F.U.N. Curriculum
Sample Schedule
Overview
Based on the experience in North Korea, we realize that one of the main reasons for the attrition of workers there is not knowledge, but one’s formation. People give up serving in North Korea, not because of a lack of information about North Korea or projects, but because they have personal or relational issues. The Great Harvest 2027 Fellows Program will address that issue by focusing on the Formation and Unity paradigm along with North Korea studies.
Formation
These courses facilitate growth personally, relationally, culturally, spiritually, and vocationally. Through self reflection and processing in community guided by the Holy Spirit, we aim to see greater self-awareness lead to deeper transformation as fellows' knowledge and experience are integrated.
Unity Paradigm
These courses provide a framework for fellows to examine the world and ministry from the perspective of bringing unity to everything in heaven and earth under the headship of Christ. Fellows will begin to understand God’s will in the context of the relationship between God, humans, and all of creation
North Korea Studies
Fellows will gain a deeper understanding of North Korea and the opportunities and needs therein, including issues related to living inside NK, such as history, culture, worldview, living as a single, raising a family.
It is my great desire that this curriculum, the mentoring relationships, and the discipleship communities that are formed through this program will provide a foundation and support system for a lifetime of ministry that overflows from within healthy, whole people.
- Katie, Curriculum Developer & Instructor -
Sample Schedule
February to Mid-March
Christ-Centered Unity Book Study
Mid-March to April
Personal Formation
May
Spiritual Formation
June to July
Cultural Formation Including Summer Practicum
September
Relational Formation
November to Early December
Vocational Formation