Joshur Mazzone, the new Pathways community member and MAPS degree student, shares his ideas about the changing needs of the Church and how Pathways@CTU can help address these needs to build a more inclusive Church.

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Building and Maintaining Relationships for Social Justice
Pathways@CTU
Listening to the Lives of Young People
The Future Church Now
Pathways@CTU, a new Living-Learning community of students, will serve as a catalyst to help deepen CTU’s institutional commitment to justice and activism with new programming, new outreach, and new insights to bring to their classrooms and the Church.

The Pathways@CTU program is focused on forming young adults, especially those from Hispanic/Latin@, African American, Asian American/Pacific Islander, and LGBTQ+, and other marginalized groups, for ministry in today’s Church.

Over the course of a two year mutual commitment, this community of students will earn a Master of Arts in Pastoral Studies while receiving:

Full-tuition scholarship
Graduate assistantship
Intentional community living with housing provided
Living stipend
Integrated personal and community formation
Leadership development

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Karen Ross, PhD
Director
A Pathway for Tomorrow: Co-Creating the Church of Tomorrow at CTU