I don’t know if it’s going to come off but at the moment I’m in the excited stage. You know how sometimes a prospect comes up – someone plants an idea and there’s that brief but very exciting honeymoon period where it seems like there couldn’t possibly be anything wrong with the idea and it’s all fun. That’s where I am at the moment.
I got an email early today from one of the Beths (there are two) which was a forward of an email from Cheryl Catford (aka big boss lady of Tabor) which was marketing for Tabor’s latest and greatest course – the “Master of Arts in Church Practice”. Which all sounds very grand. Basically it is a 3 year part-time course which is designed to fit around full-time work. Each semester only requires that you actually do 1 week of “proper” classes type study. Sweet.
The weirdest thing is that I’ve been looking to do some sort of Bible College thing for a while now – but haven’t really been able to find anything that sounded like it was just right. Just at the moment, this sounds like it could almost be a goer.
If you’re wanting to know more about the Master of Arts in Church Practice – check out the page on the Tabor website. Sounds like a ripper!
It does sound good, they plugged it to us when we were graduating. Nice to be reminded actually, I was going to point one of my friends in this direction and I’d forgotten. Tabor’s environment is unbeatable.
Yep, I’ve certainly heard good things about Tabor. I guess we’ll have to see how it all pans out – it’s certainly an exciting prospect.
Yeah! I got mentioned in a blog! I’m famous!!!
Hey, I got a mention too!! Or should I say, two…
[...] What does it really mean: in this day and time and place, to be ready to say that you’ll do anything for God? (At this point I’m imagining all of the disappointed sighs of the beautiful Christian single women who had hoped that the title was referring to something else. Of course, in my imagination is the only place where that’ll happen) Because at the moment, I’m on the verge of committing to a 3 year course and thinking about buying a house and the mortgage that comes with it. What if God wants to shake that all up and tell me to throw it in and head to deepest darkest Africa (which is always the concern)? To what extent should we be making out lives more flexible in order that we can get up off our bums and “Take up your cross and follow me”? [...]