Campus Ministry
• $50.00
In this five-week self-paced online campus ministry course, you will discover if you are called to lead change in your community through a campus ministry. Learn to engage and connect with students, and be involved in their spiritual journey. You will join discussions with like-minded peers and visionary Christian leaders as you explore your next most faithful step.
Enrollment Opens 2024.
Are you ready to lead differently?
Every day someone doesn't see themselves as strong enough, confident enough, bold enough, or experienced enough to lead. But those fears don't stop them. They're leaders who take risks, innovate, disrupt the norm, break tradition, follow their calling, faithfully impact lives and build God's beloved community.
They're driven by their passion and faith. They desire to change the world through Christian communities. Passionate, faithful people don't simply change the world by thinking differently. They change the world by leading differently.
This course is designed to equip you with the tools you need to cultivate meaningful connections, understand your calling, provide spiritual care, and create ecumenically diverse experiences for students, faculty, and staff through campus ministry.
Course Leadership
The FTE team is here to accompany, encourage, and support you through the course offering.
Allison Arsenault is the Director of Community Engagement at Forum for Theological Exploration where she leads coordination efforts for the Youth Theological Network. Prior to this role, Allison supported the design and implementation of experiences centered on young adults exploring a call to ministry and church leaders who accompany them. She is an ordained Minister of the Word and Sacrament in the Presbyterian Church (USA).
Allison will lead the main sessions during the YTN Annual Gathering and the Leadership and Connection Grant Info Session.
hwallace@fteleaders.org
678-369-6146
Explore the Course
Investigate the ways people engage with campus ministry as a leader. Analyze and think critically about the pathways one can take to pursue and serve in campus ministry.
Develop an understanding of what campus ministry looks like today. Identify and analyze the reasons why one would pursue being a campus minister.
Thoughtfully reflect on how to inspire and expand young adults in campus ministry or future ministry settings.
Articulate your next most faithful step after discerning what it might mean to serve your community, cause, or creation.
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“ I hope they (participants) learn to lean into discernment through trusting the passion of God which drives them. It’s a marathon, not a sprint. ” Tamra Fitzgerald, course alumni
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Co-hort Option
Discern your next most faith step in community
FTE also offers a 20% discount to groups of three or more interested in journeying through the course together. This option is especially great for leaders of young adult or campus ministries who want to offer their students an online discernment opportunity. To sign up as a group, click the button below and select the number of participants in your group at check out. Once your information is received, we will reach out to you for contact information on each young adult enrolling in the course.
The Forum for Theological Exploration (FTE) is a leadership incubator that inspires young people to make a difference in the world through Christian communities. Since its founding in 1954, FTE has provided resources, events, networks, grants, and fellowships to cultivate tomorrow's leaders, pastors, and theological educators, FTE provides a forum through which gifted, purposeful students, young adults, and partners explore their passion, purpose, and call.
Young adults who are 18-35 looking to explore ministry through campus ministry or current leaders in campus ministry who are looking to lead differently.
This course was created to help young adults discover and answer their call to campus ministry alongside a community of like-minded peers and visionary Christian leaders. Together course participants will explore ways to build connections on campus and how to provide spiritual care for students, faculty, and staff.
Upon completion, you will join FTE's network of alumni, including pastors, professors, deans, presidents of organizations, civil servants, and non-profit leaders who lead their communities, congregations, and society. Additionally, participants will also have access to the resources to continue their vocational pursuits including an opportunity to apply for FTE's Ministry Exploration and Mentoring Project grant.
This course is self-paced, you will have 5 weeks to complete the course from your start date.
Yes, if you meet the requirements set forth in the course you will receive a certificate that you can post to you Linked profile and download to share.
Yes, NovoEd have a mobile app, you can access the course anytime and anywhere you want.
Yes, you can contact Heather at hwallace@fteleaders.org for pricing or other information.
