All classes meet at the
College Building (red sandstone castle) at 3455 West 83rd Avenue, Westminster,
Colorado (north of Denver near Federal Boulevard and 84th Avenue) unless
specified.
(Note: no classes April
17-24. Exam week: May 19-25; no exams Memorial Day, May 22.)
Gr
241-3 Elementary New Testament Greek II
S00#1
Jan 24-May 15; final
exam TBA
Monday, 6:30-9:15 pm, NW
classroom (second floor)
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Rel
281-3 Bible Survey I
S00#2
This is the first semester
of a two-semester introductory course in which the whole Bible is read
and placed in historical and theological context. A synthetic
approach is used, following the great themes which make the diverse books
of the Bible form a unified whole. The "scarlet thread" of the doctrine
of Salvation is traced from Genesis through Revelation.
Recommended for
new Christians and for those new to formal study of theology or the Bible.
This course and Hist 294, Bible Lands History and Geography, are also excellent
for Sunday School teachers, teachers in Christian schools, and individuals
who have lay ministries in the church.
Jan 25-May 25
TTh, 8:00-9:15 am
Library
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Hist
294-3 Bible Lands History and Geography S00#3
This
survey course is particularly appropriate for those just entering on formal
Bible study. In it, you will gain a knowledge of the historical
and geographical background of Biblical characters, evengs, and locations.
Jan 24-May 24
Dr. John Howard Reed
Tentative time: MW, 8:00-9:15
am Library
The class will meet at 8:00 am on Monday,
January 24. The final schedule will be determined by consensus of the class
members.
OT
301-2 The Pentateuch
S00#4
Analytic study of the first
five books of the Old Testament, the “Books of Moses.” Signs, types, and
symbols; tracing the Messianic promise.
Jan 25-May 23
T, 6:00-7:45 pm
NW Classroom (second floor)
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Women's
Neighborhood Bible Study
F99#6
Filled With His Glory--A
Journey into the Spirit-Led Life
Meets at the home of Rev.
Suzanne Wolfram on the Belleview campus.
E-mail
Suzanne Wolfram with questions.
More
information about the study
Non-credit; no tuition charge.
Study guide, approximately $12.
Th 2:00-3:00 pm, beginning
Jan 27.
Registration is required
to insure sufficient enrollment and course materials.
To register,
use our convenient online form;
or mail or e-mail
the following information: Full name, postal address, home and work phone
numbers (with area code), e-mail address, and the course numbers and names
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Fees
Tuition for one semester hour credit is
$90. (The number of semester hours follows the hyphen in the course number.
For example,
Rel 281-3 is
a 3-credit course.) Books are additional. Tuition for one CEU (continuing
education unit) is $35.
Payment plan: you may pay your
tuition in three equal installments, if you prefer. No grades or transcripts
will be issues to students with a balance owing on account.
Web offer: You may attend any of
these courses non-credit on a donation basis if space is available
(Donations greatly appreciated.).
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Independent Study Courses
Numerous courses are available by correspondence
on an independent basis and may be begun at any time. Click
to view our independent-study brochure which gives course descriptions
and further information.
