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Nurturing Entrepreneurial Mindsets

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Nurturing Entrepreneurial Mindsets

Dieser Kurs ist Teil von Spezialisierung „Rediscovering the Heart of Methodism“

Dozenten: Jung Choi

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4 Module

Verschaffen Sie sich einen Einblick in ein Thema und lernen Sie die Grundlagen.

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Empfohlene Erfahrung

5 Stunden zu vervollständigen

Flexibler Zeitplan

In Ihrem eigenen Lerntempo lernen

Was Sie lernen werden

Explore how attentiveness to society’s needs is key to the Wesleyan idea of building the kingdom of God on earth.
Learn from the successes and failures that have marked the history of Methodism’s entrepreneurial ministries.
Interpret vocational significance of Methodism’s entrepreneurial spirit; explain how God continues to call you to new ways to minister to the world.
Explain how God continues to call you and your community into new, innovative ways to minister to the world.

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Kategorie: Community Development
Kategorie: Leadership Studies
Kategorie: Needs Assessment
Kategorie: Entrepreneurship
Kategorie: Initiative and Leadership
Kategorie: Innovation
Kategorie: Discussion Facilitation
Kategorie: Community Outreach
Kategorie: Social Impact
Kategorie: Education and Training

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Welcome to Nurturing Entrepreneurial Mindsets! In this course, we’ll see how Methodism’s history of entrepreneurism has fueled innovative ministries. We will consider how gifts of wisdom, virtue, and vision came from Wesley’s ministerial failure in Savannah, Georgia. Lastly, we will discuss how that spirit of innovation can help us faithfully meet our current moment. As we reflect on how we can nurture entrepreneurial mindsets wherever we are called to serve, we pray your discussions around these questions may be beneficial for your ministry.

If you are a pastor or ministry professional in need of Continuing Education Unit (CEU) credits for your professional development, CEU credits are available for this course. Upon successful completion of this course, you can provide your Coursera certificate and the course description to your employer for recognition of earning 0.5 CEUs. Contact divinityonline@duke.edu with any questions regarding CEUs for this course. Each of the 5 courses in the Rediscovering the Heart of Methodism specialization is worth 0.5 CEUs, for a total of 2.5 CEUs for completing all of the courses. This course is part of the Rediscovering the Heart of Methodism series. This is one of five 4-week online courses designed to help engaged laypeople and clergy (including local pastors in licensing schools) develop core capacities for innovative leadership within the Wesleyan tradition. Through this series, we hope you will experience a deeper grounding in the distinctive elements of Methodism at its best, and a renewed capacity for hopeful, imaginative participation in the mission of God.

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What does it mean for the Church to be entrepreneurial? In this week’s lesson, you’ll explore how the language of social entrepreneurship describes the ways Methodists have dared to pursue new ways of bearing witness to the kingdom of God. Whether or not you consider yourself an entrepreneurial person, you can come alongside others in your church to find new ways to participate in God’s ongoing work of making all things new.

Das ist alles enthalten

1 Video11 Lektüren2 Aufgaben2 Diskussionsthemen

1 VideoInsgesamt 9 Minuten

Nurturing Entrepreneurial and Multiplier Mindsets9 Minuten

11 LektürenInsgesamt 72 Minuten

General Course Information10 Minuten
About Duke Divinity+10 Minuten
Course Entry Survey5 Minuten
About the Group Discussion Guide5 Minuten
Group Discussion Guide2 Minuten
Coursera Online Discussion Guidelines5 Minuten
Report a problem with the course10 Minuten
This Week's Presenter5 Minuten
Key Terms5 Minuten
The Meaning of Social Entrepreneurship10 Minuten
The United Methodist Church and IU Health5 Minuten

2 AufgabenInsgesamt 20 Minuten

Reflective Quiz5 Minuten
Week 1 Graded Quiz15 Minuten

2 DiskussionsthemenInsgesamt 20 Minuten

Introduce Yourself10 Minuten
Week 1 Discussion Post10 Minuten

Methodism’s history of entrepreneurship extends all the way to the earliest days of the movement. This week, you’ll learn about three examples of entrepreneurial ministries in early Methodism. You’ll also consider how their pattern of seeing needs around them and following God’s call to meet those needs might inform and inspire your church’s approach to ministry.

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1 Video3 Lektüren1 Aufgabe1 Diskussionsthema

What happens when our entrepreneurial efforts fail? Beginning with John Wesley’s failed efforts in colonial Savannah, Georgia, this week’s lesson explores the wisdom God offers us through failure and the resources the Methodist tradition provides to help us absorb that wisdom. As schools of mission, our failures can equip us with the character, humility, boldness, and vision we need to faithfully pursue what God has called us to do.

Das ist alles enthalten

1 Video4 Lektüren1 Aufgabe1 Diskussionsthema

1 VideoInsgesamt 11 Minuten

Savannah: Stories of Failure as Schools of Mission 11 Minuten

4 LektürenInsgesamt 30 Minuten

This Week's Presenter5 Minuten
Key Terms5 Minuten
A Wesleyan Understanding of Grace10 Minuten
Do United Methodists Believe "Once Saved, Always Saved?" 10 Minuten

1 AufgabeInsgesamt 15 Minuten

Week 3 Graded Quiz15 Minuten

1 DiskussionsthemaInsgesamt 10 Minuten

Week 3 Discussion Post10 Minuten

Innovating new forms of ministry to meet the demands of a changing world is hardly a new challenge for Methodism. In this final lesson, you’ll be reminded of the unchanging mission and core affirmations that ground our common Methodist identity, and you’ll see how Methodists are imagining new patterns of ministry that faithfully express this identity in a wide range of ways. What new expressions of the heart of Methodism might God be calling you and your church to pursue?