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Season II - Episode 13: Living Life with Corporate Chaplain, Pastor Jim Miller
| Season II - Episode 13: Meaningful Mentoring with Corporate Chaplain, Pastor Jim Miller | |
 Download episode by clicking the logo | The unique roll of Corporate Chaplain at Grand Canyon University is filled by a very unique, relational, and passionate man named Jim Miller. Jim uses this time to further expand on his thoughts on leaving room in relationships to earn trust, and using every interaction from the very first day of class to form meaningful relationships with students. Join them as they discuss the role and dive into its importance within the classroom culture. |
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 | Corporate Chaplain, Grand Canyon UniversityJim Miller has been part of the GCU family since 2010: first as an online adjunct in the College of Theology, then as a ground adjunct, and since May of 2017 has served as the Corporate Chaplain at the 27th Avenue Operations Center. Jim and his wife Ann moved to Phoenix in 1998 to plant a church in Gilbert, which he still pastors. A native Pennsylvanian (Go Steelers!), Jim received his BA in Biblical Studies from Geneva College and his Masters of Divinity from Ashland Theological Seminary. He has been involved in pastoral ministry for 37 years. More importantly, he and Ann have been married for 38 years and have four wonderful children and four fun grandchildren. |
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Dear Corporate Chaplain Jim Miller and Mr. Sugata:
Wonderful presentation! Apprenticeship is a key word in our walk with Christ. It is "walk the talk and talk the walk" both. It is faith and works simultaneously. I teach English literature and Shakespeare. Plays are about perfomance and we now have new Ph.D. programs like the one in Texas that is only performance. (Note: Most children that are junior high or older do not like to be called "kid". They are sensitive about that. ) This was a very encouraging and enlightening talk. I finished a year as an associate chaplaincy training through Pastor Tommy Barnet's Assembly of God Sunday University program in Cave Creek outside of Phoenix pre-2012. This is very helpful year training for any online teacher, although I make it clear to my students I am not a chaplain, minister or psychologist and I forward them to the professionals through GCU online student websites. All the best!
Instructor Rachel Givan
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