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Course Code
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Course Number
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Course Name
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Course
Description
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Course Credit Hours
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THE
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32301
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Old Testament
Survey I
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Old Testament
Survey is divided into five sections or courses. The textbook has four parts
but due to the length of part 2, part two is divided into 2 courses instead. This
course which covers pages 3 through 111/ chapters 1 - 8, reflects on the Hebrew
Torah comprising the Pentateuch or first five books of the Old Testament.
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3
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THE
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32302
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Old Testament
Survey II
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Understanding
the Prophets is a significant part of Old Testament Survey. This section
deals with writings and works of the prophets. Pages 131 through 275/
chapters 9 – 20.
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3
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THE
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32303
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Old Testament
Survey III
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276
– 422/ chapters 21 – 30 are the continuation of part two of the text of
the prophets. Students will analyze and identify works of the prophets from
Micah to Malachi.
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3
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THE
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32304
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Old testament
Survey IV
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Introduction
to the writings or poetic books of the Bible are the crux of the course. This
is part three of the text, pages 424 through 582/ chapters 31 – 43.
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3
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THE
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32305
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Old Testament
Survey V
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Sequentially,
this is the last section of Old Testament Survey which is also part three of
the text, pages 583 through 694/ chapters 44 – 51.
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3
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THE
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32306
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Evangelical
Theology
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Karl Bart
presents the basic tenets of Evangelical Theology in terms of the Place of
Theology, Existence of Theology, the Threat to Theology and Work of Theology.
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3
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THE
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32307
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Basic Theology
I
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This course
comprises four of the thirteen sections of textual content. The four sections
address the question of authority, the knowledge, revelation, and perfections
of God, the revelation, doctrine of inspiration, and inerrancy. Section four
covers the issue of angels as ministering spirits. (Pages 13 through 150 of
the textbook).
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3
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THE
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32308
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Basic Theology
II
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This second
phase of the course incorporates sections five through nine. Section four
reflects on the devil, section five deals with unclean spirits, section six
addresses the issue of man as the image of God, section seven highlights sin,
and section nine features Jesus Christ as our Lord. (Pages 157 through 313).
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3
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THE
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32309
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Basic Theology
III
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This third
phase of the course includes sections ten through fifteen. Section ten covers
salvation, section eleven: the Holy Spirit, section twelve delves into
Christ’s church. (Pages 319 through 623).
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3
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THE
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323010
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Hermeneutics
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This introductory
course will enable students to completely obtain a comprehensive view and
understanding of biblical interpretation. Students will be able to identify
and analyze the principles and processes of biblical interpretation. Today's Christian
element demands concise and complete hermeneutical teachings. The student
will piece together the elements of Biblical interpretation that will add
depth and accuracy to the message, lesson or devotion.
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3
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THE
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323011
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Old Testament Theology I
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This is an
introductory study into understanding the nature, method, scope, and
motivation of Old Testament Theology as it relates to the scripture and God.
Due to the voluminous content of the course, the focus of the study is on the
first three parts (introduction, God as Primal Character and Agent, pages 5 through 157 of the textbook).
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3
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THE
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323012
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Old Testament
Theology II
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This course
addresses two parts of the Old Testament Theology: The Community of praise
and Obedience, and The Hope of Israel and the Hope of the World, pages 197
through 371 of the textbook.
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3
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THE
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323013
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Advanced Old
Testament Theology I
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The first
phase of this course covers the entire Introductory section of the textbook,
pages 29 through 143. This section features the basis of Old Testament
Theology, Task, and the Methods of Biblical Theology.
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3
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THE
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323014
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Advanced Old
Testament Theology II
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The second
phase of this course covers part two which deals with the Primary History of
Old Testament Theology. This section also touches on a wide range of biblical
gifts attributed to the Old Testament; due to the length of this section,
part two is divided into three sections:
pages 173 through 346.
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3
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THE
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323015
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Advanced Old
Testament Theology III
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The third
phase of this course which is the second division of Part II emphasizes on
the Gifts of God as Deliverer, the Old Covenant, Liturgy, I AM Deuteronomy,
Land of Joshua, Land of the Old testament, and Land of The New Testament;
Pages 376 through 558.
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3
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THE
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323016
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Advanced Old
Testament Theology IV
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The fourth
phase of the course focuses on the Gifts of Warlords if the Judges, True
Strength if I Samuel, Davidic Covenant of II Samuel, Kingship, God’s
History-Shaping Word of I & II Kings, Providence of Chronicles and
Esther, and Gifts of Return, Restoration, and Reform of Ezra and Nehemiah;
Pages 588 through 771.
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3
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THE
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323017
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Advanced Old
Testament Theology V
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The fifth
phase of the course is Part Three of the textbook which deals with Other
Writings, such as the Prophets, Ruth, the Psalms, Job, and Ecclesiastes;
Pages 805 through 946.
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3
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THE
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323018
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Systematic
Theology I a
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An
introduction to systematic theology. This course is broken into two parts.
The first focuses on the Preconditions of God, Revelation Logic, Truth,
Language, Interpretation, Historiography, and Methodology, pages 15 through
205.
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3
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THE
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323019
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Systematic
Theology I b
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The
concentration of this part of the course on the Bible is biblical,
historical, and theological in depth. It covers pages 229 through 541.
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3
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THE
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323020
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System
Theology II a
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In depth, this
course focusses on God and Creation. Part One of the text deals with God
(Theology Proper) is divided into two sections (A & B). The first
division which covers pages 17 through 180, highlights views God’s Pure
Actuality and Sincerity, God’s Immutability, Eternality, Omnipresence,
Omniscience, Omnipotence, and Immateriality.
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3
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THE
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323021
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Systematic
Theology II b
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The second
section of Part One of the course which is B, covers pages 213 through 407.
It covers topics such as God’s Wisdom and Light, Unity and Trinity, Holiness
and Righteousness, Jealousy and Perfection, Truthfulness and Goodness, Mercy
and Wrath, and a Response to God’s Attributes.
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3
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THE
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323022
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Systematic
Theology II c
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Part two of
the text which covers pages 423 through 563 deals with topics, such as the
Alternative Views of Creation, Origin of Material Creation, Creation of
Angels, All Creation, God’s Sovereignty Over Creation,, and God’s Providence.
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3
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THE
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323023
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Systematic
Theology III a
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Part One of the
text covers Humanity and Sin or Anthropology and Hamatiology. In depth, it
covers the Origin and Nature of Human beings and Sin along with the Effects
and Defeat of Sin, pages 17 through 152.
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3
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THE
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323024
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Systematic
Theology III b
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This section
of the course deals with Salvation or Soteriology. Topics such as the Origin,
Theories, Nature, Evidence, Assurance, Extent, Exclusivity, Results
Condition, and Contents of Salvation, pages 181 through 524.
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3
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THE
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323025
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New Testament
Survey
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This course features
the Political, Social, Economic, and Religious surroundings of the New
Testament during the Birth, Life, and Ministry of Christ. It also touches on
the records and Problems of the early church.
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3
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THE
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323026
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Pentecostal
Doctrine
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A course that
provides an in-depth study of the teachings of the Bible as it examines
fundamental biblical truths in a manner that promotes growth, maturity and
stability in Christians' spiritual lives. A review of the Pentecostal
position, this course explores salvation, baptism in title Holy Ghost,
sanctification, divine healing the final judgment
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3
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THE
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323027
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Pneumatology
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The author
delves into historical data shared with renowned biblical scholars as they
explore the expediency and relevancy of spiritual gifts in the church. Then
and now, God has always dealt with humanity through His Spirit. Understanding
the Spirit of God and His purpose in the church and among his people, is a
riveting narrative the author uncovers.
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3
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THE
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323028
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Fundamentals
of Theology
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A course
designed to help identify concepts and methods for understanding Christian
Faith.
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3
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THE
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323029
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Christ in the
Old Testament
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A study that
discusses Christ as the New man, Son of the Woman, Son of Abraham, Heir of
the Promise, Lord and Servant, Rock of Moses, Prince of peace, and Lord to
Come.
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3
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MIN
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321313
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Prayer
Ministry I
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Prayer is an
essential part church ministry. The course is divided into two phases. The
first phase covers The Church that Prayer Built, the Role of the Church
Prayer Coordinator, Leader Relationship, Building your Prayer Action Team,
assessing Your Church’s Needs, and Taking Your Church to the Next Level, pages 15 through 87.
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3
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MIN
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321314
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Prayer
Ministry II
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Prayer is an
essential part church ministry. The course is divided into two phases. The
first phase covers The Church that Prayer Built, the Role of the Church
Prayer Coordinator, Leader Relationship, Building your Prayer Action Team,
assessing Your Church’s Needs, and Taking Your Church to the Next Level, pages 105 through 191.
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3
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MIN
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32134
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Leadership
Ethics I
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This
introductory leadership course acquaints students with the perspectives of
Leader-Centric Approaches. Part I of
the textbook covers the entirety of the course, pages 15 through 93.
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3
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MIN
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32135
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Leadership
Ethics II
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This
introductory leadership course acquaints students with the perspectives of
Leader-Centric Approaches. Part II of
the textbook covers the entirety of the course, pages 119 through 215.
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3
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MIN
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32136
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Preaching with
Purpose I
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Preachers and
laypeople get to know a lot about strengthening their preaching preparation
skills and how to interact with those to whom they preach. The first six chapters cover the entire
course, pages 1 through 120 of the textbook.
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3
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MIN
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32137
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Preaching with
Purpose II
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Preachers and
laypeople get to know a lot about strengthening their preaching preparation
skills and how to interact with those to whom they preach. The last six chapters cover the entire
course, pages 137 through 263 of the textbook
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3
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MIN
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321310
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Pastoral Care
of the Older Adults
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The world is
aging rapidly. Pastors or aspiring pastors or ministry workers have to learn
about how to deal with older people. Senior citizen ministry is a vital part
of church growth and management. This course provides relevant information that
can help pastors know how some of the needs of the elderly and their
importance in ministry.
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3
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CED
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323517
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Christian
Education Administration I
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This course
gives a practical outlook on Administration in churches and Christian
Organizations. Students explore a vast array of topics and principles that
can enable one to become an excellent administrator. Pages 13 through 98.
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3
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CED
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323518
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Christian
Education Administration II
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This course
gives a practical outlook on Administration in churches and Christian
Organizations. Students explore a vast array of topics and principles that
can enable one to become an excellent administrator. Pages 100 through 173.
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3
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CED
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323519
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Christian
Education Administration III
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This course
gives a practical outlook on Administration in churches and Christian
Organizations. Students explore a vast array of topics and principles that
can enable one to become an excellent administrator. Pages 175 through 238.
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3
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CED
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323520
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Christian
Education Administration IV
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This course
gives a practical outlook on Administration in churches and Christian
Organizations. Students explore a vast array of topics and principles that
can enable one to become an excellent administrator. Pages 240 through 321.
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3
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CED
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32354
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Teaching
Ministry I
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A course is to
prepare Christian education leaders, pastors, teachers, and laypeople for
church ministry. There are emphases on Biblical foundations for teaching,
preparation for teaching, lesson planning, and teaching others. This course entails Part One of the text,
pages 3 through 141.
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3
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CED
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32355
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Teaching
Ministry Church II
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A course is to
prepare Christian education leaders, pastors, teachers, and laypeople for
church ministry. There are emphases on Biblical foundations for teaching,
preparation for teaching, lesson planning, and teaching others. This course entails Parts Two, Three, and
Four of the text, pages 173 through 187.
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3
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CEO
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32356
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Teaching
Ministry III
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A course is to
prepare Christian education leaders, pastors, teachers, and laypeople for
church ministry. There are emphases on Biblical foundations for teaching,
preparation for teaching, lesson planning, and teaching others. This course entails Part Three of text,
pages 211 through 279.
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3
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CEO
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32357
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Teaching
Ministry IV
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A course is to
prepare Christian education leaders, pastors, teachers, and laypeople for
church ministry. There are emphases on Biblical foundations for teaching,
preparation for teaching, lesson planning, and teaching others. This course entails Part Four of text,
pages 297 through 309.
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3
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