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1 0 L MEADOWS SCHOOL OF MINISTRY [OLMSOMJ CATALOGUE FOR FALL/WINTER SEMESTER 2009/2010 DOTHAN CAMPUS Dr. Hattie Pearl Harris, Executive Director
2 ACADEMIC POLICIES ADMISSION Admission to 0. L. Meadows School of Ministry is based upon the character, ability, and motivation to satisfactorily complete the academic requirements. It also depends on the Christian experience, call to ministry, and moral character of the individual. Students must maintain personal integrity, respect and tolerance for other Christian faith groups, demonstrating a heartfelt desire for spiritual growth, and a readiness to accept correction. All degree-seeking applicants must have a high school diploma, GED, evaluation, or acceptable work experience. Transfer Students Students who wish to transfer from other institutions must apply in the usual manner, submitting a completed transcript of their academic work with their application and required information. Courses in which the student received a "C" grade or higher will be considered for transfer if the courses meet the requirements of the desired program. The courses must be comparable to the OLMSOM curriculum. FINANCIAL INFORMATION 0. L. Meadows School Of Ministry's tuition is kept at an absolute minimum in an effort to put a quality Bible education in the reach of any conscientious student. Prices listed are subject to later changes as deemed proper by the institution. Registration Fee $40.00 Application Fee $30.00 Undergraduate Tuition (per SH Credit) $40.00 Master's Level Tuition (per SH Credit) $50.00 Doctoral Level Tuition (per SH Credit) $60.00 Course grades, degrees, and transcripts will not be issued until financial or other obligations of the student are met. No student may enroll for a class until all financial or other obligations from previous semester are paid. 5
3 ENROLLMENT POLICY Specific information and enrollment materials can be obtained on campus or are mailed upon request to prospective students. All official enrollments require the following: 1. Application of Admission and Enrollment Form 2. A complete Tuition Payment Plan/Enrollment Form. 3. Validation of high school diploma, GED, Evaluation and Work Experience. 4. Official transcripts of all college studies (mailed to OLMSOM). 5. A recent photograph. 6. Enrollment fee. Upon receipt of these items, a student's file will be processed and complete instructions for beginning studies will be provided. All applications are subject to the approval of the Admissions Office. HONORS Students who complete their academic programs with a grade point average (GPA) of 3.8 or above, graduate "Magna Cum Laude" (Latin meaning with high honors), while those with a grade point of 4.0 graduate "Summa Cum Laude" (with highest honors). Graduating with honors is noted on the official transcript. TEXTBOOKS Textbooks are selected for their academic value and non-sectarian doctrinal stances. Textbooks are available for purchase from each campus. The cost of textbooks is not included in the tuition. GRADING SYSTEM All academic work is graded according to the following scale: Excellent: A+ 4.0 A 3.8 A- 3.6 B+ 3.4 Good: 3.0 B- 2.6 C+ 2.4 Average: 2.0 C- 1.6 D Not Acceptable: 0.0 6
4 Excellent Good Average Poor Below 70 Not Acceptable The following symbols may also be used on the transcript: WP = Withdrew, Passing WF = Withdrew, Failing Grade records are kept in the registrar's office. Grade reports are issued each semester. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS The following requirements apply to all students expecting to receive any diploma or degree from 0. L. Meadows School Of Ministry: 1. All student fees, tuition, and monies owed to the school, must be paid in full prior to receiving the degree. 2. All course work and requirements must be completed with passing grades. 3. Students must maintain the following GPA in accordance with the program in which they are enrolled: Undergraduate - 2.0; Master's Level - 2.5; Doctoral Level; The student must possess qualities of character and conduct that are conducive to being effective for Christian service. 5. During the final semester, the student must file an "Application for Graduation." To graduate during the main graduation held in August, the "Application for Graduation" must be filed in the admissions office no later than June 29, of each year. HONORS CODE Professionals with the highest of responsibilities as students of the ministry are required by society and God to show a level of integrity that is beyond reproach. There are two reasons an honor code is needed: 1. There should be a sense of satisfaction that you have done what is biblically correct. 2. There should be a recognition that people around you see and know that you are a Christian in all you say and do. 7
5 DISMISSAL POLICY Students expelled or suspended from one OLMSOM shall not be admitted to another one. Pupils may be expelled from any OLMSOM campus for the following reasons: 1. Willful disobedience to the rules and regulations established for the conduct of the school. 2. Willful and continued neglect of responsibility as a student, and continued failure to maintain the standard of efficiency required by the rules and regulations of this school will be grounds for disciplinary action by the school officials. 3. Conduct prejudicial to the school, and conduct unbecoming to a student or future teacher, missionary, or preacher in the Christian community. 4. Insubordination and insurrection, and for inciting other students to like conduct. OLMSOM reserves the right at any time to place on probation, suspend, or dismiss a student whose academic standing, financial obligation, progress, or conduct is not satisfactory. At all times and in all situations the student will conduct himself in a Christ-Like manner This applies to both classroom and personal situations. At all times the student must reflect the values a minister of Christ would exemplify, at home, work, recreation, and in the classroom. RE-ADMISSION Re-admission after suspension or academic probation is never automatic. The student must apply for re-admission through the Admissions Office, subject to approval of the Board of Regents. If re-admission is granted, the student must re-enroll in the program, subject to the rates and requirements in effect at the time of the re-enrollment. ACADEMIC PROGRAMS OFFERED by 0. L. MEADOWS SCHOOL OF MINISTRY Academic Programs Bible Certificate Program Associate of Arts Program Bachelor Degree Programs Bachelor of Biblical Studies Bachelor of Theology Master Degree Programs Master of Arts in Religion 8
6 Master of Ministry In Christian Counseling Doctoral Degree Programs Doctor of Theology Doctor of Philosophy in Biblical Counseling One Year Programs Bible Certificate Program This program requires 32 hours of Biblical studies. Some students need a year of Biblical training for certain vocations. Others may choose this program of Biblical education to enrich their spiritual lives. Students completing this program receive a certificate. Fall Semester BE 113 Old Testament Survey 3 BE 213 New Testament Survey 3 CD 113 Theology Survey I 3 ENG 101 Basic English 3 SS 113 Introduction To Human Development 3 TOTAL HOURS 15 Spring Semester BE 122 Old Testament Prophets 3 BE 143 Basics Of Bible Study. 3 CD 123 Theology Survey II 3 CP 201 Basic Computer Skills ' 2 PA 102 Personal Evangelism 3 SS 122 Marriage And Family Survey 3 TOTAL HOURS 17 Associate Of Arts In Biblical Studies Program This is a two year program that requires 64 hours of Biblical studies. The applicant must have a high school diploma, G. E. D., or its equivalency. Students completing this program will receive a certificate. FIRST YEAR 9
7 Fall Semester BE 113 Old Testament Survey 3 CD 113 Theology Survey I 3 PA 113 Personal Evangelism 3 LL 113 English I 3 SS 113 Introduction to Human Development 3 PA 323 Homiletic 3 TOTAL HOURS 18 Spring Semester LL 123 English II 3 BE 143 Basics of Bible Study 3 CD 123 Theology Survey II 3 PE 201 Basic Computer Skills 2 SS 120 Introduction to Psychology 3 BE 122 Old Testament Prophets 3 TOTAL HOURS 17 SECOND YEAR Fall Semester BE 212 Genesis 3 BE 213 New Testament Survey I 3 PE 213 Public Speaking 3 CH 201 Survey of Church History 3 CD 611 Christology 3 TOTAL HOURS 15 Spring Semester BE 223 New Testament Survey II 3 PA 323 Homiletics 3 NT 302 The Book of Acts 3 OT 304 Daniel 3 SS 122 Marriage And Family Survey 3 NT 412 Romans 3 TOTAL HOURS 18 10
8 Bachelor Degree Programs BACHELOR OF BIBLE STUDIES BACHELOR OF THEOLOGY First Year (Freshman) This program is designed for ministers, teachers, Bible students, youth leaders, lay leaders, and other Christian workers. A high school diploma or the equivalent is required for college credit. BS 113 Old Testament Survey 3 CD 101 Doctrines of the Bible 3 PA 113 Personal Evangelism 3 CD 112 Eschatology 3 PE 201 Computer Skills 3 SS 122 Marriage And Family 3 SS 113 Introduction to Human Development 3 BE 143 Basic Bible Study 3 LL 113 English I 3 CH 101 Church History 3 SS 123 Introduction to Psychology 3 Total Hours 33 Second Year (Sophomore) OT 201 Introduction to Old Testament 3 NT 202 Introduction to New Testament 3 SS 223 Dynamics of Church Growth 3 CP 210 Introduction to Ethics 3 CC 201 Christian Psychology 3 CD 201 Introduction to Theology 3 BE 201 Survey of Christian Education 3 CH 231 Fundamentals of Church Music 3 CC 210 Principles Of Christian Counseling 3 PE 213 Public Speaking 3 NT 412 Romans 3 Total Hours 33 Third Year (Junior) PA 323 Homiletics 3 OT 302 Exodus 3 OT 303 Joshua 3 OT 304 Daniel 3 SS 343 History of Christianity I 3 11
9 NT 302 The Book of Acts 3 NT 303 The Pauline Epistles 3 NT 304 Hebrews 3 LL 114 English II 3 NT 306 Revelation 3 CD 532 Christology 3 Total Hours 33 Fourth Year (Senior) Options BACHELOR OF THEOLOGY CH 401 Early Church History 3 NT 420 The Life of Paul 3 SS 401 Basic Psychology 3 SS 344 History of Christianity II 3 CC 410 Christian Psychology 3 CP 410 World Religions 3 PA 345 Church Management 3 CC 450 Pastoral Counseling I 3 CC 451 Pastoral Counseling II 3 CH 403 Christian Minister I 3 CC 430 Christian Counseling 3 Total Hours 33 BACHELOR OF BIBLICAL STUDIES OT 403 Old Testament Historical Books I 3 OT 404 Old Testament Historical Books II 3 CD 221 Bible Doctrine I 3 CD 222 Bible Doctrine II 3 CD 508 Old Testament Theology 3 NT 420 The Life Of Paul 3 NT 411 Christ In Every Book 3 CD 410 Eschatology 3 RE 410 Research Project 4 PA 345 Church Management 3 CD 509 New Testament Theology 3 Total Hours 34 12
10 MASTERS DEGREE PROGRAM MASTER OF ARTS IN RELIGION The Master of Arts in Religion program allows students the opportunity to strengthen their scriptural foundation for life and ministry. Prerequisite for this program is an earned Bachelor degree from 0. L. Meadows School Of Ministry or an acceptable institution. CD 508 Old Testament Theology 3 CD 509 New Testament Theology 3 BE 434 Directed Readings 3 CP 432 Apologetics 3 PE 401 Advanced Computer Skills 3 CD 535 Eschatology 3 PA 533 Advanced Hermeneutics 3 EDU 510 Bible Study and Teaching 3 CC 501 Philosophy of Counseling 3 RE 520 Thesis (20,000 Minimum Words) 6 Total Hours 33 MASTER OF MINISTRY IN CHRISTIAN COUNSELING This program is designed to allow the student to prepare for a ministry in counseling within the boundaries of the local church, or the leading of the Lord. CC 530 Marriage and Family Counseling 3 CC 560 Current Social Issues 3 CD 520 Occult Religious Practices 3 CD 512 Demonology 3 CC 540 Introduction to Christian Psychology and Counseling 3 CD 503 Biblical Theology 3 CC 507 Human Development 3 CP 571 World Religions 3 CC 525 Crisis Counseling 3 RE 520 Thesis (20,000 Words Minimum) 6 Total Hours 33 13
11 DOCTORAL DEGREE PROGRAMS REQUIREMENTS The doctorate is designed for completion of an advanced course of study culminating in a Doctoral dissertation. A bachelor and masters degree from 0. L. Meadows School Of Ministry or an accepted college or seminary is required for acceptance into this program. However, acceptance is subject to approval by the admissions office. Prerequisites: 1. Official transcripts reflecting an earned bachelor and master degree from an approved college sent directly to OLMSOM. 2. Official transcripts of all other studies sent directly to OLMSOM. 3. Other studies completed may be transferable with approval of the admissions office. DOCTOR OF THEOLOGY CD 601 Christian Theology 3 CP 631 Apologetics 3 CP 590 Anthropology 3 OT 603 Old Testament Survey 3 NT 603 New Testament Survey 3 CP 571 World Religions 3 CD 605 Old Testament Theology 3 CD 606 New Testament Theology 3 SS 630 History Of Christianity 3 PA 633 Advanced Hermeneutics 3 RE 640 Dissertation 6 RE 650 Oral Defense Of the Dissertation Total Hours 36 DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN BIBLICAL COUNSELING The Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree represents the highest level of academic achievement. Prerequisite for enrollment in this program is an earned Master's degree from OLMSOM or an acceptable college. To receive this degree, the student must complete a 64 semester hour program of specified courses beyond the masters level. Course Requirements: OT 603 Old Testament Survey 3 NT 606 New Testament Survey 3 14
12 CD 615 Pneumatology 3 CP 610 Apologetics 3 CP 530 Biblical Ethics: Finances 3 CD 520 Occult Religious Practices 3 CC 560 Current Social Issues 3 CC 620 Christian Psychology 3 CC 535 Marriage And Family Counseling 3 CC 610 Christian Counseling 3 RE 660 Dissertation 6 RE 670 Oral Defense of the Dissertation Total Hours 36 FACULTY Mrs. Jacqueline Barnes, Instructor. B. S., University Of Alabama, B. A. University of Alabama. Re. Juan Carwell, Instructor. M. S., National University, B. S., Grambling University, Teacher's Certificate, C. H. Bible College. Mrs. Fagilia Gail Coleman, Instructor. B. A., University of Alabama, M. A., University of Alabama, Graduate Study, Beeson Divinity School. Mrs. Gail L. Conedy, Instructor. B.S., Regents College, Masters Degree, Golden Gate University. Dr. Laranch Eddings, Dean and Instructor. B.A. Bible, Linda Vista Bible College, B.A. Human Behavior, Alliant International University, M.A., Counseling, Alliant International University, M.A., Religious Education, PSYD in Psychology, Alliant International University. Dr. Hattie Pearl Harris, Executive Director and Instructor. Associate of Arts, Piney Woods Jr. College, B.S., Jackson State University, M.S., Alabama A&M University, Certification in Achninstration and Supervision, Teacher's Certificate, C. H. Mason Bible College, Ph.D., International Seminary. Dr. Terrell Harris, Jr., Dean and Instructor. B.S., Jackson State University, M.S., International Seminary, Ph. D. International Seminary, Teacher's Certificate, C. H. Mason Bible College. Ms. Carla Y. Lofton, Instructor. B.S., Alabama A&M University, M.B., University of Phoenix. Mrs. Linda Marie Lofton, Instructor. B.S., Birmingham Southern College. 15
13 Mrs. Joe Ann Meadows, Assistant Dean, Instructor. B.A. University of Alabama, M.E., University of Alabama, Certificate in Christian Education, C. H. Mason Bible College. Dr. Wiley C. Neal, Dean and Instructor. B.S., Alabama A&M University, M.A., Tuskegee Institute, Ph. D. Bethany Bible College. Mrs. Carolyn Odum Taylor, Instructor. B. S., Birmingham Southern College. Mrs. Evelyn Penn, Instructor. B.S., Alabama A&M University, M.S., Alabama A&M University. Dr. Paul B. Ruffin, Instructor. B.A., Alabama A&M University, M.S. University of Alabama, Ph. D, University of Alabama, Teacher Certificate, C. H. Mason Bible College. Mrs. Beverly Smith, Administrative Assistant and Instructor. B. S., Alabama A&M University. Rev. Nathaniel J. Stanley, Jr., Instructor. Associate of Arts Degree, Jefferson State College, B. S., University of Alabama. Mrs. Carolyn Odum Taylor, Instructor. B.S., Birmingham Southern College. COURSE DESCRIPTIONS Biblical Education (BE) BE 113 Old Testament Survey - A study of God as He has revealed Himself to man in the Old Testament Scriptures. BE 122 Old Testament Prophets This is an exegetical study of the prophetical books of the Old Testament. This is a survey of the books from Isaiah to Malachi. BE 143 Basics Of Bible Study- A survey of the basic methods and tools of Bible study. An introduction is given to the principles of interpretation, emphasizing the grammatical, historical, and cultural methods. BE 201 Survey of Christian Education Students are introduced to various aspects of Christian education. BE New Testament Survey I A study of God as He reveals Himself to 16
14 man through the New Testament Scriptures. BE New Testament Survey II A continuation of the study of God as He reveals Himself to man through the New Testament Scriptures. BE Directed Reading The student pursues an area of Bible through reading books, periodicals and writings. He then presents his work to 0. L. Meadows School Of Ministry. These readings are under the supervision of an assigned instructor. BE 630 History Of Christianity This is a clear and stimulating study of the Christian faith, from its earliest beginnings to the present. Christian Doctrine (CD) CD 101 Doctrines Of The Bible A study of various Biblical doctrines, including the Doctrine of God, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, man, salvation, justification, angels, and Satan. CD Eschatology This is a study of things to come. It is also a study of methods of interpretation of the various Biblical covenants, the course of this present age, the various tribulation theories, the second coming of Christ, the judgments, millennial reign, and the new heaven and earth. CD 113 Theology Survey I A systematic presentation of the major teachings of biblical theology in the areas of Bibliology, theology proper, Christology, and soteriology. CD Theology Survey II A systematic presentation of the major teachings of biblical theology in the areas of anthropology, hamartiology, pneumatology, angelology, ecclesiology, and eschatology. CD Introduction To Theology This course is designed to survey significant theological topics giving students the opportunity to grasp the importance of theology for ministry. CD 221 Bible Doctrine I This is the study of the Triune God: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. CD 222 Bible Doctrine II This course is a continuation of Bible Doctrine I, and includes the study of the Scriptures, man, angels, Satan, the church, faith, justification, adoption, and the last things. CD Eschatology A Biblical study of prophetic events including a correlation 17
15 between the books of Revelation and Daniel. CD 503 Biblical Theology The study of man as a spiritual, psychological, and physical being. CD Old Testament Theology This is a study of God as He has revealed Himself to man in the Old Testament Scriptures. CD New Testament Theology This course is an intensive study of God as He has revealed Himself to man in the New Testament. CD Demonology A systematic study of the psychological and spiritual effects of demon possession or satanic oppression. CD 520 Occult Religious Practices This course is a study of the doctrines of devils, Satan's gospel of reincarnation, and his counterfeit gifts of the spirit. CD 532 Christology This course is designed to provide the student with an indepth study of the work, and life of Christ; His mission and ministry with an emphasis on His redemptive mission in God's plan of salvation for mankind. CD Eschatology - This is a Biblical study of apocalyptic literature, including the books of Revelation and Daniel, with special emphasis on current prophetic events and their relationships to God's overall plan of salvation. CD Introduction To Christian Theology This course surveys significance theological topics with a view to helping students grip the importance of theology for the practice of ministry. CD Old Testament Survey An intensive study of God as He reveals Himself to man in the Old Testament Scriptures. CD New Testament Survey An intensive study of God as He reveals Himself to man through the New Testament Scriptures. CD Pneumatology The purpose of this course is to provide the student with an in-depth study of the doctrine of the Holy Spirit; His personality and present work in the redemptive plan of God. CD 620 The Life Of Christ An in-depth study of the life of Christ; His words and works from the point of view that He is the preexistent Son of God. The events are traced from His miraculous birth to His glorious ascension. 18
16 New Testament (NT) NT 202 Introduction to New Testament This course examines portions of the New Testament. The study also places emphasis on the rules and principles in regard to the interpretation of Scripture. NT 302 Book Of Acts This course is a study of early church history including an overview of the journeys of Paul. NT 303 Pauline Epistles This an exegetical study of Romans, I and II Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, I and II Thessalonians, I and II Timothy, Titus, and Philemon. NT 304 Hebrews This course is a study of Hebrews with an emphasis on the Jewish- Christian perspective. NT 306 Revelation An exegetical study of the book of Revelation involving things to come. NT 411- Christ In Every Book A study of Christ as presented in shadows and types in every book of the Bible. NT 412 Romans A detailed study of the book of Romans, with concentration on the great theological doctrines which form much of the foundation for Christian faith. NT 420 The Life of Paul A detailed study of the life of the Apostle Paul, providing an understanding of his teachings and his work. NT 603 New Testament Survey An intensive study of God as He reveals Himself to man through the New Testament Scriptures. Christian Counseling (CC) CC 201 Christian Psychology -This course is a study of psychology from a Christian perspective. CC 210 Principles of Christian Counseling This is a study of Christian counseling, and various counseling techniques through a balanced view of people, problems, and solutions. 19
17 CC 410 Christian Psychology This course is a study of psychology from a Christian perspective. CC 450 Pastoral Christian Counseling I This course is designed to study basic counseling principles, involving human behavior and various problems in the church environment. CC 451 Pastoral Christian Counseling II A study of abnormal human behavior, as viewed by Christianity. CC 501 Psychology of Counseling This is a study of professional techniques for the pastor, teacher, youth leaders, counselor, and all who are engaged in the art of counseling. CC 507 Human Development This is an stage by stage in-depth study of the examination of the human life cycle from birth to death. CC 510 Christian Counseling A study of the psychology of Christian counseling, including certain aspects of secular psychology such as memory, learning, cognition, etc. CC 530 Marriage and Family This course is a study of marriage and family from a Christian point of view. Many topics are discussed including dating, courtship, marriage, child rearing, aging and death, and related topics. CC 535 Marriage and Family Counseling An investigative study of general and theological information regarding marriage and family living, divorce, remarriage, and human sexuality. CC 540 Introduction to Christian Psychology and Counseling The student studies human nature and human motivation, becoming a whole person, basic causes of psychological problems, helping people become whole, and helping families grow. CC 560 Current Social Issues This is a study of the major social and moral issues confronting society today. Focus will be placed upon such issues such as drug abuse, prostitution, abortion, pornography, rape, alcoholism, depression, child abuse, etc. Social Sciences (SS) SS 113 Introduction to Human Development This is a study of a stage by stage examination of the human life cycle from birth to death. 20
18 SS 122 Marriage and Family Survey This is a study examining the purpose, practice and problems of marriage, and the church's responsibility to foster the development of strong families. SS 343 History of Christianity I This course is a historical survey of the development of Christianity from the first century through the Reformation. SS 344 History of Christianity II This is a continuation of 343, a study of Christianity from the post-reformation period to the present. SS 630 History of Christianity An in-depth study of the history of the Christian faith, from its earliest beginnings to the present. Christian Philosophy (CP) CP 210 Introduction To Ethics This course is a study of the ethical norms used for guidance of moral choices and principles. CP World Religions A study of at least three world religions excluding Christianity. CP World Religions This is a comprehensive study of several world religions excluding Christianity. CP 530 Anthropology This course is designed to study in depth the doctrine of man from a Christian and theological view. CP Apologetics This course is an intensive study of the defense and proof of Christianity. CP 631 Apologetics This course is an intensive study of the defense and proof of Christianity. Pastoral Arts (PA) PA 113 Personal Evangelism A study of techniques for personal evangelism, with particular emphasis on Biblical models and the mission of the church. PA 213 Personal Evangelism A study of techniques for personal evangelism, with particular emphasis on Biblical models and the mission of the church. PA 323 Homiletics The preparation and delivery of Bible messages and sermons. There is a presentation of the fundamentals of sermon structure, sermon 21
19 development, and effective delivery for any public presentation of the Word of God. PA 345 Church Management A study of basic principles for effective business management of the church. PA 533 Advanced Hermeneutics This course is designed specifically as a laboratory course to give the student practice in outlining, writing, delivering, and evaluating sermons. PA 633 Advanced Hermeneutics This course is designed specifically as a laboratory course to give the student practice in outlining, writing, delivering, and evaluating sermons. Church History (CH) CH 101 Church History This is an introductory study in Church History from its beginning to the present time. The beginnings of various denominations will be studied. CH 201 Survey of Church History This course is the study of church history including the rise of Catholicism, the reformation, and a history of denominations in the U.S.A. CH 231 Church Music This course is designed to provide the student with a background for understanding the functions of church music and the tools for setting up a vital music program in the local church and related ministries. CH Early Church History- This course is a study of major historical movements and theological challenges of the period. CH 403 Church Leadership This course is a study of the theological foundation and the basic Biblical principles of church leadership. CH 450 Reformation This course is a study of Martin Luther and the events that led up to the Reformation with focus on the beginning of the Protestant denominations existing today. Professional Education (PE) PE English I A study of English grammar and mechanics, followed by an 22
20 introduction to composition. Students learn to organize and write grammatically correct, college level paragraphs, themes and research papers. PE 123 English II A continuation of English I with an emphasis on the perfecting of composition, and an introduction to literature. The student is exposed to the principles of analyzing short stories, drama, and poetry. PE 201 Computer Skills This course is a general overview of basic computer skills. The student will receive reformation to assist them in using the computer in research as well as application to the ministry. PE 213 Speech Basic principles of effective speech, with emphasis on voice, general appearance, method of delivery, and the preparation of various types of speeches. Old Testament (OT) OT 201 Introduction to Old Testament This study provides the student with a glimpse of the first 17 books of the Old Testament. It also introduces the student to the Pentateuch. OT 302- Exodus This course is an exegesis of the book of Exodus with an emphasis on its biblical theology. OT 303 Joshua This is a detailed study of the book of Joshua. OT Daniel - A comprehensive study of the book of Daniel with particular emphasis given to its prophetic relevance for its historical setting, interpretation, and the 21th century. OT 403 Old Testament Historical Books I This course is designed to study the historical books of Judges, Ruth, I and II Samuel, and I and II Kings, with emphasis on theme, content and outline. OT 404 Old Testament Historical Books II A systematic study of the historical books Joshua, I and II Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther, with focus on the theme, content, and outline. OT 522 Genesis A study of the book of Genesis, the fact of its historical accuracy and its relevance for today's Christians. OT 537 Isaiah This is an in-depth study of the book of Isaiah. A practical study of the historical setting, author, his message and theme of the book is also considered. 23
21 OT 603 Old Testament Survey This course is a basic overview of the Old Testament from Genesis to Song of Solomon. Emphasis is placed upon the content, message, themes, divisions, and historical background of each book. Research (RE) RE 410 Research Project The student will complete a research paper on any Biblical subject of the student's choice. The title and a preliminary outline must be approved by the institution before the student begins the formal research. RE 520 Thesis The purpose of the thesis is to allow the student to develop his or her ability to do research and present this research in a systematic, logical, and comprehensive manner. The thesis is completed on any subject pertinent to the program major. The title of the thesis and a preliminary outline must have prior approval of the institution. RE 640 Dissertation Independent research that exhibits the student's ability to do competent research, to think critically and communicate effectively. The subject and outline must have prior approval of the institution. RE 650 Oral Defense of the Dissertation A mandatory oral defense and review of the doctoral dissertation. It exhibits the student's ability to do competent research, to think critically, to communicate effectively, and present in a comprehensive manner. RE Dissertation - Independent research that exhibits the student's ability to do competent research, to think critically, and to communicate effectively. The subject and outline must have prior approval of the institution. RE 670 Oral Defense of the Dissertation A mandatory oral defense and review of the doctoral dissertation. It exhibits the student's ability to do competent research, to think critically, and to communicate effectively. The subject and outline must have prior approval of the institution. 24
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