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February 4, 2011

Anglican School of Ministry Pre-Winter Conference

Intensive Introduction to Anglicanism (FOU 007)
& Liturgics Workshop (FOU 007a)

February 4-8, 2011

currents 20101015 ASM priest elementsAnglican School of Ministry will conduct a non-credit course, Intensive Introduction to Anglicanism, during the week prior to the 2011 Winter Conference in Greensboro, NC. The course is designed to assist candidates to prepare for the distinctively Anglican issues on their ordination exams, especially those who come from a non-Anglican tradition. The course is also useful for anyone who wants a refresher in the treasures of our Anglican faith. In addition to lectures and discussions on the topics listed below, students will experience daily prayer and worship through the use of the daily offices and other liturgies of the Book of Common Prayer. The last two days of the course comprise the Liturgics Workshop. Students may take this workshop without attending the first three days of the course.

Course Costs
The cost is $450 for the entire course (Feb. 4-8), $150 for just the liturgics workshop (Feb. 7-8). There is also a non-refundable $25.00 application fee. Students are responsible for their own room, board, and transportation.

Application
Applications and enrollments are being accepted immediately here. The application and enrollment deadline is December 21, 2010.

Course Outline
Day One (Friday, Feb. 4):

Worship: Litany
The Doctrine of the Anglican Mission (8:00-12:00, 1:00-5:00)

Topics:

  • Chicago-Lambeth Quadrilateral
  • Articles of Religion
  • Solemn Declaration
  • Doctrine of the Book of Common Prayer
  • Sacramental Theology

Day Two (Saturday, Feb. 5):

Worship: Morning Prayer
Anglican History (8:00-12:00, 1:00-5:00)

Topics:

  • Roman and Celtic Church in Britain
  • Anglo-Saxon Church
  • Medieval Church in England
  • English Reformation
  • Civil War and Restoration
  • 18th and 19th Century Developments (Missions, Evangelicalism, the Rise of Church Parties, the Oxford Movement)
  • Modern Anglicanism in England and America
  • Anglicanism in the Global South

Day Three (Sunday, Feb. 6):

Worship: Holy Communion
Anglican Polity (8:00-12:00, 1:00-5:00)

Topics:

  • Three-Fold Offices in Church History
  • Role of Vestries and Lay Leaders
  • Canons and Constitutions (including an examination of the Canons and Constitutions of theAM and Rwanda)
  • Church Discipline

Day Four (Monday, Feb. 7):

Worship: Evening Prayer
Anglican Liturgics (8:00-12:00, 1:00-5:00)

Topics:

  • Theology of Liturgy
  • Development of the Book of Common Prayer (includes Global South liturgies)
  • Examination of the Liturgies of the Prayer Book (Daily Offices, Holy Communion, Baptism, and the Litany)
  • Special Concerns (weddings, funerals)
  • Instructed Holy Communion

Day Five (Tuesday, Feb. 8):

Worship: Family Prayer
Liturgics Practice and Evaluation (8:00-1:00)

Location

Greensboro Sheraton, Greensboro, NC
Friday-Sunday: Imperial C
Monday-Tuesday: Grandover West

Contact Information

Anglican School of Ministry
8300 Kanis Road
Little Rock, AR 72212

(501) 801-3410
FAX (501) 614-6062
email

Posted By: Cynthia P. Brust
Categories: National Events

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