Crucifx at Brent Chapel
HOM 625 Foundations in Homiletics 2 credits
Preaching as the common ground for the integration of biblical, moral,
systematic and pastoral theology. This introductory course features
theoretical content as well as homiletic application. Students will learn the basics of preparing and preaching the liturgical homily, including exegesis and use of liturgical readings, exegesis of the congregation, structure of the homily, and effective delivery by going through the process of homily preparation.
HOM 771 Preaching Practicum 2 credits
More advanced experiences of homiletic preaching with group feedback and
critique as well as instructor mentoring on a consistent basis.
Prerequisite: HOM 625
HOM 781 Liturgical Preaching 2 credits
This course is a blend of practice and theory. It will assist students in the
preparation and delivery of homilies within specific liturgical contexts:
Christian initiation, weddings, funerals, and the Sunday assembly.
Prerequisite: HOM 625
HOM 872 Preaching Internship 2 credits
Available to the transitional deacon who is involved in a ministerial
placement. Repeated experiences of homiletic preaching with group
feedback and critique as well as instructor mentoring on a consistent basis.
Student will be led to identify his trends and styles of preaching, address and
critique them. The homiletics faculty will collaborate with the student and
staff professionals at the ministry site in order to implement a supervised
preaching internship.
Prerequisites: HOM 625 and HOM 781