Block Course
9 – 13 September 2019
This course strives to integrate both the practical and theological application of worship design and leadership in order to foster a meaningful, contextual and biblically grounded response to God as His gathered community.
Students will be exposed to various worship experiences and worship leading guests throughout this course in order to explore the actual practice of worship leadership and the careful theological planning of creative, experiential, participatory, interactive, and connective worship experiences.
9 – 13 September 2019
Carey Baptist College, 473 Great South Road, Penrose
9.45am – 4.45pm each day
$320.00 Audit |$731.00 for credit of full course
Full attendance is compulsory.
Study this course as part of our New Zealand Certificate in Christian Studies, New Zealand Diploma in Christian Studies, Bachelor of Applied Theology or Graduate Diploma of Applied Theology
Malcolm Gordon is an ordained minister and works as the Worship, Music and Arts Enabler for the Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa NZ.
He has taught courses on worship at the Knox Centre for Ministry and Leadership in Dunedin, Uniting College in Adelaide as well as at Carey. An accomplished songwriter,
Malcolm’s most recent collection, ‘Songs for the Saints’ sought to resource small churches with contemporary music. He is presently doing postgraduate study in the area of lament.