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The proposal needs to include a prophet companion, a real-world context, and a s
The proposal needs to include a prophet companion, a real-world context, and a summary of the goals of the project. Projects need to be both bold and achievable. The proposal should be 400-600 words and contain specifics about the goals of the project. If the final version differs from the proposal, that is fine, but the proposal needs to reflect a clear direction for the project. All students will design a major project that applies the message and teaching of the Prophets to their real context. Students will pick one or more “Prophetic companions” to be their guide in the creation of this project (e.g. Ezekiel or Micah etc.). The project may be something conventional like teaching material for a Church context or a sermon. The project may also be less conventional, like an assessment of how Ezekiel can inform the way medical professionals care for their patients, or how Micah would rearrange courtroom proceedings. Here are some examples to inspire (not restrict creativity): Isaiah: Socio-economic injustice Jeremiah: Worship Abuses Amos: Racial injustice Jonah: God’s universal mission There is room for flexibility on the Major project to allow the student as much creativity as possible.
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