• This course offers 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. This course is a required course and must be taken in the first fall semester of seminary studies for student wives. Two hours.

• This course is designed to be an overview of prominent women in church history and the recognition of their contributions and accomplishments. Two hours.

• An introductory overview of the New Testament with attention to the authorship, audience, purpose and outstanding doctrines covering Matthew to Acts of the New Testament. Two hours.

• An introductory overview of the New Testament with attention to the authorship, audience, purpose and outstanding doctrines covering Romans to Revelation of the New Testament. Two hours.

• A study of the principles and methods of effective Christian teaching, including the development of presentation skills. This course is designed to improve the Christian worker’s ability as a teacher. Two hours.

• This course provides practical knowledge, skills, and strategies for effectively studying and teaching the Bible with confidence in whatever setting a woman may be called to serve. Two hours.

• An introductory overview of the Old Testament with attention to the authorship, audience, purpose and outstanding doctrines covering Genesis to Esther of the Old Testament. Two hours.

• An introductory overview of the Old Testament with attention to the authorship, audience, purpose and outstanding doctrines covering Job to Malachi of the Old Testament. Two hours.

• A study of the biblical, historical and contemporary interpretations of the basic doctrines of the Christian faith. Two hours.

• An amplified study of womanhood from the scriptures in order to establish the foundation for systematizing a consistent and non-contradictory pattern and plan for biblical womanhood throughout the generations and especially for the present era. Two hours.

• This course introduces the student to the Greek alphabet, the basic building blocks of Greek grammar and basic Greek vocabulary. The student will also be introduced to valuable resources, tools and study aids for the Greek language. Two hours.

• This course introduces the student to the Hebrew alphabet, the basic building blocks of Hebrew grammar and basic Hebrew vocabulary. The student will also be introduced to valuable resources, tools and study aids for the Hebrew language. Two hours.

• A study of the spiritual development of preschoolers and children, with discussions of how to lay the foundation of faith in the lives of children. Two hours.

• An introductory study and overview of the biblical basis of woman to woman ministry and developing a ministry to women in the local church. Two hours.

• This course will focus on equipping ministry wives to counsel other women with God’s Word. This course exposes women with a variety of topics a counselor may encounter while counseling other women. Scripture references are provided as a tool to help the counselee. Two hours.

• Principles and practices of ministry and personal witnessing as it relates to women. Two hours.

A study of the theological foundation, skills and attitudes for a ministry of hospitality and service through the home. Two hours.

• Created in a directed study format, students may earn credit while participating in regular seminary site-based education opportunities. (Dean approval required). Two hours.

• This course equips women for International Missions by examining issues related to women serving across cultures. Two hours.

• A class or seminar in which significant topics for ministry wives are explored. Three hours.