ICT Fellows Program.
Objectives:
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To introduce the key concepts and building blocks of city transformation.
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To enable reflections on contemporary Christian practices in a theological and critical way; with the purpose to renew them in a faithful manner.
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To strengthen learning by putting concepts into practice through the design and implementation of a renewal project, under the supervision and mentorship of city leaders.
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To cultivate a cohort to experiment, develop and support transformational practices in their respective spheres.
Target
Pastoral and lay leaders who desire to serve their city and expand their horizons.
Prerequisite
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A degree holder in an accredited University.
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Foundation biblical/ theological training.
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IELTS 6.5 or equivalent.
Format
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Self-paced learning in between classes.
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Lecture and discussion during class (zoom for lecturers overseas).
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3-day experiential learning with ministry visits and de-briefing.
Date: First Saturday of each month starting in March
Time: 9:30am to 1pm
Venue: Conveniently situated along the MTR line or near public transportation.
Duration: 12 + 6 months
a. Monthly class in the first 12 months
b. Final project presentation 6 month after the last class
Class Size: 15- 20 (limited by the availability of supervisors)
Those who successfully complete all classes and requirements will be awarded the Advanced Diploma in City Transformation by the Institute for City Transformation, and the Advanced Certificate in Transformational Leadership for the City by the Bakke Graduate University (U.S.A.).
Faculty and Supervisory Team:
