*Module registration fees are non-refundable.
*Course fees are usually $60/course but there is a 50% discount for all 4Twelve Academy courses in 2026!
Upon receiving your form and payment, we will contact you via email to confirm your registration.
Note: We do need a class size of 5 in order to commence the course. We will keep you posted if the course needs to be postponed.
Course content:
Martin Luther argued that when a baker bakes bread, God is feeding the world through the baker’s hands. This module explores Luther’s recovery of ordinary work as vocation and its challenge to the sacred-secular divide that still shapes how many Christians view their jobs.
We will consider what it means to understand your specific work as a calling, how that affects the way you inhabit your role, how you navigate ambiguity, and how you think about transitions across a working life.
Course Instructor:June Chan received her ThM from Dallas Theological Seminary and an MLitt in Theology and the Arts from the University of St Andrews. Her academic work and ministry experience reflect a commitment to theological education that forms the whole person, equipping students with habits of reflection, discernment, and faithful practice. She seeks to help students engage Scripture, theology, and life as an integrated whole, so that learning becomes preparation for lifelong ministry and Christian living. Her interest in theology, art, and philosophy informs an approach that encourages critical, imaginative, and faithful thought.
