501: Luther and the Ever-Reforming Church Content
An Online Class
Instructor
Kenneth Woo, Assistant Professor of Church History, PTS
Dates
Oct. 23-Nov.17, 2017
Overview
2017 marks the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther’s Ninety-Five Theses, widely regarded as the start of the Protestant Reformation. But what if it wasn’t? This online course will explore the historical circumstances—some centuries in the making—that made Luther’s reforms possible, leaving impressions that have endured in the imaginations of his friends and foes for the past 500 years. We will consider how social and cultural dynamics making the church ripe for change in 1517 have existed throughout church history, as well as how they might inform our present moment and ministry contexts.
The class will be self-paced and available for participants to engage with the instruction at their own convenience, i.e., offered asynchronously. If you would like more information, e-mail .
Class size is limited to 15 students so register early!
Registration Fee / CEUs
Fee: $85 Registration deadline is Oct. 9, 2017.
CEUs: 1.0
