COME JOIN DR. BRASWELL
WHAT: SEE AND MEET YOUR RELIGIOUS NEIGHBORS
WHERE: Hindu Temples, Buddhist Temples, Jewish Synagogues, Muslim Mosques, Mormon Churches, Jehovah’s Witness’ Kingdom Halls, and other religious communities
WHY: Curiosity, Communication, Command of Christ to Go
WHEN: Flexible Dates During the Fall of 2010 (September-November)
WHO: Church Staffs, Church members, Friends
An orientation will be held at Campbell University Law School at 225 Hillsborough Street in Raleigh where the off campus office of the World Religions and Global Cultures Center (WRGCC) is located on Monday, August 30, 2010 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Please bring a bag lunch.
The scheduling of visits to religious communities in the Raleigh area will be discussed according to the life and times of the participants. Weekdays, evenings, and weekends may be possible. Maximum flexibility and accommodation to individual and group needs will be sought. There will be on average a visit every two weeks. Participants may choose the places they will visit. Several debriefing sessions will be held throughout the fall.
The major reading will be Understanding Sectarian Groups in America, by George W. Braswell, Jr.
There is no fee, but contributions may be made to the work of the WRGCC.
Information may be sought at from the WRGCC at 800.760.9827 ext. 1506 and worldreligioncenter@campbell.edu
Download a flyer here.
Church Ministers, Sunday Teachers, and Church Members
You can become a Certified Teacher-Trainer in a World Religion
Religions are on the rise in the U.S. Many are outgrowing Christianity.
Muslims, Mormons, and Jehovah’s Witnesses are missionaries to Christians.
Teach and train your church to understand and share your faith with your religious neighbors.
The World Religions and Global Cultures Center of Campbell University Divinity School enables one to teach and train in a particular religion and cultural group within the churches and other groups. In order to be certified as a teacher-trainer, one must meet the following criteria:
1. You will read “Understanding Sectarian Groups in America” and write about your choice of religion.
2. You will attend orientation and visit the religious community and meet the members.
3. You will teach several sessions in your church.
4. You will be awarded the certificate from the center during a chapel service.
Areas of Specialty may include the following:
Hinduism (may also include Transcendental Meditation, Hare Krishna), Buddhism (may also include Zen, Nichiren Shoshu of America), Judaism (Orthodox, Conservative, Reformed), Islam (may also include Sufism, Nation of Islam, Baha’ism), The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormonism), Jehovah’s Witnesses, or Combinations of New Age, Christian Science, Unity, Unitarian-Universalism, Secularism, Atheism, Unification Church, Scientology, and Post Modernism.
Information and orientation and scheduling of visits
August 30 from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
The World Religion and Global Cultures Center off-campus office at
Campbell University Law School, 225 Hillsborough Street, Raleigh, NC
You may download a flyer about this event here.
For information about these World Religions learning opportunities, about acquiring a speaker in your area or about qualifying for teacher certification, please contact Dr. George Braswell at worldreligioncenter@campbell.edu or leave him a message at 800.760.9827 ext. 1506.
COME JOIN DR. BRASWELL
WHAT: SEE AND MEET YOUR RELIGIOUS NEIGHBORS
WHERE: Hindu Temples, Buddhist Temples, Jewish Synagogues, Muslim Mosques, Mormon Churches, Jehovah’s Witness’ Kingdom Halls, and other religious communities
WHY: Curiosity, Communication, Command of Christ to Go
WHEN: Flexible Dates During the Fall of 2010 (September-November)
WHO: Church Staffs, Church members, Friends
An orientation will be held at Campbell University Law School at 225 Hillsborough Street in Raleigh where the off campus office of the World Religions and Global Cultures Center (WRGCC) is located on Monday, August 30, 2010 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Please bring a bag lunch.
The scheduling of visits to religious communities in the Raleigh area will be discussed according to the life and times of the participants. Weekdays, evenings, and weekends may be possible. Maximum flexibility and accommodation to individual and group needs will be sought. There will be on average a visit every two weeks. Participants may choose the places they will visit. Several debriefing sessions will be held throughout the fall.
The major reading will be Understanding Sectarian Groups in America, by George W. Braswell, Jr.
There is no fee, but contributions may be made to the work of the WRGCC.
Information may be sought at from the WRGCC at 800.760.9827 ext. 1506 and worldreligioncenter@campbell.edu
Download a flyer here.
Church Ministers, Sunday Teachers, and Church Members
You can become a Certified Teacher-Trainer in a World Religion
Religions are on the rise in the U.S. Many are outgrowing Christianity.
Muslims, Mormons, and Jehovah’s Witnesses are missionaries to Christians.
Teach and train your church to understand and share your faith with your religious neighbors.
The World Religions and Global Cultures Center of Campbell University Divinity School enables one to teach and train in a particular religion and cultural group within the churches and other groups. In order to be certified as a teacher-trainer, one must meet the following criteria:
1. You will read “Understanding Sectarian Groups in America” and write about your choice of religion.
2. You will attend orientation and visit the religious community and meet the members.
3. You will teach several sessions in your church.
4. You will be awarded the certificate from the center during a chapel service.
Areas of Specialty may include the following:
Hinduism (may also include Transcendental Meditation, Hare Krishna), Buddhism (may also include Zen, Nichiren Shoshu of America), Judaism (Orthodox, Conservative, Reformed), Islam (may also include Sufism, Nation of Islam, Baha’ism), The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormonism), Jehovah’s Witnesses, or Combinations of New Age, Christian Science, Unity, Unitarian-Universalism, Secularism, Atheism, Unification Church, Scientology, and Post Modernism.
Information and orientation and scheduling of visits
August 30 from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
The World Religion and Global Cultures Center off-campus office at
Campbell University Law School, 225 Hillsborough Street, Raleigh, NC
You may download a flyer about this event here.
For information about these World Religions learning opportunities, about acquiring a speaker in your area or about qualifying for teacher certification, please contact Dr. George Braswell at worldreligioncenter@campbell.edu or leave him a message at 800.760.9827 ext. 1506.