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EV 351 Syllabus
Evangelism and Discipleship Syllabus (EV-351)

Instructor: Robert Munson 0917-660-7568 445-6344 bob2046@yahoo.com)

Venue: Philippine Baptist Theological Seminary, Baguio City Time: 2nd Term, PBTS, 2013/4

I. Subject Description: Evangelism and Discipleship is an introduction to the subject(s) of evangelism and discipleship for church and ministry leaders. Subject Code: MI-377 Credit Points: 2 Contact Hours: 32 hours

II. Course Objectives: Specifically, individuals will be trained to:
Lead evangelism and discipleship activities in church and other settings
Understand and strategize evangelism and discipleship methods as it pertains to different cultural or social settings.

III. Subject Methodology: The course will utilize the following methods:
Lecture and classroom interaction
Group activities
Homework
Field research/activities

IV. Requirements and Evaluation: Successful completion of this subject requires satisfactory fulfilment of the following Lowest Highest A. Exam #1 (10 to 30%) 10 30 A. Exam #2 (10 to 30%) 10 30 B. Evangelism (15%) 15** 15 B. Evangelism Extra Credit (3%) 0 3 C. Discipleship Group (15%) 15** 15 D. Book Presentation (5 to 10%) 5 10 E. Homework (-4% to +4%) -4 4 51% 107%

** Completion of Evangelism and Discipleship activities will automatically result in 15% each towards your overall grade. Failure to do these requirements result in an INCOMPLETE for the class.

Note: As noted above... if you are perfect, you earn a 107%... but you will only be given a max score

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