Dillard University (Theological training, informal/extension context)
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Dillard University (Theological training, informal/extension context) refers to theological studies and ministerial preparation associated with Dillard University that were pursued through non-traditional, informal, or extension-based educational programs rather than a formal degree track.
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| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
extension theological training initiative
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informal theological education program → |
| affiliationContext |
historically Black university tradition
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| associatedWith |
Dillard University
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| credentialType |
certificate or continuing education recognition
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non-credit → |
| degreeGranting |
no
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| deliveryMode |
off-campus church or community sites
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on-campus extension → |
| educationalFocus |
ministerial preparation
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theological studies → |
| educationMode |
extension-based
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informal → non-traditional → |
| emphasis |
service to African American churches and communities
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| formalDegreeTrack |
no
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| geographicFocus |
New Orleans, Louisiana
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| learningApproach |
contextual theology for urban ministry
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practical ministry application → |
| linkedInstitution |
Dillard University Department of Religion
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Dillard University Office of Church and Community Relations → |
| participantBackground |
bi-vocational ministers
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laypersons without prior formal theological study → working adults → |
| pedagogicalFormat |
church-based classes
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seminars → short courses → workshops → |
| primaryGoal |
provide accessible theological education
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strengthen local church leadership → |
| region |
United States
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| relationshipToUniversity |
community outreach
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supplementary to formal degree programs → |
| religiousContext |
predominantly Christian
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| scheduling |
evening and weekend
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part-time → |
| subjectArea |
Bible study
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Christian theology → church leadership → ethics and social justice in ministry → practical ministry skills → |
| targetAudience |
lay church leaders
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local clergy → prospective ministry students → |
Referenced by (2)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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Martin Luther King Sr.
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educatedAt |
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Dillard University (Theological training, informal/extension context)
("Dillard University Department of Religion")
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linkedInstitution |