Summer 2005
June 20^th through August 9^th, 2005

An introduction to the principles and practises of Biblical Counseling. Attention is given to the various types of counseling necessitities found in the local church.

A study of the basis for and dynamics of faith. The relationship between faith and God's Word will be examined.

An introduction to the Kabbalah (mystical Judaism) with its relationship to the New Testament and Christianity. The four levels of creation will be considered.

A study of the poetical and prophetical books of the Old Testament, covering background and basic content of each book. Many key passages and doctrinal themes will be considered.

This course is designed to study the unique role of the pastoral counselor in relationship to the needs of the local church body.

An introductory course into modern and Biblical Hebrew with an emphasis on the alphabet and pronunciation. The study includes an introduction to Hebrew script.

This course considers the duties and opportunities in pastoral counseling, conducting weddings, baptismal services, funerals, dedications ceremonies and other pastoral-related services (formerly Pastoral Services).

The doctrine of Sin and the doctrine of Salvation.

This course considers the various factors involved in the planning, formation and implementation of a Christian day school as an extension of the ministry of the local church. Administrative function and responsibility is presented from a Biblical perspective.

MI 402/902
Inter-Cultural Communications
Dr. Crayton
Thursdays - 3:40 to 5:40 PM

A study of communication techniques for ministry to people of various cultures. Consideration is given to non-verbal techniques.

An in-depth study of Divine Healing and the perfomance of miracles as recorded in the Old Testament and New Testament. Contemporary experiences and applications will be considered.

A study of Mark's presentation of the person and work of Jesus.