|
First Call Theological Education
First
Call Theological Education
(FCTE) is a three-year structured program of theological
education designed to assist newly called leaders in the
transition to rostered ministry. One
of the most dramatic transitions in the life of a newly rostered
person is the transition from seminary or non-rostered status to
the first call to public ministry. For
that reason, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America has
prescribed standards and expectations for continuing theological
education during the first three years of rostered service under
Call.
more►
The People
—
Resources to Support the First Call Participants
Book Reviews
Online Learning
Life Long Learning Opportunities
Find an ELCA Leader
The Mentoring Partnership
The Program
— Resources Supporting the First Call Program
What is FCTE?
Synod and Regional Programs
FCTE Resources
FCTE Assessment
Transition into Ministry
Project
Research with FCTE Leaders
Book Reviews
-
Medieval
Children
by Nicholas Orme more►
-
Pastoral
Care for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: Healing the
Shattered Souls
by Dalene C. Fuller Rogers
more►
- To
Live in Peace: Biblical Faith and the Changing Inner
City
by Mark R. Gornik more►
|