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Guided Peer-Learning for Ministry I
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APPL 801
Guided Peer-Learning for Ministry I
Course Information
Description
APPL 801 is the first of two summative courses designed to fulfill the field education or practicum requirements and to bring a strong closure to the degree programs in professional ministry. Participants will engage practical ministry issues in a seminar setting, refining their theological integration skills, augmenting their pool of ministry resources, and cultivating peer relationships that will benefit them beyond graduation. APPL 801 focuses on personal dimensions and issues including calling, character and ethics, relationships, and emotional and spiritual maturity.
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Language
Cantonese
Start Date
January 5, 2026
End Date
March 13, 2026
Credit
3 Credit Hours
Course Information
Language
Cantonese
Stard Date
January 5, 2026
Stard Date
March 13, 2026
Credit
3 Credit Hours
Description
APPL 801 is the first of two summative courses designed to fulfill the field education or practicum requirements and to bring a strong closure to the degree programs in professional ministry. Participants will engage practical ministry issues in a seminar setting, refining their theological integration skills, augmenting their pool of ministry resources, and cultivating peer relationships that will benefit them beyond graduation. APPL 801 focuses on personal dimensions and issues including calling, character and ethics, relationships, and emotional and spiritual maturity.
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Leo came to faith in Jesus while studying Electrical Engineering at the University of British Columbia. After several years as a professional engineer, he sensed God’s call to full-time ministry and went on to earn a Master of Divinity from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and a Doctor of Ministry from the Talbot School of Theology at Biola University. He began full-time ministry as a church planter in 1998 and now serves as the lead pastor of the church he founded, overseeing congregations in Burnaby and Maple Ridge. Since 2016, Leo has also been active in theological education as an affiliate professor at Carey Theological College and an adjunct instructor at other seminaries. Leo and his wife are blessed with one daughter.