Church Music

MDiv W/ Ch Music Comp Exams

Written comprehensive examinations covering the church music components of the M.Div. with Church Music Concentration.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.00

Additional Course Fees : 100.00

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Notes : Written Exams will be Monday, October 28 Oral Exams will be Friday, November 1

MA in Worship Comp Exams

Written and oral comprehensive examinations covering the worship and church music components of the M.A. in Worship degree program.

Credit Hours: 0.00

Additional Course Fees : 100.00

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Notes : Written Exams will be Monday, October 28 Oral Exams will be Friday, November 1

MA.CM Comprehensive Exams

Written and oral comprehensive examinations covering the music ministry area of the M.A.C.M. degree program.

Credit Hours: 0.00

Additional Course Fees : 100.00

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Notes : Written Exams will be Monday, October 28 Oral Exams will be Friday, November 1

MM Comprehensive Exams

Written and oral comprehensive examinations covering church music, music theory, music history, and the area of concentration.

Credit Hours: 0.00

Additional Course Fees : 100.00

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Notes : Written Exams will be Monday, October 28 Oral Exams will be Friday, November 1

Composition

Composition Master Class

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.00

Room : C 50

MM Composition I

Private lessons in advanced composition stressing media and forms used in church music. Master class required. Prerequisite: COMPN 1592 or equivalent.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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MM Composition II

Private lessons in advanced composition stressing media and forms used in church music. Master class required. Prerequisite: COMPN 4512.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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MM Composition III

Private lessons in advanced composition stressing media and forms used in church music. Master class required. Prerequisite: COMPN 4522.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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MM Composition IV and Recital

Private lessons in advanced composition and the presentation of a fifty-minute recital of works for a variety of performing forces. The student is responsible for securing performers and will be expected to perform or conduct a portion of the material presented. Master class required. Prerequisite: COMPN 4532.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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Elective Composition

Private lessons for music students not concentrating in composition. Writing for vocal and instrumental media, including both solo and ensemble works. May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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Elective Composition

Private lessons for music students not concentrating in composition. Writing for vocal and instrumental media, including both solo and ensemble works. May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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Conducting

Conducting Master Class

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.00

Room : C 200

Elective Applied Condg: Choral

Elective private applied study in choral conducting for master’s-level students. Available only when teaching loads permit. Permission of instructor required. May be repeated for credit.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 200.00

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Applied Conducting I: Choral

Private applied study in choral conducting for M.M. conducting concentrations. Master class required. May be repeated for credit.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 375.00

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Elective Applied Condg: Instru

Elective private applied study in instrumental conducting for master’s-level students. Available only when teaching loads permit. Permission of instructor required. May be repeated for credit.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 150.00

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Applied Conducting Ii: Instrum

Private applied study in instrumental conducting for M.M. conducting concentrations. Master class required. May be repeated for credit.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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Applied Conducting III and Rec

Private applied study for M.M. conducting concentrations in preparation and presentation of a fifty-minute conducting recital. The student is responsible for securing performers and arranging for the necessary rehearsals. Master class required.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 375.00

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Choral Literature I

A survey of choral literature from 1400 to 1750 with emphasis on genres, musical styles, and performance practices unique to each period.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 2.00

Room : C 50

Ensemble Activities

SW Master Chorale

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.00

Additional Course Fees : 20.00

Room : CHAP 105

SW Master Chorale

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.50

Additional Course Fees : 20.00

Room : CHAP 105

Guitar Ensemble

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.00

Room : C 63

Guitar Ensemble

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.50

Room : C 63

Combo Lab I

Credit Hours: 0.00

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Combo Lab I

Credit Hours: 0.50

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Combo Lab II

Credit Hours: 0.00

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Combo Lab II

Credit Hours: 0.50

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Piano Ensemble

Credit Hours: 0.50

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Orchestra

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.00

Room : C 200

Orchestra

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.50

Room : C 200

New Sound

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.00

Room : CHAP 111

New Sound

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.50

Room : CHAP 111

Southwestern Chamber Chorale

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.00

Room : BL 101

Southwestern Singers

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.00

Room : CHAP 105

Southwestern Singers

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.50

Room : CHAP 105

Chapel Orchestra

Students participate in an orchestra during seminary chapel sessions. Does not fulfill ensemble requirement for music degrees. Audition required. May be repeated.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.00

Room : CHAP 111
CHAP 111

Chapel Orchestra

Students participate in an orchestra during seminary chapel sessions. Does not fulfill ensemble requirement for music degrees. Audition required. May be repeated for credit.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : CHAP 111
CHAP 111

Jazz Studies

Jazz History

An overview of the history and literature of jazz and jazz-related styles, with special attention given to prominent performers, composers, and arrangers and their contributions to the development of jazz. Open to all music students regardless of concentration.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 2.00

Room : BL 101

Jazz Styles and Analysis

A study of the stylistic elements of the various eras of jazz history. Analysis of the theoretical elements of jazz form, melody, harmony and rhythm will be emphasized as well as ear training through transcription projects. Prerequisite: JAZCM 4212.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 2.00

Room : C 52

MM Jazz Studies I

Private instrumental study with an emphasis on jazz performance. Permission of department required. Participation in a jazz department ensemble required. Master class and jury required.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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MM Jazz Studies II

Private instrumental study with an emphasis on jazz performance. Participation in a jazz department ensemble required. Master class and jury required. Prerequisite: JAZPR 4012.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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MM Jazz Studies III

Private instrumental study with an emphasis on jazz performance. Participation in a jazz department ensemble required. Master class and jury required. Prerequisite: JAZPR 4022.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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MM Jazz Studies IV & Recital

Private instrumental study with an emphasis on jazz performance and presentation of an appropriate fifty-minute jazz recital. Participation in a jazz department ensemble required. Master class required. Prerequisite: JAZPR 4022.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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Studio Instrument

Applied study for ministry and worship students with previous undergraduate training. Participation in a jazz department ensemble required. Master class and jury required.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 150.00

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Studio Instrument

Applied study for ministry and worship students with previous undergraduate training. Participation in a jazz department ensemble required. Master class and jury required.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 150.00

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Elective Studio Instrument

Private instrumental study with an emphasis on jazz and commercial music performance. Participation in an instrumental ensemble required.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 150.00

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Elective Studio Instrument

Private instrumental study with an emphasis on jazz and commercial music performance. Participation in an instrumental ensemble required.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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Music History

Music History Review I

An intensive study in the historical traditions of Western art music focusing on developments in the major countries and genres from Antiquity through the Baroque. For master's students not passing the music history placement exam.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : BL 101

Music History Review II

An intensive study in the historical traditions of Western art music focusing on developments in the major countries and genres from the Classical period to the present. For master's students not passing the music history placement exam.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : BL 101

Reading Music-Related German I

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : BL 101

Introduction to Music Research

An introduction to the methodology of scholarly research and writing in music.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 2.00

Room : BL 101

Music from Antiq thr Reformat

Historical survey of the philosophy and literature of church music from the Old Testament through the Reformation. Prerequisite: MUHST 4102 or consent of instructor.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 2.00

Room : BL 101

Jazz History

An overview of the history and literature of jazz and jazz-related styles, with special attention given to prominent performers, composers, and arrangers and their contributions to the development of jazz. Open to all music students regardless of concentration.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 2.00

Room : BL 101

Sem: Hist of Amer Church Mus

A study of the philosophy and literature of American church music from colonial times to the present. Prerequisite: MUHST 4102 or consent of instructor.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 2.00

Room : BL 101

Music Ministry

Supervised Ministry I

A program designed to involve the student in the on-going ministry of music in a local church either as a paid staff member or volunteer participant. Through this course the student will discover, develop, and evaluate skills for future ministry. Prerequisite: completion of twenty hours of coursework.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : C 50

Worship

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 2.00

Room : C 53

History of American Church Mus

A study of the philosophy and literature of American church music from colonial times to the present. Prerequisite: MUHST 4102.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 2.00

Room : BL 101

This class is closed. Please contact the Office of the Registrar for more information.

Children's Choir Lab

Laboratory teaching experience for MUMIN 4342.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.00

Additional Course Fees : 30.00

Room : C 200

This class is closed. Please contact the Office of the Registrar for more information.

Church Music Education I

A survey and analysis of educational philosophies influencing church music education and the development of sequential learning in music activity groups and choirs for children, youth, and adults. Specific emphasis is given to educational methods and materials and appropriate literature for the development of children's choirs in a local church music ministry. Co-requisite: MUMIN 4340. Prerequisite: MUTHY 1423.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 30.00

Room : C 53

Dir Teach in Early Child Mu Ed

Under the supervision of the professor, students plan, prepare, and teach during one semester in an early childhood setting, gaining pedagogical skills and administrative experience. Prerequisites: MUMIN 4342 and MUMIN 4352.

Credit Hours: 1.00

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Pract in the Arts:Vocal Ensem

A practical study and application of small vocal ensemble techniques, repertoire, and leadership as applied to corporate worship.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : C 51

Dynamics of Corporate Worship

An examination of the changes, styles, perspectives, and worship music from the mid-twentieth century to the present. Prerequisite: MUMIN 3622.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 2.00

Room : C 50

Pract:admin/Finance in Ministr

A practicum examining the management elements of leading an artistic ministry. Subjects include contracts and copyright law; financial planning, development and administration; development of volunteer leadership; working with music professionals and community arts organizations; and vocational issues.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : C 53

The Psalms

An exploration of the Psalms as related to personal devotion and leading corporate worship. Prerequisite: MUMIN 4312.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 2.00

Room : BL 101

MM Research and Writing

An M.M. student preparing a church music thesis will enroll in this course until the thesis is completed.

Credit Hours: 0.00

Additional Course Fees : 100.00

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Spiritual Formation I-Music

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on corporate worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : C 53
CHAP 100

Music Theory

Graduate Theory Seminar

Special studies using advanced analytical techniques of music chosen by the instructor. Specific content will vary each time the course is offered. Prerequisites: MUTHY 2482, MUTHY 2492, and all assigned leveling courses in music theory.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 2.00

Room : C 51

Theory at the Keyboard

A study in the practical application at the keyboard of theoretical concepts. Areas of instruction include melody harmonization, congregational hymn playing, modulation, transposition, creating and playing from chord charts, and creating hymn introductions. Prerequisite: Completion of all assigned leveling work in music theory and piano.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : BL 01L

Orchestral Instruments

MM Instrument I

Applied study for M.M. students. Advanced repertoire from composers of all periods. Permission of department required. Student must be enrolled in an instrumental ensemble. Master class and jury required.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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MM Instrument II

Applied study for M.M. students. Advanced repertoire from composers of all periods. Student must be enrolled in an instrumental ensemble. Master class and jury required. Prerequisite: ORINS 4012.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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MM Instrument III

Applied study for M.M. students. Advanced repertoire from composers of all periods. Student must be enrolled in an instrumental ensemble. Master class and jury required. Prerequisite: ORINS 4022.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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MM Instrument IV and Recital

Preparation and presentation of an acceptable fifty-minute graduate recital and the study of additional repertoire. Student must be enrolled in an instrumental ensemble. Master class required. Prerequisite: ORINS 4032.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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Instrument Master Class

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.00

Room : C 200

Guitar Master Clas

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.00

Room : C 63

Drum Master Class

Credit Hours: 0.00

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Church Orchestra Practicum I

Students will serve in a leadership role in a local church or school instrumental program under the supervision of an approved church or school staff member. Written evaluations will be made at the end of each semester.

Credit Hours: 1.00

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Church Orchestra Practicum II

Students will serve in a leadership role in a local church or school instrumental program under the supervision of an approved church or school staff member. Written evaluations will be made at the end of each semester.

Credit Hours: 1.00

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Instrument

Applied study for ministry and worship students with previous undergraduate training. Master class and jury required

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 150.00

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Instrument

Applied study for ministry and worship students with previous undergraduate training. Master class and jury required.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 150.00

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Elective Instrument

Elective instrument open to any seminary student who can demonstrate adequate technical facility on an instrument. Available only when teaching loads permit. Material appropriate to the student's level. May not be applied to meet the requirements of an instrumental concentration. Permission of instructor required. Student must be enrolled in an instrumental ensemble.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 150.00

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Elective Instrument

Elective instrument open to any seminary student who can demonstrate adequate technical facility on an instrument. Available only when teaching loads permit. Material appropriate to the student's level. May not be applied to meet the requirements of an instrumental concentration. Permission of instructor required. Student must be enrolled in an instrumental ensemble.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 150.00

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Elective Instrument

Elective instrument for M.M. students who were instrumental concentrations on their undergraduate programs. Student must be enrolled in an instrumental ensemble.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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Elective Instrument

Elective instrument for M.M. students who were instrumental concentrations on their undergraduate programs. Student must be enrolled in an instrumental ensemble.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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Class Guitar I

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : C 63

Class Guitar II

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : C 63

Organ

Seminar in Organ Literature

A historical survey of organ literature from the Renaissance to the Baroque period. An additional laboratory hour provides an opportunity to integrate analysis and performance activities.

Credit Hours: 1.00

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Service Playing I

Basic service playing skills: hymn playing, transposition, modulation, vocal and choral accompaniments, and service literature.

Credit Hours: 1.00

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Sem in Organ Ped and Prac Tchg

A survey of organ method texts, preparation of lesson plans, and practice teaching.

Credit Hours: 1.00

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Service Playing II

Emphasis on fundamentals of improvisation: hymn-tune embellishments, creative introductions, free accompaniments, interludes, and small forms of improvisation.

Credit Hours: 1.00

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Organ Master Class

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.00

Room : C CAUD

MM Organ I

Applied study for master's students. Master class and jury required. Prerequisite: Undergraduate major in organ, ORGPR 1762, or its equivalent.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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MM Organ II

Applied study for master's students. Master class and jury required. Prerequisite: ORGPR 4712.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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MM Organ III

Applied study for master's students. Master class and jury required. Prerequisite: ORGPR 4722.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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MM Organ IV and Recital

Preparation and presentation of an acceptable fifty-minute graduate recital and the study of additional repertoire. Master class required. Prerequisite: ORGPR 4782.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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Organ

Applied study for ministry and worship students with previous undergraduate training. Master class and jury required.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 150.00

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Organ

Applied study for ministry and worship students with previous undergraduate training. Master class and jury required.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 150.00

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Elective Organ

Elective organ for master's-level students. Available only when teaching loads permit. Material appropriate to the student's level. May not be applied to meet the requirements of an organ concentration. May be repeated for credit.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 150.00

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Elective Organ

Elective organ for master's-level students. Available only when teaching loads permit. Material appropriate to the student's level. May not be applied to meet the requirements of an organ concentration. May be repeated for credit.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 150.00

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Elective Organ

Elective organ for master's-level students. Available only when teaching loads permit. Material appropriate to the student's level. Master class and jury required. May not be applied to meet the requirements of an organ concentration. May be repeated for credit.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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Elective Organ

Elective organ for master's-level students. Available only when teaching loads permit. Material appropriate to the student's level. Master class and jury required. May not be applied to meet the requirements of an organ concentration. May be repeated for credit.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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Performance Lab

Performance Laboratory

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.00

Room : C CAUD

Piano

Accompanying

A review of sight reading and transposition skills and an exploration of techniques for solo and ensemble accompanying in both church and concert settings.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : C 103

Seminar in Piano Pedagogy I

A survey and evaluation of teaching materials for children and adult beginners. Focuses on practical methods and procedures for the continuing development of technique, style, and musicianship. Co-requisite: PIACL 4861.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : C 101

Seminar in Piano Literature I

A survey of the literature for the harpsichord and piano from the dates of their invention to 1827. An additional laboratory hour provides students an opportunity to integrate playing, analysis, and lecture activities into a meaningful synthesis.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : C 103

Practice Teaching I: Piano

Piano pedagogy principles are applied to the teaching of young children drawn from the Southwestern Music Academy. Co-requisite: PIACL 4801.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : C 101

Piano Master Class

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.00

Room : C CAUD

MM Piano I

Advanced repertoire from composers of all periods. Master class and jury required. Permission of piano faculty required. Prerequisite: Undergraduate major in piano or its equivalent.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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MM Piano II

Advanced repertoire from composers of all periods. Master class and jury required. Prerequisite: PIAPR 4812.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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M M Accompanying Recital I

The preparation and completion of a fifty-minute accompanying recital involving one or more vocalists. Master class required.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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M M Accompanying Recital II

The preparation and completion of a fifty-minute accompanying recital involving one or more instrumentalists. Master class required.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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MM Piano III

Preparation of technical proficiency. Repertoire from keyboard works of all periods. Master class and jury required. Students will be evaluated at jury time for PIAPR 4892. Prerequisite: PIAPR 4822.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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MM Piano IV and Recital

Preparation and presentation of an acceptable fifty-minute graduate recital and the study of additional repertoire. Master class required. Prerequisite: PIAPR 4882.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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Piano

Applied study for ministry and worship students with previous undergraduate training. Master class and jury required.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 150.00

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Piano

Applied study for ministry and worship students with previous undergraduate training. Master class and jury required.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 150.00

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Elective Piano

Elective piano for all seminary students. Available only when teaching loads permit. Material appropriate to the student's level. Master class and jury not required. This course may not be applied to meet the requirements of a piano concentration. Beginning piano students may not take this course, but should take PIACL 5812 and PIACL 5822 Elective Class Piano. May be repeated for credit.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 150.00

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Elective Piano

Elective private instruction for students with a piano background. Available only when teaching loads permit. Master class and jury required. May be repeated but not credited toward any concentration.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 300.00

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Voice

Class Voice I - Music Majors

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 2.00

Room : C 104

Class Voice II - Music Majors

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 2.00

Room : C 104

This class is closed. Please contact the Office of the Registrar for more information.

Voice Pedagogy

The study of basic techniques and materials used in teaching voice.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 2.00

Room : C 53

Voice Master Class

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.00

Room : C CAUD

MM Voice I

Applied study for M.M. voice pedagogy and voice performance concentrations. Memorization of sacred and secular songs, including oratorio arias. Permission of voice faculty required. Master class and jury required.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 375.00

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MM Voice II

Applied study for M.M. voice pedagogy and voice performance concentrations. Memorization of sacred and secular songs, including oratorio arias. Master class and jury required. Prerequisite: VOIPR 4912.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 375.00

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MM Voice III: Lect-Rec

Applied study for M.M. pedagogy concentration students involving the preparation of a fifty-minute lecture-recital. Master class required. Prerequisites: VOICL 4982 and VOIPR 4922.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 375.00

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MM Voice IV: Oratorio Li

Applied study for M.M. pedagogy concentration students involving in-depth study of appropriate oratorio and cantata roles, including one complete role, culminating in a forty-five minute score-in-hand jury for the voice faculty. Master class required. Prerequisite: VOIPR 4932.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 375.00

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Voice

Applied study for ministry and worship students with previous undergraduate training. Memorization of songs from standard sacred and secular song literature. Master class and jury required.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 200.00

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Voice

Applied study for ministry and worship students with previous undergraduate training. Students chosen by the voice faculty may select Elective Recital VOIPR 5952 immediately following VOIPR 4961. Memorization of songs from standard sacred and secular song literature. Master class and jury required.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 200.00

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MM Voice III: Grad Recit

Applied study for M.M. voice performance concentration. Memorization and presentation of literature for a fifty-minute graduate recital. Master class required. Prerequisite: VOIPR 4922.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 375.00

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MM Voice IV: Oratorio Li

Applied study for M.M. voice performance concentration involving in-depth study of appropriate oratorio and cantata roles, including one complete role, culminating in a forty-five-minute score-in-hand jury for the voice faculty. Master class required. Prerequisite: VOIPR 4982.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 375.00

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Elective Voice

Elective voice for any non-music student involving the study of song literature appropriate to the student's level. Available only when teaching loads permit. No master class or jury required. May be repeated for credit.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 200.00

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Elective Voice

Elective voice for any non-music student involving the study of song literature appropriate to the student's level. Available only when teaching loads permit. No master class or jury required. May be repeated for credit.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 200.00

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Elective Voice

Elective voice for music students. Memorization of standard sacred and secular song literature. Master class required. No jury. May be repeated for credit.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 200.00

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Elective Voice

Elective voice for music students. Memorization of standard sacred and secular song literature. Master class required. No jury. May be repeated for credit.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 375.00

Room :

Elective Voice

Elective voice for music students. Memorization of standard sacred and secular song literature. Master class required. No jury. May be repeated for credit.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 375.00

Room :

Elective Voice

Elective voice for music students. Memorization of standard sacred and secular song literature. Master class required. No jury. May be repeated for credit.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Additional Course Fees : 200.00

Room :

Elective Voice

Elective voice for music students. Memorization of standard sacred and secular song literature. Master class required. No jury. May be repeated for credit.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 375.00

Room :

Elective Recital

A balance of sacred and secular song literature will be presented in a recital, given after completion of VOIPR 4961, and at the recommendation of the voice faculty. Master class required.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Additional Course Fees : 375.00

Room :

Church and Family Ministries

Administration

Administration and Church Law

A study of the biblical teachings on administration applied to today's local church. This course will address the significant challenges presented by changing laws and regulations and the new willingness of communities and courts to treat churches as ordinary businesses. Specific application will be made in this course to the prevention of illicit sexual activity within the church and its ministries.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 202

Church Business & Staff Admin

A study of the administrative areas and practices necessary to conduct church business and effective staff work. Approaches to staff relationships and organization as well as staff policies, job descriptions, enlistment, supervision, performance review and issues of conduct and conflict will be examined. The management of office, finances, facilities, food services, risk management, legal and tax issues are also studied.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 202

Adult Education

Adult Discipleship Strategies

A study of scripture to form the foundation for adult discipleship. This foundation will be used to develop spiritual growth designs and discipleship models for the stages and situations of the adult life. Special focus will be placed on discipleship and ministry with emerging adults, single adults/single parents, married adults, older adults, and intergenerational groups.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 121

Childhood Education

Admin of Early Childhd Prog

Attention will be given to planning and operating programs for preschoolers in the church and during the week. The roles and work of the preschool minister, weekday and parents' day out director will be studied from a biblical worldview and observed through time spent in the Naylor Children's Center.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 204

Teaching Min in Early Childhd

During the first five years of a child's life, developmental foundations are laid for a lifetime of learning and spiritual growth. This course will explore biblical approaches to working with and teaching preschoolers in any setting, but with an emphasis on ministry in the local church.

Meeting Dates: 09/13/13-09/13/13
09/14/13-09/14/13
10/04/13-10/04/13
10/05/13-10/05/13
11/08/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 211B
P 211B
P 211B
P 211B
P 211B
P 211B

Christian School Education

Internship in Chrn School Educ

Provides for professional training through mentoring and experiential learning. Taken during the fall or spring after the student has completed at least three of the nine MACSE core courses, including Philosophy of Christian School Education.

Credit Hours: 3.00

Instructor Permission Required : Yes
Prerequisite : TOUR
Room :

Notes : Please contact ext. 2140 to enroll.

MA.CSE Thesis

Credit Hours: 6.00

Instructor Permission Required : Yes
Prerequisite : TOUR
Room :

Notes : Please contact ext. 2140 to enroll.

MACSE Continuous Enrollment

The thesis demonstrates a contribution to the research from a biblical perspective in the field of Christian School Education. It will be written in an academic form according to The Southwestern Seminary Manual of Style, latest edition.

Credit Hours: 0.00

Instructor Permission Required : Yes
Room :

Notes : Please contact ext. 2140 to enroll.

Thesis in Christian School Edu

The thesis demonstrates a contribution to the research from a biblical perspective in the field of Christian School Education. It will be written in an academic form according to The Southwestern Seminary Manual of Style, latest edition.

Credit Hours: 3.00

Instructor Permission Required : Yes
Prerequisite : TOUR
Room :

Church Recreation

Church Recreation Admin

A study of the processes, principles, and procedures commonly applied to planning and directing a recreation ministry in the church. A theology of administration will be established from Scripture that guides principles and approaches to program planning, leadership, and group dynamics found within a church recreation environment. Basic program structure, budgeting, scheduling, cost recovery, evaluation, and program disposition are covered.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 202

Church Recreation Ministry

A course designed to examine the impact of leisure and recreation on the church, and the study of recreation ministry programs that may be used by the church in meeting the leisure needs of people in the congregation and community. An analysis of Scripture pertaining to work, time, fitness, play, and rest/leisure/recreation will be included.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 202

Ministry Through the Outdoors

A study of the biblical, theological, and programmatic foundations that guide the utilization of the outdoors as a ministry to men and boys. Special attention will be given to ministry programs that strengthen the church and family relationships, outdoor skills, safety, and the stewardship and conservation of natural resources.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 202

Collegiate Ministry

Campus Ministry Internship

In consultation with Dr. Barnett, the student is assigned a practical area of ministry with university students where he practices the Biblical principles he has learned as he builds into the lives of students.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room :

Counseling

Psychology and Psychotherapy

A study and critical assessment of psychology and psychotherapy relative to God’s Word and plan for the care of souls. The impact of psychology and psychotherapy on the church and Christians will be considered. Major theorists will be introduced and their approaches will be analyzed and critiqued according to the standard of Scripture.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 104

Principles of Biblical Counsel

A careful examination of the Bible toward establishing biblical principles of biblical counseling. This examination will include an exploration of the theological and historical support for these principles and will compare and contrast other models, both Christian and secular. This study will also consider the implications of these principles for education and practice.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 104

Principles of Biblical Counsel

A careful examination of the Bible toward establishing biblical principles of biblical counseling. This examination will include an exploration of the theological and historical support for these principles and will compare and contrast other models, both Christian and secular. This study will also consider the implications of these principles for education and practice.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 104

Exposition of Scripture in Cns

A study of Scripture for specific application in biblical counseling. Basic hermeneutical skills will be honed for applying biblical truth to both formal and informal counseling situations. Principles from Expository Preaching and their application to counseling will be a focus of the class.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 104

Cross Cultural Counseling

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 104

Counseling Practicum I

This practicum will provide students the opportunity to counsel under the supervision of faculty and/or other qualified counselors. Prerequisites include completion of at least 12 hours of BIBCO classes including BIBCO 3203 and 3303 and any two among BIBCO 4003, 4103, 4203, and 4303.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 2.00

Room : WCC 21

Educational Ministries

The Ministry of Education

A study of the ministry of education in the local church and the work of the staff member assigned to lead this ministry, historically called the Minister of Education and the work of the pastor. This course will focus on biblical principles and methods of developing small group ministries in the local church, including what has been called Sunday School. The local church ministry of education will be placed in the context of sound theology and philosophy for Christian Education.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 211A

The Ministry of Education

A study of the ministry of education in the local church and the work of the staff member assigned to lead this ministry, historically called the Minister of Education and the work of the pastor. This course will focus on biblical principles and methods of developing small group ministries in the local church, including what has been called Sunday School. The local church ministry of education will be placed in the context of sound theology and philosophy for Christian Education.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 211A

Theology of Church and Family

A study of biblical ecclesiology, theology of the church, and of the theology that leads to a biblical understanding of the family. This course will provide historical review and current application of theology to the local church and Christian family that can lead toward biblical practice of ministry and education in the home and through the local church.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 104

Special Topics in Ch & Family

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room :

Notes : This course will be held in conjunction with the D6 Family Ministry Conference. Students may choose to attend the Dallas, TX location--Sept. 25 & 26-or the Louisville, KY location-October 16-18, 2013. Readings and class gatherings on site and in Fort Worth will enrich the conference experience. For more detail about the conference, go to www.D6Conference.com. Please contact Dr. Richard Ross for more information.

Spiritual Formation I - Em

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on personal worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : P 120A

Notes : This section is restricted to Monday only students living more 30 miles from the FW campus. Contact the Registrar's Office at ext. 2000 to enroll.

Spiritual Formation I - Em

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on personal worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : P 120A
CHAP 100

Spiritual Formation I - Em

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on personal worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : P 121
CHAP 100

Spiritual Formation I - Em

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on personal worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : P 207
CHAP 100

Spiritual Formation I - Em

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on personal worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : P 120A
CHAP 100

Spiritual Formation I - Em

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on personal worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : P 121
CHAP 100

Spiritual Formation I - Em

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on personal worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : P 120A
CHAP 100

Foundations of Educ

Theology & Phil of Chrn Educ

A study of theology as it relates to Christian Education. The student will receive training in connecting the Scriptures and the theology that we draw from the Scriptures to all aspects of Christian Education. The student will learn to see the problems with current secular philosophical foundations for education and will study the ways in which the church and Christian Education are affected by these philosophies. The student then will be led to develop a biblical philosophy of education based upon solid biblical interpretation and grounded in sound theology.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 202

Theology & Phil of Chrn Educ

A study of theology as it relates to Christian Education. The student will receive training in connecting the Scriptures and the theology that we draw from the Scriptures to all aspects of Christian Education. The student will learn to see the problems with current secular philosophical foundations for education and will study the ways in which the church and Christian Education are affected by these philosophies. The student then will be led to develop a biblical philosophy of education based upon solid biblical interpretation and grounded in sound theology.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 202

Principles of Teaching

A study of educational principles and practical methods for teaching in Christian contexts. Presents a biblical perspective on teaching learners to grow up into Christ and hones skills in setting up instructional targets and writing teaching plans. Emphasizes teaching for knowledge (recall), understanding, and attitude change. Includes the development of presentation skills through video-taping.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 202

Foundations Field Exp (OJT)

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 2.00

Instructor Permission Required : Yes
Room : P 121

Notes : Please contact ext. 2140 to enroll.

Homemaking

Fundamentals of Home & Family

Implementation and completion of a research project focused on the home and family. Prerequisite: HMKNG 3302.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : H LIBRARY

Human Growth & Development

Bib Anthropology & Pedagogy

A study of what the Bible teaches about humanity, what it means to be created in the image of God, and mankind’s relationship to God. God’s understanding of personal chronological and spiritual growth, the biblical definition of maturity for a man or woman, and God’s expectations of His creation will be explored. Upon this study, the course will help the student to understand and to develop sound pedagogy for the local church.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 104

Bib Anthropology & Pedagogy

A study of what the Bible teaches about humanity, what it means to be created in the image of God, and mankind’s relationship to God. God’s understanding of personal chronological and spiritual growth, the biblical definition of maturity for a man or woman, and God’s expectations of His creation will be explored. Upon this study, the course will help the student to understand and to develop sound pedagogy for the local church.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 105

Student Ministries

Student Ministry Essentials

A study will be made of the philosophy, audiences, and principles of effective student ministry as it relates to the functions of the church. The course is based upon the nine characteristics from scripture that help produce students who walk with God into adulthood. Consideration will be given to the work of other denominations and groups.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 204

Student Ministry Strategies

A study of the processes, resources and methods based upon the nine scriptural characteristics developed in STMIN 4323. These will be employed by the student minister in developing a comprehensive strategy of student ministry, including global student ministry. An emphasis will also be given to professional issues and competencies of the minister. Prerequisite: STMIN 4323

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 105

Role of Stu in Rev & Awakening

A study of revivals and awakenings in the Old Testament, New Testament, and down through the centuries; the crucial roles taken by students in these movements; and steps that can be taken to set the sails for biblical revival in our day.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 105

Women's Ministry

Contemporary Evang for Women

An introduction to the nature and practice of evangelism with emphases upon the biblical, theological, and practical applications with the context of the local church. Special emphases will be given to principles and practices of ministry and personal witnessing as it relates to women. (This course will substitute for Contemporary Evangelism EVANG 3303.) Co-requisite: EVANG 3000.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Prerequisite : CERTO
Room : P 120A

Engaging Women in Ministry

This course is designed to study the philosophy, objectives, and activities of local community ministries to women.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Prerequisite : CERTO
Room : P 120A

Women's Ministry

This course will provide a study of the biblical basis for a women's ministry and essentials for developing and implementing a women's ministry in the local church.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Prerequisite : CERTO
Room : P 120A

Interdepartmental

Hispanic Studies

Pastoral Leadership & Ministry

A study of ministerial ethics. Attention will be given to ethical issues associated with preaching, evangelism, authority, leadership, and finances. Ministerial integrity and the ethics of one's relationships in the home, the church, the denomination, and the community also will be studied.

Un estudio de la ética ministerial. Se da atención a los asuntos éticos relacionados a la predicación, la evangelización, la autoridad, el liderazgo y las finanzas. Se estudiarán la integridad ministerial y la ética en las relaciones personales en el hogar, la iglesia, la denominación, y la comunidad.

Meeting Dates: 08/30/13-08/30/13
08/31/13-08/31/13
09/27/13-09/27/13
09/28/13-09/28/13
10/25/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 6
S 6
S 6
S 6
S 6
S 6
S 6
S 6

Interdepartmental

Written Communication

A practical study designed to assist the international student in fulfilling seminary academic requirements. Consideration will be given to a review of grammatical materials, preparation of research and term papers, book reports, and resumes. A course fee of $45 is required in addition to tuition. This course does not count toward graduate or bachelor's degree requirements and cannot be taken for elective credit.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 2.00

Room : F 19

Modern Language

Beginning Theological German

A study of the basic grammatical forms and functions of the German language, including the acquiring of a basic vocabulary through reading cultural, historical, and religious texts.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 17

Beginning Theological French

A study of the basic grammatical forms and functions of the French language, including the acquiring of a basic vocabulary through reading cultural, historical, and religious texts.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 10

Beginning Theological Latin

A study of the basic grammatical forms and functions of the Latin language, including the acquiring of a basic vocabulary through reading Latin Christian history and theology.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 10

Roy Fish School of Evang/Missn

Applied Ministry

Practicum in Local Church Evan

A practicum serves as a structured and significant educational experience that takes place in a church, institution, or community environment under the supervision of ministry mentors and the guidance of the Applied Ministry Division. This experience is intended to give students the opportunity to develop specialized skills in an actual ministry practice setting. May be taken to substitute for MISSN 3100 - Introduction to Missions Practicum or EVANG 3000.

Credit Hours: 3.00

Instructor Permission Required : Yes
Room :

Crossover Evang: Bell Shoals

A practicum serves as a structured and significant educational experience that takes place in a church, institution, or community environment under the supervision of ministry mentors and the guidance of the Applied Ministry Division. This experience is intended to give students the opportunity to develop specialized skills in an actual ministry practice setting. May be taken to substitute for MISSN 3100 - Introduction to Missions Practicum or EVANG 3000.

Meeting Dates: 09/13/13-09/15/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Instructor Permission Required : Yes
Room :

Notes : This class is a weekend trip to Bell Shoals Baptist Church in Brandon, FL (outside of Tampa, FL). Students will assist and train high school and college students in personal evangelism. Students are responsible for their air travel. The church will provide for housing and most, if not all, meals. Pre-class assignments include two pre-trip meetings (TBA), reading Will McRaney's The Art of Personal Evangelism, and purchasing a pack of The Four Spiritual Laws gospel tracts. Please contact Dr. Matt Queen to enroll at 817-701-9303.

Applied Ministry

Focuses on the actual hands-on ministry experience under the mentorship of a qualified individual. The place and type of ministry should reflect the basic philosophy of the Fish School's emphases on evangelism and missions. Students are required to spend 21 hours in ministry as well as 7 hours of mentorship and 14 hours of peer mentoring for every hour of credit. The peer mentoring group will meet every week at the designated time. Prerequisite: EVANG 3303.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : F 10

Applied Ministry

The study and application of the principles of biblical disciple-making. This course includes the preparation, observation, participation, and application of disciple-making skills. It involves the teaching of disciple-making skills in the classroom and the application of disciple-making skills through one-on-one disciple-making of a new or recent believer. Prerequisite: APLEV 4031.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : F 201

Great Commission Mentorship 1

APLEV 5602 provides an academic structure in which the student can participate in a formal mentorship. This course will use the mentorship process to help the student consider the ministry challenges related to the student's effectiveness in fulfilling the Great Commission.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Instructor Permission Required : Yes
Room :

Great Commission Mentorship 2

APLEV 5612 provides an academic structure in which the student can participate in a formal mentorship. This course will use the mentorship process to help the student consider and implement Christian leadership principles necessary for a lifetime of effective Christian leadership.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 2.00

Instructor Permission Required : Yes
Room :

Great Commission Mentorship 3

APLEV 5622 provides an academic structure in which the student can participate in a formal mentorship. This course will use the mentorship process to help the student consider the personal challenges to effectiveness and survival in ministry and their remedies.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Instructor Permission Required : Yes
Room :

Great Commission Mentorship 4

APLEV 5632 provides an academic structure in which the student can participate in a formal mentorship. This course will use the mentorship process to help the student consider and implement the relationship skills necessary for effective Christian leadership.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Instructor Permission Required : Yes
Room :

Evangelism

Personal Evangelism Practicum

EVANG 3000 is the application of the principles of personal evangelism taught in EVANG 3303, Contemporary Evangelism. This practicum involves the implementation of personal evangelism skills and techniques taught in the classroom. It includes the presentation of the gospel message by the student with a supervisor. Corequisite: EVANG 3303.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.00

Prerequisite : CR
Room :

Personal Evangelism Practicum

EVANG 3000 is the application of the principles of personal evangelism taught in EVANG 3303, Contemporary Evangelism. This practicum involves the implementation of personal evangelism skills and techniques taught in the classroom. It includes the presentation of the gospel message by the student with a supervisor. Corequisite: EVANG 3303.

Credit Hours: 0.00

Prerequisite : CR
Room :

Personal Evangelism Practicum

EVANG 3000 is the application of the principles of personal evangelism taught in EVANG 3303, Contemporary Evangelism. This practicum involves the implementation of personal evangelism skills and techniques taught in the classroom. It includes the presentation of the gospel message by the student with a supervisor. Corequisite: EVANG 3303.

Credit Hours: 0.00

Prerequisite : CR
Room :

Contemporary Evangelism

An introduction to the nature and practice of evangelism with emphases upon the biblical, theological, and practical applications within the context of the local church. Special emphases will be given to the principles and practices of evangelistic church growth and personal witnessing. (Female students in Women's Studies concentration may substitute WOMST 4053(WOMIN 3313) in lieu of EVANG 3303.) Co-requisite: EVANG 3000.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 111

Contemporary Evangelism

An introduction to the nature and practice of evangelism with emphases upon the biblical, theological, and practical applications within the context of the local church. Special emphases will be given to the principles and practices of evangelistic church growth and personal witnessing. (Female students in Women's Studies concentration may substitute WOMST 4053(WOMIN 3313) in lieu of EVANG 3303.) Co-requisite: EVANG 3000.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 121

Trends in Church Evangelism

A study of selected current and controversial trends in church evangelism. New and innovative methods will be emphasized, analyzed, and critiqued.

Eine Studie über ausgewählte aktuelle und kontroverse Trends in der Evangelisation der Gemeinde. Neue und innovative Methoden werden hervorgehoben, analysiert und kritisiert.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 19

Spiritual Formation I-Evang

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on personal worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : F 22

Notes : This section is restricted to Monday only students living more 30 miles from the FW campus. Contact the Registrar's Office at ext. 2000 to enroll.

Spiritual Formation I-Evang

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on personal worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : F 10
CHAP 100

Spiritual Formation I-Evang

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on personal worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : F 208
CHAP 100

Spiritual Formation I-Evang

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on personal worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : F 208
CHAP 100

Islamic Studies

Ishmael/Arabs in Biblical Hist

A study of Arab peoples in biblical history, their social, cultural, economic, and religious development. It explores the biblical, theological, and historical circumstances that accompanied the development of the Arabian line of Abraham and their implication on Islam and on the current conflict in the Middle East.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 19

Ch Planting in Muslim Context

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 22

Beginning Arabic I

A study of the basic grammatical forms and functions of the Arabic language, including the acquiring of a basic vocabulary. Emphasis will be on both the spoken and written language.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 23

Introduction to Qur'anic Arabi

A study of the grammar and vocabulary of the Arabic language at the intermediate level with specific application to the Qur'an and the analysis of appropriate verses useful in the Christian-Muslim interaction. Prerequisite: MODLG 3523

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 23

Missions

Distance Learning Orientation

Prerequisite for distance learning students (e.g. Master of Arts in Missiology or Master of Divinity with Church Planting students) enrolled in MISSN 5602 or MISSN 5643.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 0.00

Instructor Permission Required : Yes
Room : F 111

Distance Learning Orientation

Prerequisite for distance learning students (e.g. Master of Arts in Missiology or Master of Divinity with Church Planting students) enrolled in MISSN 5602 or MISSN 5643.

Credit Hours: 0.00

Instructor Permission Required : Yes
Room :

Missions Practicum

MISSN 3100 is the application of the principles of missions taught in Introduction to Missiology, MISSN 3363. This practicum includes the implementation of missions’ strategies and skills to cross cultural personal evangelism. This course includes cross cultural interaction and personal evangelism by the student with a supervisor. Corequisite: MISSN 3363.

Credit Hours: 0.00

Prerequisite : CR
Room :

Missions Practicum

MISSN 3100 is the application of the principles of missions taught in Introduction to Missiology, MISSN 3363. This practicum includes the implementation of missions’ strategies and skills to cross cultural personal evangelism. This course includes cross cultural interaction and personal evangelism by the student with a supervisor. Corequisite: MISSN 3363.

Credit Hours: 0.00

Prerequisite : CR
Room :

Missions Practicum

MISSN 3100 is the application of the principles of missions taught in Introduction to Missiology, MISSN 3363. This practicum includes the implementation of missions’ strategies and skills to cross cultural personal evangelism. This course includes cross cultural interaction and personal evangelism by the student with a supervisor. Corequisite: MISSN 3363.

Credit Hours: 0.00

Prerequisite : CR
Room :

Missions Practicum

MISSN 3100 is the application of the principles of missions taught in Introduction to Missiology, MISSN 3363. This practicum includes the implementation of missions’ strategies and skills to cross cultural personal evangelism. This course includes cross cultural interaction and personal evangelism by the student with a supervisor. Corequisite: MISSN 3363.

Credit Hours: 0.00

Instructor Permission Required : Yes
Prerequisite : CR
Room :

Introduction to Missiology

An introductory study of the theory and practice of Christian missions including biblical, theological, historical, philosophical and strategic principles and practices. Corequisite: MISSN 3100.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 116

Introduction to Missiology

An introductory study of the theory and practice of Christian missions including biblical, theological, historical, philosophical and strategic principles and practices. Corequisite: MISSN 3100.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 118

Introduction to Missiology

An introductory study of the theory and practice of Christian missions including biblical, theological, historical, philosophical and strategic principles and practices. Corequisite: MISSN 3100.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 119

World Religions:Missn Appr

An introductory study of the major living religions (e.g., Hinduism, Buddhism, East Asian Religions, Judaism, and Islam) which are encountered in carrying out the missionary mandate. Strategies for establishing a presence, communicating the Christian message, and developing contextualized congregations will be discussed.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 19

Business As Missions

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 20

Intro to Nrth American Ch Plnt

A study of the essential principles for starting and multiplying Baptist New Testament churches in North American settings. This course establishes biblical, spiritual, evangelistic, leadership, and strategic foundations for church planting. Students will be assisted in selecting and developing the church planting models that are best suited for them in light of their calling and giftedness within the various contexts of North America.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 20

Intro to International Ch Plnt

A study of the essential principles for starting and multiplying Baptist New Testament churches in international settings. This course establishes biblical, spiritual, evangelistic, philosophical, leadership and strategic foundations for church planting. It enables students to study people groups, form teams, employ effective communication methods and utilize the church planting models that facilitate reaching people with the gospel, thoroughly discipling them, and enabling them to establish multiplying indigenous congregations in their cultural contexts.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 121

Ch Planting in Muslim Context

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 22

Cross-Cultural Witn Gosp/Min

A specialized course which equips students to encounter another culture in which they will love, bear witness and minister. The course deals with strategies for learning a local language, customs and lifestyle, and for understanding another worldview in order to communicate the gospel more effectively. (May be taken by MDiv ICP students in lieu of MISSN 4634 Chronological Bible Storying.)

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 19

Missions Mobilization Praxis

Students mobilize strategic resources such as prayer, personnel, funds, or research in behalf of an existing missions team or strategy.

Credit Hours: 3.00

Instructor Permission Required : Yes
Room :

The College at Southwestern

Biblical Studies

Biblical Theology of Manhood

This course will study biblical passages focused on being a biblical father, responsible husband, and godly man with particular emphasis on the roles of fatherhood and parenting; courtship and marriage; developing male leaders and male leadership in the local church. In additional to theoretical knowledge the class will contain some practical application on skills related to raising children and ministering effectively to men.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 120

Theology

Ma Theology Thesis Research

Students begin thesis research and complete a thesis prospectus under faculty supervision.

Die Studierenden beginnen mit Forschungsarbeiten zu ihrer Abschlussarbeit und schreiben unter Anleitung eines Professors einen 10-seitigen Entwurf der Abschlussarbeit.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Instructor Permission Required : Yes
Room :

M.A. Theol Continuous Enrollmt

Credit Hours: 0.00

Additional Course Fees : 100.00

Room :

Mdiv Theol Continuous Enrollmt

Credit Hours: 0.00

Additional Course Fees : 100.00

Room :

Spiritual Formation I-Theology

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on corporate worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Theorie und Praxis von gemeinsamer Anbetung; Teilnahme an Andachten; Vorlesungen über gemeinsame Anbetung und geistlicher Austausch in Kleingruppen.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : S 22

Notes : This section is restricted to Monday only students living more 30 miles from the FW campus. Contact the Registrar's Office at ext. 2000 to enroll.

Spiritual Formation I-Theology

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on corporate worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Theorie und Praxis von gemeinsamer Anbetung; Teilnahme an Andachten; Vorlesungen über gemeinsame Anbetung und geistlicher Austausch in Kleingruppen.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : F 208

Notes : This section is restricted to Monday only students living more 30 miles from the FW campus. Contact the Registrar's Office at ext. 2000 to enroll.

Spiritual Formation I-Theology

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on corporate worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Theorie und Praxis von gemeinsamer Anbetung; Teilnahme an Andachten; Vorlesungen über gemeinsame Anbetung und geistlicher Austausch in Kleingruppen.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : F 22
CHAP 100

Spiritual Formation I-Theology

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on corporate worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Theorie und Praxis von gemeinsamer Anbetung; Teilnahme an Andachten; Vorlesungen über gemeinsame Anbetung und geistlicher Austausch in Kleingruppen.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : F 21
CHAP 100

Spiritual Formation I-Theology

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on corporate worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Theorie und Praxis von gemeinsamer Anbetung; Teilnahme an Andachten; Vorlesungen über gemeinsame Anbetung und geistlicher Austausch in Kleingruppen.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : F 201
CHAP 100

Spiritual Formation I-Theology

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on corporate worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Theorie und Praxis von gemeinsamer Anbetung; Teilnahme an Andachten; Vorlesungen über gemeinsame Anbetung und geistlicher Austausch in Kleingruppen.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : F 204
CHAP 100

Spiritual Formation I-Theology

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on corporate worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Theorie und Praxis von gemeinsamer Anbetung; Teilnahme an Andachten; Vorlesungen über gemeinsame Anbetung und geistlicher Austausch in Kleingruppen.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : S 14
CHAP 100

Spiritual Formation I-Theology

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on corporate worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Theorie und Praxis von gemeinsamer Anbetung; Teilnahme an Andachten; Vorlesungen über gemeinsame Anbetung und geistlicher Austausch in Kleingruppen.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : S 27
CHAP 100

Spiritual Formation I-Theology

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on corporate worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Theorie und Praxis von gemeinsamer Anbetung; Teilnahme an Andachten; Vorlesungen über gemeinsame Anbetung und geistlicher Austausch in Kleingruppen.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : F 21
CHAP 100

Spiritual Formation I-Theology

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on corporate worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Theorie und Praxis von gemeinsamer Anbetung; Teilnahme an Andachten; Vorlesungen über gemeinsame Anbetung und geistlicher Austausch in Kleingruppen.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : F 201
CHAP 100

Spiritual Formation I-Theology

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on corporate worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Theorie und Praxis von gemeinsamer Anbetung; Teilnahme an Andachten; Vorlesungen über gemeinsame Anbetung und geistlicher Austausch in Kleingruppen.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : F 10
CHAP 100

Spiritual Formation I-Theology

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on corporate worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Theorie und Praxis von gemeinsamer Anbetung; Teilnahme an Andachten; Vorlesungen über gemeinsame Anbetung und geistlicher Austausch in Kleingruppen.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : F 21
CHAP 100

Spiritual Formation I-Theology

The study and practice of corporate worship, involving participation in chapel, plenary lectures on corporate worship, and small group interaction and accountability.

Theorie und Praxis von gemeinsamer Anbetung; Teilnahme an Andachten; Vorlesungen über gemeinsame Anbetung und geistlicher Austausch in Kleingruppen.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13
08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : F 22
CHAP 100

Applied Ministry

Applied Ministry: CPT

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Prerequisite : TOUR
Room :

Notes : Contact the Office of Applied Ministry, ext 4765 to enroll.

Internship

The student works alongside a church leader in a covenant relationship to develop in areas of both competence and character to further their readiness for leadership in the local church.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Prerequisite : TOUR
Room :

Practicum

A practicum serves as a structured and significant educational experience that takes place in a church, institution, or community environment under the supervision of ministry mentors and the guidance of the Applied Ministry Division. This experience is intended to give students the opportunity to develop specialized skills in an actual ministry practice setting.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Prerequisite : TOUR
Room :

Mentorship

A relational experience in which one person (Mentor) empowers another (Mentoree) by sharing God-given resources such as personal strengths, resources, and networks (friendships/contacts) to help the student reach his or her goals.

Credit Hours: 3.00

Prerequisite : TOUR
Room :

Apprenticeship

Usually a longer more structured learning experience in which the student works with a church or ministry leader to develop a skill or cluster of skills to advance their competence in ministry.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Prerequisite : TOUR
Room :

Disciple-Making

Advanced disciple-making practicum. The student works within the context of a local church to broaden their understanding and personal experience in New Testament one-on-one discipling of new or recent believers.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Instructor Permission Required : Yes
Prerequisite : TOUR
Room :

Notes : Contact the Office of Applied Ministry, ext 4765 to enroll.

Disciple-Making

Advanced disciple-making practicum. The student works within the context of a local church to broaden their understanding and personal experience in New Testament one-on-one discipling of new or recent believers.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Prerequisite : TOUR
Room :

Disciple-Making

Advanced disciple-making practicum. The student works within the context of a local church to broaden their understanding and personal experience in New Testament one-on-one discipling of new or recent believers.

Credit Hours: 3.00

Prerequisite : TOUR
Room :

Leadership

Designed for those students who are currently serving in a church ministry position. The emphasis is on the improvement of ministry skills as well as personal growth.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Prerequisite : TOUR
Room :

Leadership

Designed for those students who are currently serving in a church ministry position. The emphasis is on the improvement of ministry skills as well as personal growth.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Prerequisite : TOUR
Room :

Leadership

Designed for those students who are currently serving in a church ministry position. The emphasis is on the improvement of ministry skills as well as personal growth.

Credit Hours: 3.00

Prerequisite : TOUR
Room :

Applied Min-Disciple-Making

The study and application of the principles of biblical disciple-making. This course includes the preparation, observation, participation, and application of disciple-making skills. It involves the teaching of disciple-making skills in the classroom and the application of disciple-making skills through one-on-one disciple-making of a new or recent believer. During the fourteen weeks of the semester the student will be equipped to become an experienced one-on-one disciple-maker. Students will be prepared through classroom presentation, video training sessions by some of the most experienced disciple-makers in the Christian community, and will include the utilization of a step-by-step disciple-equipping guide. At the same time students will practice what they learn through actual one-on-one discipling of a new or recent believer. All students will complete a covenant with God to: • Have a daily quiet time with the Lord Jesus Christ each morning. • Pray each morning for the opportunity to share their faith. • Prepare to befriend and personally disciple a new or recent believer. • Pray for guidance as they prepare for a lifestyle of personal witnessing and disciple-making. Students will work with a local church to complete the requirements of this practicum. This course and training will not only prepare students to help new believers and church members grow spiritually, it will also equip them for a lifetime of effective and rewarding personal disciple-making ministry. Prerequisites: SPFTH 3101, SPFTH 3111, and EVANG 3303.

Die Ausbildung im Dienst ist in ZWEI Unterteilungen geteilt: Teil A (für Studenten, die gegenwärtig NICHT im Dienst stehen) und Teil B-J (für Studenten, die in einen Dienst involviert sind).

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room :

Applied Min-Disciple-Making

The study and application of the principles of biblical disciple-making. This course includes the preparation, observation, participation, and application of disciple-making skills. It involves the teaching of disciple-making skills in the classroom and the application of disciple-making skills through one-on-one disciple-making of a new or recent believer. During the fourteen weeks of the semester the student will be equipped to become an experienced one-on-one disciple-maker. Students will be prepared through classroom presentation, video training sessions by some of the most experienced disciple-makers in the Christian community, and will include the utilization of a step-by-step disciple-equipping guide. At the same time students will practice what they learn through actual one-on-one discipling of a new or recent believer. All students will complete a covenant with God to: • Have a daily quiet time with the Lord Jesus Christ each morning. • Pray each morning for the opportunity to share their faith. • Prepare to befriend and personally disciple a new or recent believer. • Pray for guidance as they prepare for a lifestyle of personal witnessing and disciple-making. Students will work with a local church to complete the requirements of this practicum. This course and training will not only prepare students to help new believers and church members grow spiritually, it will also equip them for a lifetime of effective and rewarding personal disciple-making ministry. Prerequisites: SPFTH 3101, SPFTH 3111, and EVANG 3303.

Die Ausbildung im Dienst ist in ZWEI Unterteilungen geteilt: Teil A (für Studenten, die gegenwärtig NICHT im Dienst stehen) und Teil B-J (für Studenten, die in einen Dienst involviert sind).

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room :

Notes : Contact the Office of Applied Ministry, ext 4765 to enroll.

This class is closed. Please contact the Office of the Registrar for more information.

Applied Ministry-Mentoring

Allows students to learn from actual hands-on ministry experience under the mentorship of a qualified individual. This course is similar in theory to the student teaching experience required for public school teachers or the medical internship required for physicians. Students are required to spend 22 hours in ministry as well as 7 hours of mentorship and 14 hours of peer mentoring for every hour of credit. Students will maintain a journal of the ministry experience. Every student enrolling is required to have a mentor who evaluates the student’s progress in personal and ministry development. The mentor meets with the student in a bi-weekly, one-hour mentoring session throughout the semester. Each student is responsible for securing his or her own mentor before the beginning of the semester. In cases where the student does not have a mentor, the Applied Ministry Office will provide the student a list of approved mentors from which the student may choose. The mentor must have completed the mentor training provided by the seminary’s Applied Ministry Office. All students meet in peer mentoring groups weekly on campus. The place and type of ministry should enhance the student’s plan for ministry after graduation. Models for the mentoring experience may vary according to the student’s place of ministry and his or her own needs. The local church is the primary setting for the mentoring experience. However, the Applied Ministry Office may approve other settings such as counseling centers, hospitals, denominational facilities, etc. Each student is required to spend an average of at least 1.5 hours per week performing ministry under the guidance of the mentor. There is also a textbook for the course that must be completed before a grade is assigned. Prerequisites: SPFTH 3101, SPFTH 3111, and EVANG 3303.

Die Ausbildung im Dienst ist in ZWEI Unterteilungen geteilt: Teil A (für Studenten, die gegenwärtig NICHT im Dienst stehen) und Teil B-J (für Studenten, die in einen Dienst involviert sind).

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : S 18

This class is closed. Please contact the Office of the Registrar for more information.

Applied Ministry-Mentoring

Allows students to learn from actual hands-on ministry experience under the mentorship of a qualified individual. This course is similar in theory to the student teaching experience required for public school teachers or the medical internship required for physicians. Students are required to spend 22 hours in ministry as well as 7 hours of mentorship and 14 hours of peer mentoring for every hour of credit. Students will maintain a journal of the ministry experience. Every student enrolling is required to have a mentor who evaluates the student’s progress in personal and ministry development. The mentor meets with the student in a bi-weekly, one-hour mentoring session throughout the semester. Each student is responsible for securing his or her own mentor before the beginning of the semester. In cases where the student does not have a mentor, the Applied Ministry Office will provide the student a list of approved mentors from which the student may choose. The mentor must have completed the mentor training provided by the seminary’s Applied Ministry Office. All students meet in peer mentoring groups weekly on campus. The place and type of ministry should enhance the student’s plan for ministry after graduation. Models for the mentoring experience may vary according to the student’s place of ministry and his or her own needs. The local church is the primary setting for the mentoring experience. However, the Applied Ministry Office may approve other settings such as counseling centers, hospitals, denominational facilities, etc. Each student is required to spend an average of at least 1.5 hours per week performing ministry under the guidance of the mentor. There is also a textbook for the course that must be completed before a grade is assigned. Prerequisites: SPFTH 3101, SPFTH 3111, and EVANG 3303.

Die Ausbildung im Dienst ist in ZWEI Unterteilungen geteilt: Teil A (für Studenten, die gegenwärtig NICHT im Dienst stehen) und Teil B-J (für Studenten, die in einen Dienst involviert sind).

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : S 6

Applied Ministry-Mentoring

Allows students to learn from actual hands-on ministry experience under the mentorship of a qualified individual. This course is similar in theory to the student teaching experience required for public school teachers or the medical internship required for physicians. Students are required to spend 22 hours in ministry as well as 7 hours of mentorship and 14 hours of peer mentoring for every hour of credit. Students will maintain a journal of the ministry experience. Every student enrolling is required to have a mentor who evaluates the student’s progress in personal and ministry development. The mentor meets with the student in a bi-weekly, one-hour mentoring session throughout the semester. Each student is responsible for securing his or her own mentor before the beginning of the semester. In cases where the student does not have a mentor, the Applied Ministry Office will provide the student a list of approved mentors from which the student may choose. The mentor must have completed the mentor training provided by the seminary’s Applied Ministry Office. All students meet in peer mentoring groups weekly on campus. The place and type of ministry should enhance the student’s plan for ministry after graduation. Models for the mentoring experience may vary according to the student’s place of ministry and his or her own needs. The local church is the primary setting for the mentoring experience. However, the Applied Ministry Office may approve other settings such as counseling centers, hospitals, denominational facilities, etc. Each student is required to spend an average of at least 1.5 hours per week performing ministry under the guidance of the mentor. There is also a textbook for the course that must be completed before a grade is assigned. Prerequisites: SPFTH 3101, SPFTH 3111, and EVANG 3303.

Die Ausbildung im Dienst ist in ZWEI Unterteilungen geteilt: Teil A (für Studenten, die gegenwärtig NICHT im Dienst stehen) und Teil B-J (für Studenten, die in einen Dienst involviert sind).

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : S 18

Applied Ministry-Mentoring

Allows students to learn from actual hands-on ministry experience under the mentorship of a qualified individual. This course is similar in theory to the student teaching experience required for public school teachers or the medical internship required for physicians. Students are required to spend 22 hours in ministry as well as 7 hours of mentorship and 14 hours of peer mentoring for every hour of credit. Students will maintain a journal of the ministry experience. Every student enrolling is required to have a mentor who evaluates the student’s progress in personal and ministry development. The mentor meets with the student in a bi-weekly, one-hour mentoring session throughout the semester. Each student is responsible for securing his or her own mentor before the beginning of the semester. In cases where the student does not have a mentor, the Applied Ministry Office will provide the student a list of approved mentors from which the student may choose. The mentor must have completed the mentor training provided by the seminary’s Applied Ministry Office. All students meet in peer mentoring groups weekly on campus. The place and type of ministry should enhance the student’s plan for ministry after graduation. Models for the mentoring experience may vary according to the student’s place of ministry and his or her own needs. The local church is the primary setting for the mentoring experience. However, the Applied Ministry Office may approve other settings such as counseling centers, hospitals, denominational facilities, etc. Each student is required to spend an average of at least 1.5 hours per week performing ministry under the guidance of the mentor. There is also a textbook for the course that must be completed before a grade is assigned. Prerequisites: SPFTH 3101, SPFTH 3111, and EVANG 3303.

Die Ausbildung im Dienst ist in ZWEI Unterteilungen geteilt: Teil A (für Studenten, die gegenwärtig NICHT im Dienst stehen) und Teil B-J (für Studenten, die in einen Dienst involviert sind).

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : S 18

Applied Ministry-Mentoring

Allows students to learn from actual hands-on ministry experience under the mentorship of a qualified individual. This course is similar in theory to the student teaching experience required for public school teachers or the medical internship required for physicians. Students are required to spend 22 hours in ministry as well as 7 hours of mentorship and 14 hours of peer mentoring for every hour of credit. Students will maintain a journal of the ministry experience. Every student enrolling is required to have a mentor who evaluates the student’s progress in personal and ministry development. The mentor meets with the student in a bi-weekly, one-hour mentoring session throughout the semester. Each student is responsible for securing his or her own mentor before the beginning of the semester. In cases where the student does not have a mentor, the Applied Ministry Office will provide the student a list of approved mentors from which the student may choose. The mentor must have completed the mentor training provided by the seminary’s Applied Ministry Office. All students meet in peer mentoring groups weekly on campus. The place and type of ministry should enhance the student’s plan for ministry after graduation. Models for the mentoring experience may vary according to the student’s place of ministry and his or her own needs. The local church is the primary setting for the mentoring experience. However, the Applied Ministry Office may approve other settings such as counseling centers, hospitals, denominational facilities, etc. Each student is required to spend an average of at least 1.5 hours per week performing ministry under the guidance of the mentor. There is also a textbook for the course that must be completed before a grade is assigned. Prerequisites: SPFTH 3101, SPFTH 3111, and EVANG 3303.

Die Ausbildung im Dienst ist in ZWEI Unterteilungen geteilt: Teil A (für Studenten, die gegenwärtig NICHT im Dienst stehen) und Teil B-J (für Studenten, die in einen Dienst involviert sind).

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : S 6

Applied Ministry-Mentoring

Allows students to learn from actual hands-on ministry experience under the mentorship of a qualified individual. This course is similar in theory to the student teaching experience required for public school teachers or the medical internship required for physicians. Students are required to spend 22 hours in ministry as well as 7 hours of mentorship and 14 hours of peer mentoring for every hour of credit. Students will maintain a journal of the ministry experience. Every student enrolling is required to have a mentor who evaluates the student’s progress in personal and ministry development. The mentor meets with the student in a bi-weekly, one-hour mentoring session throughout the semester. Each student is responsible for securing his or her own mentor before the beginning of the semester. In cases where the student does not have a mentor, the Applied Ministry Office will provide the student a list of approved mentors from which the student may choose. The mentor must have completed the mentor training provided by the seminary’s Applied Ministry Office. All students meet in peer mentoring groups weekly on campus. The place and type of ministry should enhance the student’s plan for ministry after graduation. Models for the mentoring experience may vary according to the student’s place of ministry and his or her own needs. The local church is the primary setting for the mentoring experience. However, the Applied Ministry Office may approve other settings such as counseling centers, hospitals, denominational facilities, etc. Each student is required to spend an average of at least 1.5 hours per week performing ministry under the guidance of the mentor. There is also a textbook for the course that must be completed before a grade is assigned. Prerequisites: SPFTH 3101, SPFTH 3111, and EVANG 3303.

Die Ausbildung im Dienst ist in ZWEI Unterteilungen geteilt: Teil A (für Studenten, die gegenwärtig NICHT im Dienst stehen) und Teil B-J (für Studenten, die in einen Dienst involviert sind).

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : S 18

Applied Ministry-Mentoring

Allows students to learn from actual hands-on ministry experience under the mentorship of a qualified individual. This course is similar in theory to the student teaching experience required for public school teachers or the medical internship required for physicians. Students are required to spend 22 hours in ministry as well as 7 hours of mentorship and 14 hours of peer mentoring for every hour of credit. Students will maintain a journal of the ministry experience. Every student enrolling is required to have a mentor who evaluates the student’s progress in personal and ministry development. The mentor meets with the student in a bi-weekly, one-hour mentoring session throughout the semester. Each student is responsible for securing his or her own mentor before the beginning of the semester. In cases where the student does not have a mentor, the Applied Ministry Office will provide the student a list of approved mentors from which the student may choose. The mentor must have completed the mentor training provided by the seminary’s Applied Ministry Office. All students meet in peer mentoring groups weekly on campus. The place and type of ministry should enhance the student’s plan for ministry after graduation. Models for the mentoring experience may vary according to the student’s place of ministry and his or her own needs. The local church is the primary setting for the mentoring experience. However, the Applied Ministry Office may approve other settings such as counseling centers, hospitals, denominational facilities, etc. Each student is required to spend an average of at least 1.5 hours per week performing ministry under the guidance of the mentor. There is also a textbook for the course that must be completed before a grade is assigned. Prerequisites: SPFTH 3101, SPFTH 3111, and EVANG 3303.

Die Ausbildung im Dienst ist in ZWEI Unterteilungen geteilt: Teil A (für Studenten, die gegenwärtig NICHT im Dienst stehen) und Teil B-J (für Studenten, die in einen Dienst involviert sind).

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : S 18

Applied Ministry-Mentoring

Allows students to learn from actual hands-on ministry experience under the mentorship of a qualified individual. This course is similar in theory to the student teaching experience required for public school teachers or the medical internship required for physicians. Students are required to spend 22 hours in ministry as well as 7 hours of mentorship and 14 hours of peer mentoring for every hour of credit. Students will maintain a journal of the ministry experience. Every student enrolling is required to have a mentor who evaluates the student’s progress in personal and ministry development. The mentor meets with the student in a bi-weekly, one-hour mentoring session throughout the semester. Each student is responsible for securing his or her own mentor before the beginning of the semester. In cases where the student does not have a mentor, the Applied Ministry Office will provide the student a list of approved mentors from which the student may choose. The mentor must have completed the mentor training provided by the seminary’s Applied Ministry Office. All students meet in peer mentoring groups weekly on campus. The place and type of ministry should enhance the student’s plan for ministry after graduation. Models for the mentoring experience may vary according to the student’s place of ministry and his or her own needs. The local church is the primary setting for the mentoring experience. However, the Applied Ministry Office may approve other settings such as counseling centers, hospitals, denominational facilities, etc. Each student is required to spend an average of at least 1.5 hours per week performing ministry under the guidance of the mentor. There is also a textbook for the course that must be completed before a grade is assigned. Prerequisites: SPFTH 3101, SPFTH 3111, and EVANG 3303.

Die Ausbildung im Dienst ist in ZWEI Unterteilungen geteilt: Teil A (für Studenten, die gegenwärtig NICHT im Dienst stehen) und Teil B-J (für Studenten, die in einen Dienst involviert sind).

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room :

Notes : Contact the Office of Applied Ministry, ext 4765 to enroll.

Applied Ministry-Mentoring

Allows students to learn from actual hands-on ministry experience under the mentorship of a qualified individual. This course is similar in theory to the student teaching experience required for public school teachers or the medical internship required for physicians. Students are required to spend 22 hours in ministry as well as 7 hours of mentorship and 14 hours of peer mentoring for every hour of credit. Students will maintain a journal of the ministry experience. Every student enrolling is required to have a mentor who evaluates the student’s progress in personal and ministry development. The mentor meets with the student in a bi-weekly, one-hour mentoring session throughout the semester. Each student is responsible for securing his or her own mentor before the beginning of the semester. In cases where the student does not have a mentor, the Applied Ministry Office will provide the student a list of approved mentors from which the student may choose. The mentor must have completed the mentor training provided by the seminary’s Applied Ministry Office. All students meet in peer mentoring groups weekly on campus. The place and type of ministry should enhance the student’s plan for ministry after graduation. Models for the mentoring experience may vary according to the student’s place of ministry and his or her own needs. The local church is the primary setting for the mentoring experience. However, the Applied Ministry Office may approve other settings such as counseling centers, hospitals, denominational facilities, etc. Each student is required to spend an average of at least 1.5 hours per week performing ministry under the guidance of the mentor. There is also a textbook for the course that must be completed before a grade is assigned. Prerequisites: SPFTH 3101, SPFTH 3111, and EVANG 3303.

Die Ausbildung im Dienst ist in ZWEI Unterteilungen geteilt: Teil A (für Studenten, die gegenwärtig NICHT im Dienst stehen) und Teil B-J (für Studenten, die in einen Dienst involviert sind).

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room : P 206A

Applied Ministry-Mentoring

Allows students to learn from actual hands-on ministry experience under the mentorship of a qualified individual. This course is similar in theory to the student teaching experience required for public school teachers or the medical internship required for physicians. Students are required to spend 22 hours in ministry as well as 7 hours of mentorship and 14 hours of peer mentoring for every hour of credit. Students will maintain a journal of the ministry experience. Every student enrolling is required to have a mentor who evaluates the student’s progress in personal and ministry development. The mentor meets with the student in a bi-weekly, one-hour mentoring session throughout the semester. Each student is responsible for securing his or her own mentor before the beginning of the semester. In cases where the student does not have a mentor, the Applied Ministry Office will provide the student a list of approved mentors from which the student may choose. The mentor must have completed the mentor training provided by the seminary’s Applied Ministry Office. All students meet in peer mentoring groups weekly on campus. The place and type of ministry should enhance the student’s plan for ministry after graduation. Models for the mentoring experience may vary according to the student’s place of ministry and his or her own needs. The local church is the primary setting for the mentoring experience. However, the Applied Ministry Office may approve other settings such as counseling centers, hospitals, denominational facilities, etc. Each student is required to spend an average of at least 1.5 hours per week performing ministry under the guidance of the mentor. There is also a textbook for the course that must be completed before a grade is assigned. Prerequisites: SPFTH 3101, SPFTH 3111, and EVANG 3303.

Die Ausbildung im Dienst ist in ZWEI Unterteilungen geteilt: Teil A (für Studenten, die gegenwärtig NICHT im Dienst stehen) und Teil B-J (für Studenten, die in einen Dienst involviert sind).

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 1.00

Instructor Permission Required : Yes
Prerequisite : KO
Room : S 27

Notes : This courses is taught in the Korean language. Contact the Office of Applied Ministry, ext 4765 to enroll.

Archaeology and Archaeological Method

Archaeology of Ancient Israel

A study of archaeological finds from the Levant which aid in the interpretation of the Old Testament in areas such as history, social contexts, religion, and material culture. Focus of the study is on the Bronze and Iron Ages (Patriarchal through early Post-Exilic).

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 15

Special Topics in ARCH: Paul

A topic based on contemporary archaeological and historical issues of the intersection between archaeology and biblical studies will be explored. Prerequisites may be required depending on topic.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 15

Archaeological Method & Theory

An introduction to the methodological and theoretical issues involved in the interpretation of the archaeological record. A survey of various approaches and paradigms to archaeological interpretation are examined.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 15

Thesis Research

Students begin thesis research and complete a thesis prospectus under faculty supervision.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Room :

M.A. Theol Continuous Enrollmt

Credit Hours: 0.00

Additional Course Fees : 100.00

Room :

Baptist Studies

Baptist Heritage

A survey of the historical basis of Baptist thought and practice from its inception to the present. Under consideration shall be the major theological issues addressed by Baptists, Baptist ecclesiology, and leading Baptist figures. Special attention shall be given to the Southern Baptist Convention and its cooperative program and agencies.

Eine Vorlesung über Entstehung und Entwicklung täuferischer sowie baptistischer Gemeinden und Theologie (mit Betonung auf Baptismus) von den Anfängen im 16. Jahrhundert bis in die Gegenwart.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 20

Baptist Heritage

A survey of the historical basis of Baptist thought and practice from its inception to the present. Under consideration shall be the major theological issues addressed by Baptists, Baptist ecclesiology, and leading Baptist figures. Special attention shall be given to the Southern Baptist Convention and its cooperative program and agencies.

Eine Vorlesung über Entstehung und Entwicklung täuferischer sowie baptistischer Gemeinden und Theologie (mit Betonung auf Baptismus) von den Anfängen im 16. Jahrhundert bis in die Gegenwart.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 20

Biblical Backgrounds and History

History of Ancient Israel

An introduction to the history of Israel in the patriarchal, pre-monarchial, monarchial, and post-monarchial periods. This course is a survey of the Old Testament from a historical framework. Students will be required to read through the Old Testament and interpret the text in light of its historical development.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 15

Biblical Studies

Biblical Hermeneutics

An introduction to the nature of the Bible, the definition of and need for hermeneutics, a survey of historical and contemporary hermeneutical approaches, the principles of a healthy interpretive approach, and case studies of biblical passages which illustrate the principles. Preferably taken during the first year.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 21

Biblical Hermeneutics

An introduction to the nature of the Bible, the definition of and need for hermeneutics, a survey of historical and contemporary hermeneutical approaches, the principles of a healthy interpretive approach, and case studies of biblical passages which illustrate the principles. Preferably taken during the first year.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 15

Biblical Hermeneutics

An introduction to the nature of the Bible, the definition of and need for hermeneutics, a survey of historical and contemporary hermeneutical approaches, the principles of a healthy interpretive approach, and case studies of biblical passages which illustrate the principles. Preferably taken during the first year.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 111

Biblical Theology

The Theology of Paul

A study of the setting, presuppositions, and themes of Pauline theology with special attention to the apostle's teachings on the kingdom of God, the person and work of Christ, and the church.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 13

Christian Ethics

The Christian Home

Study of the biblical and theological foundations of the Christian home. Students will be equipped to apply sound moral standards in their relationships at home and to build strong families.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 13

The Christian Home

Study of the biblical and theological foundations of the Christian home. Students will be equipped to apply sound moral standards in their relationships at home and to build strong families.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 116

Basic Christian Ethics

Study of the biblical, historical, and theological foundations of Christian ethics. Students will be equipped to apply these foundational elements in their decision making on current issues such as drugs, alcohol, family, race, biomedical ethics, economics, and politics.

Es un curso sobre los fundamentos bíblicos, históricos y teológicos de la ética Cristiana. Los estudiantes estarán equipados para poder aplicar aquellos fundamentos a los áreas éticos tales como el matrimonio, la familia, el racismo, las drogas, el alcohol, ética biológica, la economía y la política.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 116

The Bible & Moral Issues

Study of how the Bible addresses significant moral concerns. Students will have the opportunity to learn moral teachings of both the Old and New Testaments, evaluate significant hermeneutical models for addressing contemporary moral issues from a biblical perspective, and investigate biblical materials that pertain to several key contemporary moral issues including marriage and divorce, abortion, and homosexuality.

Beschäftigung mit aktuellen ethischen Fragen (Gentechnologie, Euthanasie, Homosexualität etc.) aus biblischer Perspektive.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 116

Christianity/Human Sexuality

Biblical, historical, and contemporary viewpoints on the ethics of human sexuality are examined. A theological model for human sexuality and sex roles is proposed. Sexual deviations will be studied and contrasted with biblical teaching.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 119

Church History and Historical Theology

Church History I

A general survey of the history of Christianity from the New Testament to 1500 AD.

Un Panorama general de la historia del Cristianismo desde el Nuevo Testamento hasta 1500 AD.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 121

Church History I

A general survey of the history of Christianity from the New Testament to 1500 AD.

Un Panorama general de la historia del Cristianismo desde el Nuevo Testamento hasta 1500 AD.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 121

Church History I

A general survey of the history of Christianity from the New Testament to 1500 AD.

Un Panorama general de la historia del Cristianismo desde el Nuevo Testamento hasta 1500 AD.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 121

Studies in Early Christianity

A detailed examination of a specific topic, doctrine, theologian, or movement of the Patristic period.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 13

New Testament

Biblical Greek I

An introduction to the Greek language in preparation for the exegesis of the Greek New Testament.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 25

This class is closed. Please contact the Office of the Registrar for more information.

Biblical Greek I

An introduction to the Greek language in preparation for the exegesis of the Greek New Testament.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 13

Biblical Greek I

An introduction to the Greek language in preparation for the exegesis of the Greek New Testament.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 120

Biblical Greek I

An introduction to the Greek language in preparation for the exegesis of the Greek New Testament.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 25

Translation/Interp:1 Corinth

The Study of a New Testament book or selected New Testament passage with a focus on intermediate Greek syntax. Prerequisite: Greek 3313-3323 or equivalent. May not be repeated for credit.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 116

Notes : Students may not repeat second year Greek for credit. Once students complete GREEK 4313 and GREEK 4323, further Greek study should be done in upper level electives.

Translation/Interp: 1,2,3 John

The Study of a New Testament book or selected New Testament passage with a focus on intermediate Greek syntax. Prerequisite: Greek 3313-3323 or equivalent. May not be repeated for credit.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 121

Notes : Students may not repeat second year Greek for credit. Once students complete GREEK 4313 and GREEK 4323, further Greek study should be done in upper level electives.

This class is closed. Please contact the Office of the Registrar for more information.

Exegesis of Romans

Advanced exegesis of Romans based on the Greek text. Prerequisite: GREEK 4323.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 22

Basic New Testament I

An introduction to the Jewish, Greek and Roman backgrounds, the canon of the New Testament, and the contents of Matthew-Acts with emphasis on historical issues, theological interpretations, and contemporary applications.

*Students who have completed six hours in New Testament survey or introduction in college with a grade of B or better may be eligible to replace New Testament NEWTS 3313-3323 by selecting six hours of work from other NEWTS courses. The student must complete an "Advanced Standing without Credit" application and have a transcript evaluation by the Office of the Registrar.

Una introducción al trasfondo Judío, Griego y Romano, el canon del Nuevo Testamento, y el contenido de Mateo-Hechos con énfasis sobre cuestiones de historia, interpretación teológica, y aplicaciones contemporáneas.

*Estudiantes que han completado seis horas de reviso general o introducción al Nuevo Testamento a nivel de bachillerato o licenciatura, con un grado de B o mejor son elegibles remplazar Introducción al Nuevo Testamento I, II, 3313-3323, seleccionando seis horas de trabajo de otros cursos con el prefijo NEWTS. El estudiante tendrá que completar la aplicación “Advanced Standing without Credit” y someter su certificado académico de estudios para evaluación por la Oficina del Registrador.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 120

Basic New Testament I

An introduction to the Jewish, Greek and Roman backgrounds, the canon of the New Testament, and the contents of Matthew-Acts with emphasis on historical issues, theological interpretations, and contemporary applications.

*Students who have completed six hours in New Testament survey or introduction in college with a grade of B or better may be eligible to replace New Testament NEWTS 3313-3323 by selecting six hours of work from other NEWTS courses. The student must complete an "Advanced Standing without Credit" application and have a transcript evaluation by the Office of the Registrar.

Una introducción al trasfondo Judío, Griego y Romano, el canon del Nuevo Testamento, y el contenido de Mateo-Hechos con énfasis sobre cuestiones de historia, interpretación teológica, y aplicaciones contemporáneas.

*Estudiantes que han completado seis horas de reviso general o introducción al Nuevo Testamento a nivel de bachillerato o licenciatura, con un grado de B o mejor son elegibles remplazar Introducción al Nuevo Testamento I, II, 3313-3323, seleccionando seis horas de trabajo de otros cursos con el prefijo NEWTS. El estudiante tendrá que completar la aplicación “Advanced Standing without Credit” y someter su certificado académico de estudios para evaluación por la Oficina del Registrador.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : TR CFRM

Basic New Testament I

An introduction to the Jewish, Greek and Roman backgrounds, the canon of the New Testament, and the contents of Matthew-Acts with emphasis on historical issues, theological interpretations, and contemporary applications.

*Students who have completed six hours in New Testament survey or introduction in college with a grade of B or better may be eligible to replace New Testament NEWTS 3313-3323 by selecting six hours of work from other NEWTS courses. The student must complete an "Advanced Standing without Credit" application and have a transcript evaluation by the Office of the Registrar.

Una introducción al trasfondo Judío, Griego y Romano, el canon del Nuevo Testamento, y el contenido de Mateo-Hechos con énfasis sobre cuestiones de historia, interpretación teológica, y aplicaciones contemporáneas.

*Estudiantes que han completado seis horas de reviso general o introducción al Nuevo Testamento a nivel de bachillerato o licenciatura, con un grado de B o mejor son elegibles remplazar Introducción al Nuevo Testamento I, II, 3313-3323, seleccionando seis horas de trabajo de otros cursos con el prefijo NEWTS. El estudiante tendrá que completar la aplicación “Advanced Standing without Credit” y someter su certificado académico de estudios para evaluación por la Oficina del Registrador.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 15

Basic New Testament II

An introduction to the contents of the New Testament books Romans-Revelation with emphasis on historical issues, theological interpretation, and contemporary applications.

*Students who have completed six hours in New Testament survey or introduction in college with a grade of B or better may be eligible to replace New Testament NEWTS 3313-3323 by selecting six hours of work from other NEWTS courses. The student must complete an "Advanced Standing without Credit" application and have a transcript evaluation by the Office of the Registrar.

Una introducción al contenido de los libros de Romanos-Apocalipsis del Nuevo Testamento, con énfasis sobre cuestiones de historia, interpretación teológica, y aplicaciones contemporáneas.

*Estudiantes que han completado seis horas de reviso general o introducción al Nuevo Testamento a nivel de bachillerato o licenciatura, con un grado de B o mejor son elegibles remplazar Introducción al Nuevo Testamento I, II, 3313-3323, seleccionando seis horas de trabajo de otros cursos con el prefijo NEWTS. El estudiante tendrá que completar la aplicación “Advanced Standing without Credit” y someter su certificado académico de estudios para evaluación por la Oficina del Registrador.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 116

Colossians and Philemon

A critical and expositional study of Colossians and Philemon.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 25

Old Testament

Biblical Hebrew I

The fundamentals of biblical Hebrew including vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar, and syntax for the purpose of translating and interpreting the Old Testament text.

Grundlagen des biblischen Hebräisch: Vokabular, Aussprache, Grammatik und Syntax zum Zweck der Übersetzung und Interpretation des Alten Testaments.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 21

Biblical Hebrew I

The fundamentals of biblical Hebrew including vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar, and syntax for the purpose of translating and interpreting the Old Testament text.

Grundlagen des biblischen Hebräisch: Vokabular, Aussprache, Grammatik und Syntax zum Zweck der Übersetzung und Interpretation des Alten Testaments.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 17

Biblical Hebrew I

The fundamentals of biblical Hebrew including vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar, and syntax for the purpose of translating and interpreting the Old Testament text.

Grundlagen des biblischen Hebräisch: Vokabular, Aussprache, Grammatik und Syntax zum Zweck der Übersetzung und Interpretation des Alten Testaments.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 17

Elementary Hebrew I & II

HEBRW 4356 combines HEBRW 4313 and HEBRW 4323 into a single accelerated course.

Note: This is a single, 6-credit-hour course. The school will not entertain requests for drops beyond the drop deadline except in serious extenuating circumstances, nor will the school entertain requests to change the registration from HEBRW 4356 to HEBRW 4313 and HEBRW 4323 in order to avoid a failure of all 6 hours. The drop deadline is the same for all other courses offered with the same starting date.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 6.00

Room : S 118

Translation & Interp: Ruth

Studies in this book will include a review of Elementary Hebrew, an introduction to Hebrew syntax, lexical studies, text critical analyses, and the research tools available to aid in Old Testament exegesis. Other selected portions of the Hebrew Bible will also be covered. Prerequisite: HEBRW 4323. May not be repeated for credit.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 118

Translation & Interp: Jonah

Studies in this book will include a review of Elementary Hebrew, an introduction to Hebrew syntax, lexical studies, text critical analyses, and the research tools available to aid in Old Testament exegesis. Other selected portions of the Hebrew Bible will also be covered. Prerequisite: HEBRW 4323. May not be repeated for credit.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 20

This class is closed. Please contact the Office of the Registrar for more information.

Exegesis of Leviticus

Advanced exegesis of Leviticus based on the Hebrew text. Prerequisite: HEBRW 5003.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 13

Basic Old Testament I

An introduction to the ancient Near Eastern background and the canon of the Old Testament and the contents of Genesis-Esther with emphasis on historical issues, theological interpretations, and contemporary applications.

*Students who have completed six hours in Old Testament survey or introduction in college with a grade of B or better may be eligible to replace Old Testament OLDTS 3313-3323 by selecting six hours of work from other OLDTS courses. The student must complete an "Advanced Standing without Credit" application and have a transcript evaluation by the Office of the Registrar.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 119

Basic Old Testament I

An introduction to the ancient Near Eastern background and the canon of the Old Testament and the contents of Genesis-Esther with emphasis on historical issues, theological interpretations, and contemporary applications.

*Students who have completed six hours in Old Testament survey or introduction in college with a grade of B or better may be eligible to replace Old Testament OLDTS 3313-3323 by selecting six hours of work from other OLDTS courses. The student must complete an "Advanced Standing without Credit" application and have a transcript evaluation by the Office of the Registrar.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 120

Basic Old Testament I

An introduction to the ancient Near Eastern background and the canon of the Old Testament and the contents of Genesis-Esther with emphasis on historical issues, theological interpretations, and contemporary applications.

*Students who have completed six hours in Old Testament survey or introduction in college with a grade of B or better may be eligible to replace Old Testament OLDTS 3313-3323 by selecting six hours of work from other OLDTS courses. The student must complete an "Advanced Standing without Credit" application and have a transcript evaluation by the Office of the Registrar.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 120

Basic Old Testament II

An introduction to the contents of the Old Testament books Job-Malachi with emphasis on historical issues, theological interpretations, and contemporary applications.

*Students who have completed six hours in Old Testament survey or introduction in college with a grade of B or better may be eligible to replace Old Testament OLDTS 3313-3323 by selecting six hours of work from other OLDTS courses. The student must complete an "Advanced Standing without Credit" application and have a transcript evaluation by the Office of the Registrar.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 120

Great Themes of Old Testament

An introductory study of primary themes of the Old Testament, such as election and covenant, in light of the formation, function, and nature of the Old Testament scriptures and the story of salvation history.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 13

Daniel

A critical and expositional study of Daniel.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 116

Pastoral Ministry

Christian Ministry Practicum

The application of the principles of Christian Ministry taught in Foundations for Christian Ministry I, PASMN 3313. This practicum includes the observation, participation, and application of ministry skills and techniques taught by the various professors in the classroom. Corequisite: PASMN 3313.

Credit Hours: 0.00

Prerequisite : CR
Room :

Christian Ministry Practicum

The application of the principles of Christian Ministry taught in Foundations for Christian Ministry I, PASMN 3313. This practicum includes the observation, participation, and application of ministry skills and techniques taught by the various professors in the classroom. Corequisite: PASMN 3313.

Credit Hours: 0.00

Prerequisite : CR
Room :

Found for Christian Ministry I

An introduction to Christian Ministry. Topics include: call, the pastoral office, philosophy of ministry, relationships, pastoral care, pastoral counseling, and practice of ministry. Corequisite: PASMN 3000.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 22

Found for Christian Ministry I

An introduction to Christian Ministry. Topics include: call, the pastoral office, philosophy of ministry, relationships, pastoral care, pastoral counseling, and practice of ministry. Corequisite: PASMN 3000.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 22

Curr Iss in Christian Ldrshp

An analysis of emerging theological issues in current Christian leadership. Models of current leadership theory and practice will be explored. Biblical resources will be examined and suggestions made for integrating leadership models and Christian faith.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 22

Philosophy of Religion

Philosophy of Religion

An introductory study of contemporary worldviews and philosophical issues relevant to Christian ministry (e.g., religious pluralism, the problem of evil, the relationship between faith and reason).

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 14

Christian Apologetics

An introductory study of selected issues in apologetics. Common objections to Christian truth claims will be critically appraised and answered.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 119

Makers of Western Mind

A Christian study of thinkers who have shaped the way Westerners think about God, religion, and morality. This course may be repeated once when topics vary. Prerequisite: PHILO 4313 or 4373.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 20

Critical Thinking

An introductory study of the elements of correct reasoning which aims at developing the skills necessary for thinking well. Attention will be given to ways in which such reasoning contributes to accurate biblical exegesis.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 12

Preaching

Adv Expository Preaching Prac

The application of the principles of preaching taught in Advanced Expository Preaching, PRCHG 3323. This practicum includes the application of preaching skills and techniques taught by the various professors in the classroom. It involves the student finding a ministry setting in which to preach, preaching, and then evaluating their preaching. Corequisite: PRCHG 3323.

Credit Hours: 0.00

Prerequisite : CR
Room :

This class is closed. Please contact the Office of the Registrar for more information.

Adv Expository Preaching Prac

The application of the principles of preaching taught in Advanced Expository Preaching, PRCHG 3323. This practicum includes the application of preaching skills and techniques taught by the various professors in the classroom. It involves the student finding a ministry setting in which to preach, preaching, and then evaluating their preaching. Corequisite: PRCHG 3323.

Credit Hours: 0.00

Prerequisite : CR
Room :

Adv Expository Preaching Prac

The application of the principles of preaching taught in Advanced Expository Preaching, PRCHG 3323. This practicum includes the application of preaching skills and techniques taught by the various professors in the classroom. It involves the student finding a ministry setting in which to preach, preaching, and then evaluating their preaching. Corequisite: PRCHG 3323.

Credit Hours: 0.00

Prerequisite : CR
Room :

This class is closed. Please contact the Office of the Registrar for more information.

Intro to Expository Preaching

A study of the construction of sermons directly from a Biblical text. Basic principles of preaching will be studied and applied in a preaching experience including: the formulation of a central idea, sermon structure, support material, delivery, and application. Prerequisite: BIBST 3203 and GREEK 3323.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 10B

This class is closed. Please contact the Office of the Registrar for more information.

Intro to Expository Preaching

A study of the construction of sermons directly from a Biblical text. Basic principles of preaching will be studied and applied in a preaching experience including: the formulation of a central idea, sermon structure, support material, delivery, and application. Prerequisite: BIBST 3203 and GREEK 3323.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 10B

Intro to Expository Preaching

A study of the construction of sermons directly from a Biblical text. Basic principles of preaching will be studied and applied in a preaching experience including: the formulation of a central idea, sermon structure, support material, delivery, and application. Prerequisite: BIBST 3203 and GREEK 3323.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 10B

This class is closed. Please contact the Office of the Registrar for more information.

Intro to Expository Preaching

A study of the construction of sermons directly from a Biblical text. Basic principles of preaching will be studied and applied in a preaching experience including: the formulation of a central idea, sermon structure, support material, delivery, and application. Prerequisite: BIBST 3203 and GREEK 3323.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 10A

Intro to Expository Preaching

A study of the construction of sermons directly from a Biblical text. Basic principles of preaching will be studied and applied in a preaching experience including: the formulation of a central idea, sermon structure, support material, delivery, and application. Prerequisite: BIBST 3203 and GREEK 3323.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 10A

Advanced Expository Preaching

A continuation of PRCHG 3313, enhancing the development and delivery of the sermon. With the aid of videotape, the professor and peers evaluate student sermons. Additional emphasis is given to preaching the different genres of biblical literature. Prerequisites: BIBST 3203 and PRCHG 3313. Corequisite: PRCHG 3000. The content of this course satisfies PRCHG 5322.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 10A

This class is closed. Please contact the Office of the Registrar for more information.

Advanced Expository Preaching

A continuation of PRCHG 3313, enhancing the development and delivery of the sermon. With the aid of videotape, the professor and peers evaluate student sermons. Additional emphasis is given to preaching the different genres of biblical literature. Prerequisites: BIBST 3203 and PRCHG 3313. Corequisite: PRCHG 3000. The content of this course satisfies PRCHG 5322.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 10A

Advanced Expository Preaching

A continuation of PRCHG 3313, enhancing the development and delivery of the sermon. With the aid of videotape, the professor and peers evaluate student sermons. Additional emphasis is given to preaching the different genres of biblical literature. Prerequisites: BIBST 3203 and PRCHG 3313. Corequisite: PRCHG 3000. The content of this course satisfies PRCHG 5322.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 10A

Adv Biblical Preaching OT

A study in the preparation of biblical sermons. Sermons will be prepared from selected Old Testament passages. Special attention will be given to the analysis of the biblical authority of the sermon and to the challenges of preaching to a contemporary congregation. The content of the course is changed and can be repeated by the student. Prerequisite: PRCHG 3313.

Das Seminar dient der Anleitung zur Vorbereitung von Predigten alttestamentlicher Perikopen in der neutestamentlichen Gemeinde.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 19

Steward Leadership

Steward Leadership Across OT

This course is an interdisciplinary study of stewardship themes, illustrations, principles, and practices in light of the function and theological nature of the Old Testament Scriptures.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 118

Hist & Traditions of Bibl Stwd

This course is an interdisciplinary survey of historical events, leaders, traditions, and stewardship concepts since the first century church. Course gives particular attention to the classic writings on the history of stewardship ideas, events, motives, worship, and methods/practices across church, parachurch, and evangelical settings throughout church history.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 17

Stewardship Field Experience

Credit Hours: 2.00

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Systematic Theology

Systematic Theology I

The nature, sources, and scope of systematic theology; the doctrines of revelation and the Bible, God, creation and providence, humanity and sin, and Jesus Christ. Systematic Theology I is recommended by the Theological Studies Division as a second year class.

La naturaleza, fuentes y alcance de la teología sistemática; las doctrinas de la Revelación y la Biblia, Dios, la Creación, Providencia, la humanidad y el pecado, y Jesucristo. La División de Estudios Teológicos recomienda que esta clase se tome en el segundo año del programa.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 121

Systematic Theology I

The nature, sources, and scope of systematic theology; the doctrines of revelation and the Bible, God, creation and providence, humanity and sin, and Jesus Christ. Systematic Theology I is recommended by the Theological Studies Division as a second year class.

La naturaleza, fuentes y alcance de la teología sistemática; las doctrinas de la Revelación y la Biblia, Dios, la Creación, Providencia, la humanidad y el pecado, y Jesucristo. La División de Estudios Teológicos recomienda que esta clase se tome en el segundo año del programa.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 13

Systematic Theology I

The nature, sources, and scope of systematic theology; the doctrines of revelation and the Bible, God, creation and providence, humanity and sin, and Jesus Christ. Systematic Theology I is recommended by the Theological Studies Division as a second year class.

La naturaleza, fuentes y alcance de la teología sistemática; las doctrinas de la Revelación y la Biblia, Dios, la Creación, Providencia, la humanidad y el pecado, y Jesucristo. La División de Estudios Teológicos recomienda que esta clase se tome en el segundo año del programa.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : S 120

Theological Method

A study of theological method in biblical, historical, systematic, and/or contemporary theology. This is a recommended course for the Master of Divinity Concentration in Theology.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : F 10

Theological Method

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 4.00

Room : F 10

Jesucristo

The study of a particular issue or aspect of the biblical, historical, or contemporary doctrine.

El estudio de un aspecto o área particular de la doctrina, en cualquiera de sus dimensiones bíblica, histórica, o contemporáneas. Esta es una clase restringida para aquellos que hablan español.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Prerequisite : SP
Room : S 18

Notes : Course taught in Spanish. Limited to Spanish speakers only

Women's Studies

Women's Min in Local Church

This course will provide a study of the biblical basis for a women's ministry and essentials for developing and implementing a women's ministry in the local church.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 120A

Wife of the Equipping Minister

A practical survey of issues relating to the role of the minister's wife. Women who are not in this category should seek the professor's counsel before seeking to enroll.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 211B

Contemporary Evang for Wonen

An introduction to the nature and practice of evangelism with emphases upon the biblical, theological, and practical applications with the context of the local church. Special emphases will be given to principles and practices of ministry and personal witnessing as it relates to women. (This course will substitute for Contemporary Evangelism EVANG 3303.) Co-requisite: EVANG 3000.

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : P 120A

Feminist Theology

A study of the historical and theoretical foundations of American feminism, including modern manifestations of ancient "goddess worship" and "biblical feminism" or "evangelical feminism."

Meeting Dates: 08/22/13-12/13/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : H LIBRARY

Special Topics-WOMST: HMKNG

Meeting Dates: 10/25/13-10/26/13

Credit Hours: 3.00

Room : MCC 150

Notes : The Art of Homemaking Conference will focus on topics such as: God's paradigm for the homemaker, the impact of feminism on the home, spiritual formation through family worship and more. The conference will be held in the Riley Center, October 25-26. The cost of attendance is $50 for non-students and $25 for students. Students will need to also register as conference participants.