SP16, page 1 Morning Schedule Libr 203 (LH1) M W F 8:00a - 8:55a GL502 HA Basic Greek II** GL501* Keazirian Breakouts: AC 252, 254, 151, 152 NT/OT/TH910 T Th 8:00a - 9:25a [Register online as HA Theological Hermeneutics Vidu AC 240 N/O/T910] T Th 8:00a - 9:25a OL502 HA Hebrew II OL501 45 Walton AC 150 coreqs: OL502, T Th 8:00a - 9:25a OT511 HA Interpreting the Old Testament 35 Petter, T. AC 242 T Th 9:35a - 11:00a EV701 HA Evangelism & Discipleship through the Local Church 25 Singleton Kerr 418 T Th 9:35a - 11:00a NT502 HB Interpreting the New Testament 35 McDonough AC 240 T Th 9:35a - 11:00a NT615 HA Exegesis of Luke GL502 & NT502 35 Spencer AC 151 T Th 9:35a - 11:00a OL502 HB Hebrew II OL501 45 Walton AC 150 OL610, OL710, or T Th 9:35a - 11:00a OL915 HA Advanced Hebrew Grammar 600-level OT Petter, T. AC 242 T Th 9:35a - 11:00a PR602 HA Preaching for Modern Listeners PR601 20 Kim AC 354 W F 9:35a - 11:00a MC701 HA Pastoral Ministry 40 Singleton Kerr 418 W F 9:35a - 11:00a NT502 HA Interpreting the New Testament 20 Keazirian AC 151 W F 9:35a - 11:00a NT649 HA Exegesis of Revelation GL502 & NT502 35 McDonough AC 240 W F 9:35a - 11:00a PR735 HA Great Preachers Seminar PR601 15 Kim AC 354 M 9:10a - 12:10p CH502 HA The Church since the Reformation Isaac AC 240 M 9:10a - 12:10p CO710 HA Psychopathology CO500 Polischuk AC 237 M 9:10a - 12:10p NT577 HA Biblical Theology: New Testament Focus McDonough AC 150 M 9:10a - 12:10p TH504 HA Systematic Theology I Vidu AC 151 M 9:10a - 12:10p PR602 HB Preaching for Modern Listeners PR601 20 Kim AC 354 M 9:10a - 12:10p TH636 HA Religious Epistemology Smith AC 242 T 8:00a - 9:25a CO801B HA Integrative Seminar (1.5 credit hours) MACO Only; coreqs: OT500 & Polischuk AC 237 NT501 T 8:00a - 11:00a SE571 HA Christian Ethics & Social Issues Smith AC 252 coreqs: OL502, W 8:00a - 11:00a OT511 HB Interpreting the Old Testament 35 Kaminski AC 150 Th 8:00a - 11:00a CO699 HA Research Methods and Design MACO Only Mason AC 237 F 9:10a - 12:10p CO730 HA Psychological Testing - Cognitive Intellectual Evaluation CO500 Mason AC 237 * Students previously in the evening section of Greek will not be permitted to switch to the morning section without Dr. Keazirian's signature.
SP16, page 2 Afternoon Schedule M 2:00p - 5:00p CH502 HB The Church since the Reformation Adams AC 150 M 2:00p - 5:00p CH/TH655 HA Great Confessions of the Faith Isaac AC 151 M 2:00p - 5:00p CO614 HA Family Systems Theory CO500 Pendleton AC 237 M 2:00p - 5:00p EV705 HA Church Revitalization 20 Singleton & Bouthillette Kerr 418 M 2:00p - 5:00p NT917 HA New Testament Missions NT Exegesis Schnabel AC 242 M 2:00p - 5:00p OT647 HA Exegesis in Elijah-Elisha Narratives OL502 & OT511 35 Niehaus AC 240 T 2:00p - 5:00p CH/SF618 HA Medieval Spirituality Adams AC 252 T 2:00p - 5:00p CH/MC/TH664 [H/M/T664] HA The History and Theology of Worship Price AC 242 T 2:00p - 5:00p CO611 HA Theories of Personality MACO Only Polischuk AC 237 T 2:00p - 5:00p NT586 HA New Testament Basis for Women in Ministry Spencer AC 151 T 2:00p - 5:00p OL912 HA Aramaic Recommend OL502 Stuart AC 150 T 2:00p - 5:00p PR601 HA Preaching: Principles & Practices NT502 or OT511 20 Gibson AC 354 T 2:00p - 5:00p PR917 HA Cultural Exegesis for Preaching PR601 15 Kim AC 234 Breakout: AC 152 T 2:00p - 5:00p TH605 HA Systematic Theology II prereq: TH504 coreqs: OT500 45 Davis AC 240 & NT501 W 2:00p - 5:00p MC601H HA CCCC Denominational Standards Granitsas AC 234 W 2:00p - 5:00p NT632 HA Exegesis of the Thessalonian Epistles GL502 & NT502 35 Witmer AC 240 W 2:00p - 5:00p TH502 HA Theology Survey II prereq: TH501 coreqs: OT500 Quay AC 242 & NT501 W 2:00p - 5:00p TH632 HA The Problem of Evil and the Power of God Heacock Sanders AC 151 W 2:00p - 5:00p WM722 HA Applied Anthropology for Missions Martindale AC 354 Th 2:00p - 5:00p CH/EM/TH635 [H/D/T635] HA Catechesis: History, Theology, and Practice Isaac AC 240 Th 2:00p - 5:00p EV701 HB Evangelism & Discipleship through the Local Church 25 Singleton Kerr 418 Th 2:00p - 5:00p NT502 HC Interpreting the New Testament 35 Spencer AC 242 Th 2:00p - 5:00p OT750 HA Old Testament Prophetical Books 600-Level OT 35 Stuart AC 150 Th 2:00p - 5:00p PR703 HA Advanced Seminar in Preaching: Preaching the OT PR601 15 Gibson AC 354 Th 2:00p - 5:00p PR903 HA Advanced Seminar in Preaching: Preaching the OT (ThM Level) PR601 15 Gibson AC 354 Th 2:00p - 5:00p TH607 HA Systematic Theology III TH605 Davis AC 254 F 2:00p - 5:00p CO720 HA Children in Therapy CO500 Pendleton AC 237 F 2:00p - 5:00p OT770 HA Old Testament Poetical Books 600-Level OT 35 Niehaus AC 240 F 2:00p - 5:00p TH914 HA Attributes of the Trinitarian God Vidu AC 150 F 2:00p - 5:00p WM648 HA Cross-Cultural Church Planting Martindale AC 234
SP16, page 3 Evening Schedule T Th 7:00p - 8:30p GL502 HB Basic Greek II* GL501* 18 Quay AC 252 M 6:30p - 9:30p TH/WM602 HA Theology of Mission Kuzmic AC 240 M 6:30p - 9:30p* PR926B* HA The Preacher and the Message - Part II (1.5 credits) Th.M. Only Gibson Professor's Home *PR926B will meet only on Jan. 25, Feb. 22, Mar. 14, Apr. 18; PR926A and PR926B together constitute one course. Students who register for PR 926B MUST take or already have taken PR 926A in the Fall session. See catalog for details. T 6:30p - 9:30p ET501 HA Christian Ethics 60 Hollinger AC 240 W 6:30p - 9:30p WM720 HA Overseas Missions Practicum Orientation no courtesy auditors Yao & Ro AC 354 Th 6:00p - 9:00p CH500 HA Survey of Church History Adams AC 150 * Students not previously enrolled in the evening section of Greek will be prohibited from registering for it without Dr. Keazirian's signature. Weekend Schedule Class Dates* Course # Section Course Name Prerequisite Limit Instructor Location Jan. 29-30 Feb. 12-13 Mar. 18-19 Apr. 22 (Fri only) MC/SF501 HA Spiritual Formation for Ministry 60 Adams AC 150 Feb. 5-6 Mar. 4-5 Apr. 15-16 NT501 HA New Testament Survey Palmer Libr 203 (LH1) Jan. 29-30 Mar. 4-5 Apr. 8-9 NT611 HA Exegesis of Matthew GL502 & NT502 35 Jennings AC 240 Feb. 5-6 Apr. 1-2 Apr. 15-16 NT626 HA Exegesis of Galatians GL502 & NT502 35 Ciampa AC 150 Feb. 12-13 Mar. 11-12 Apr. 15-16 WM624 HA Christian Faith in the World of Violence and Clashing Civilizations Kuzmic AC 240 *Unless otherwise noted, Weekend Courses meet Fridays, 6:00pm - 9:30pm and Saturdays, 8:30am to 4:00pm. Special Directed Studies* Contact Person & Email Course # Section Course Name Prerequisite Limit Instructor Location Advanced Reading in Spiritual Formation: MASF only; by Dr. Johnson tjohnson@gcts.edu CH/SF765 HS Johnson See Instructor Global Christian Spirituality petition only Dr. Ketcham Sharon.Ketcham@gordon.edu EM/MC810 HS Integrative Seminar in Ministry Formation Dr. Singleton jsingleton@gcts.edu MC601C HS Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) Denominational Standards Dr. Kaminski kaminski@gcts.edu OT551 HS Genesis in Depth MAEM only; by petition only; 10 course done w/ at least 4 in EM Ketcham See Instructor by petition only Singleton See Instructor MAEM only; by petition only Kaminski See Instructor *As directed studies, these courses must be registered on the appropriate Directed Study or Reading/Research Petition form and NOT on a standard registration form. Petitions should be filed with the Registration Office by December 1, 2015.
Semlink+ Courses Class Dates Class Time* Course # Section Course Name Prerequisite Limit Instructor Location Jan 25 - May 2 Online CH501-I HIROA The Church to the Reformation 25 Lytvynenko Online Jan 25 - May 2 Online CH502-I HIROA The Church since the Reformation 25 Reeves Online Jan 25 - May 2 Online ET501-I HIROA Christian Ethics 25 Bruland Online Jan 25 - May 2 Online GL501-I HIROA Basic Greek I 25 Jennings Online Jan 25 - May 2 Online MC/SF501-I HIROA Spiritual Formation for Ministry 25 Klipowicz Online Jan 25 - May 2 Online MC/TH525-I HIROA Faith, Work and Economics 25 Lints & Truschel Online Jan 25 - May 2 Online NT501-I HIROA New Testament Survey 25 Williams Online Jan 25 - May 2 Online NT504-I HIROA Paul and His Letters 25 Jennings Online Jan 25 - May 2 Online OT500-I HIROA Old Testament Survey 25 Stuart Online Jan 25 - May 2 Online PC511-I HIROA Introduction to Pastoral Counseling 25 Ruckstaetter Online Jan 25 - May 2 Online TH501-I HIROA Theology Survey I 25 Heacock Sanders Online Jan 25 - May 2 Online TH502-I HIROA Theology Survey I I TH501 25 Vidu Online Jan 25 - May 2 Online WM601-I HIROA The World Mission of the Church 25 Yao Online *Please be advised: Although Semlink+ courses are taught online, there may be activities that will require your participation at a set date and time. Not all courses have this kind of required activity, so please review the course syllabus or contact the professor before registering. NONSCHEDULED CLASS OFFERINGS Regularly Offered Nonscheduled Courses Course # Course Name Instructor CO863A,B; 871A,B; 865A,B; 873A,B Mental Health Clinical and Practicum Courses Counseling Dept. CO863 & CO871 must be taken together. CO865 & CO873 must be taken together. CO863A,B; 871A,B; 864A,B; 872A,B Marriage and Family Clinical and Practicum Courses Counseling Dept. CO863 & CO871 must be taken together. CO864 & CO872 must be taken together. *MM501, 502, 601, 602, 701, 702 Mentored Ministry for M.Div. Students Singleton *EM/MM501, 502, 601, 602 Mentored Ministry in Educational Ministries Singleton PC621, 622, 623 Clinical Pastoral Education (See Mentored Ministry Office for details.) Singleton Theses/Projects 891, 892; 991, 992; 720 Petitions must be filed with the Registration Office by December 1, 2015. Division Approval Reading and Research Courses 760 and 860 Petitions should be filed with the Registration Office by December 1, 2015. Division Approval *NOTE: MC/SF501 Spiritual Formation for Ministry is a corequisite for MM502 and beyond. Either EM502 Educational Ministry of the Church, EM604 The Teacher and the Teaching Task, or MC/SF501 Spiritual Formation for Ministry can meet the corequisite requirement for EM/MM502 and beyond. SP16, page 4
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