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Competency Based Learning Guide: Pastoral Ministry

By Bernard Kimani, PhD

Christian MinistryLevel 6Module I

Unit of competence: Pastoral Ministry

About this learning guide

Welcome to Pastoral Ministry. This study guide has been prepared to help you become a faithful shepherd of God’s people: one who prays for people with faith and wisdom, makes disciples who make disciples, guides the flock in sound doctrine, cares for the needy with dignity, visits the flock with the compassion of Christ, and corrects in love so that the fallen are restored. It follows the national curriculum and occupational standards for Christian Ministry, so what you learn here is what you will be expected to do in ministry and to show in assessment.

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  1. Welcome to This Study Guide
  2. Reference Materials and Assessment
  3. What This Guide Follows
  4. Assessment
  5. Reference Materials You Will Need
  6. Source Materials
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  1. Unit Overview
  2. How You Will Be Assessed
  3. What Every Assessor Must See
  4. The Unit at a Glance
  5. Learning Outcomes, Content and Assessment Methods
  6. Methods of Instruction
  7. Recommended Resources for 25 Trainees
  8. How to Use This Guide
  9. One Shepherding Cycle
  10. The Learning Pattern
  11. A Church to Follow
  12. Features of This Guide
  13. Finding Your Way: The Numbering
  14. Your Evidence Portfolio
  15. Standards at a Glance
  16. Your Learning Schedule
  17. Preparing for National Assessment
  18. Lesson 1: Pray for People
  19. What You Will Be Able to Do
  20. Proposed Teaching Plan (20 Hours)
  21. 1.1 Biblical Theology of Prayer
  22. 1.1.1 What Prayer Is
  23. 1.1.2 The Language of Prayer
  24. 1.1.3 Why We Pray
  25. 1.1.4 Biblical Guidelines for Prayer
  26. Hindrances to Prayer
  27. 1.2 Prayer in the Old Testament
  28. 1.2.1 The Patriarchs
  29. 1.2.2 Moses the Intercessor
  30. 1.2.3 From Joshua to Samuel
  31. 1.2.4 David and the Psalms
  32. 1.2.5 Solomon, the Kings and the Reformers
  33. 1.2.6 The Prophets
  34. 1.2.7 Lessons for Praying for People Today
  35. 1.3 Prayer in the New Testament
  36. 1.3.1 Jesus at Prayer
  37. 1.3.2 Jesus’ Teaching on Prayer
  38. 1.3.3 Prayer in the Early Church
  39. 1.3.4 Paul’s Prayers and Teaching
  40. 1.3.5 Hebrews and the General Letters
  41. 1.3.6 The Holy Spirit and Prayer
  42. 1.4 Prayer in the Contemporary World
  43. 1.4.1 Prayer in Today’s World
  44. 1.4.2 Disciplines of Prayer
  45. Personal Prayer
  46. Family Prayer
  47. Congregational Prayer
  48. The Pastor’s Own Prayer Life
  49. 1.4.3 Analysing People’s Needs Biblically
  50. 1.4.4 Praying for the Sick, the Troubled and the Oppressed
  51. 1.4.5 Dangers Today
  52. 1.4.6 When Prayer Seems Unanswered
  53. Lesson 1 Workshop: Praying at Church Occasions
  54. Step 1: Know Your Church’s Policy
  55. Step 2: Learn the Occasion’s Protocol
  56. Step 3: Prepare and Lead Public Prayer
  57. Step 4: Pray with Individuals and Follow Up
  58. Bringing Lesson 1 Together: Your Prayer Ministry File