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COURSES (Instructors’ Names In Parentheses) |
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Elder Care (Guest Attorneys) Information, guidance and resources concerning the medical and legal issues unique to elderly loved ones. |
104 |
Effective Bible Reading (Rev. Cornelius R. Wheeler) This course identifies methods and approaches to Bible study that can lead to spiritual growth and Christian maturity. Areas that will be covered include the structure of the Bible, resources for personal study, and other subjects that will add meaning to the reading of the Bible. |
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The Doctrine of God (Rev. Keith W. Byrd, Sr.) This study of God allows students to look at God, the “First Person of the Trinity,” as God the Creator and Father of mankind who sustains us. As a result of the study, the students should become more deeply rooted in the true and living God. |
/3008 |
The History of Christianity (Rev. George A. Martin) This course will outline the development of the Christian movement from the beginning of Jesus’ ministry on earth to the present time. Students will focus on the culture and times that enabled Christianity to grow. Prominent persons who impacted the Christian movement will be identified. |
110 |
Introduction to the Old Testament (Rev. Aubrey C. Lewis) This course will survey the Old Testament and will include a general overview of the divisions, time periods, places, events, people, and archaeology of the Old Testament. |
110.17 |
Ordinary People – The Book of Esther (Ms. Terri R. Brantley) Through this exciting story and living illustration of the unseen hand of God’s providence, students will explore how God used the heroine of the book to overcome impossible circumstances to accomplish His gracious purposes. Students will learn principles that are as relevant today as they were in Queen Esther’s time. |
120 |
Introduction to the New Testament (Rev. Dr. John T. Rhodes) This course seeks to lead students to an understanding of the divinity of Christ and an appreciation of the miracles of Christ. |
120.9 |
Galatians (Rev. Dr. Morris Shearin) This course is an overview of Galatians. It will lead students to a greater appreciation of the teaching of God’s Word and give understanding to life in the light of such study. |
120.20 |
How to Handle Trouble – A Study of James (Dr. James Coleman) |
127.27 |
Eschatology (Dr. Clevester O. Wimbish) This course is an introduction to Eschatology – the study of end times. It focuses primarily on the events from the Rapture to the Great White Throne Judgment. |
130 |
Christian Discipleship (Rev. Louis B. Jones, II) This course is designed to provide students with the fundamentals of discipleship. It will endeavor to make the point that disciples are made, not born. Efforts will be made to equip students for life in the real world. |
150.2 |
Building Mission-Centered Churches (Rev. Betty M. Crawford) This course will examine a curriculum developed by the Missions Ministry to increase the awareness of missions in the local church. |
160 |
Christian Stewardship (Rev. James A. Crosson) This course will cover the basic tenets of Christian stewardship – time, talent, and tithe. |
180 |
Baptist Doctrine (Dr. Daryl E. Watson) This course is designed to examine the fundamental beliefs of the Baptist denomination, its tenets, ordinances and structure. |
990 |
From Adam and Eve to Jesus, Mary and Martha: What's Wrong With and How to Fix Our Relationships (Rev. Rudolph Stewart III) This course examines intrafamilial relationships from a biblical perspective. |
991 |
Messianic Prophecy (Dr. Marcus Turner) This course discusses Old Testament passages relative to the advent of Jesus Christ into human history. Through Scriptures that foreshadow Jesus in the Old Testament, students will come to see the Jesus of the whole Bible. |
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+Good News for Children’s Spiritual Development (Mrs. Beverly Carroll) This course will help parents, teachers and ministry leaders equip children with a biblical and spiritual foundation. |
216A |
Exploring the Bible With Children – Ages 3-5 (Ms. Lakeia Holder, Ms. Jacqueline Parish) This course is designed for children in their study and understanding of the Bible. Activities include games and puzzles. |
216B |
Exploring the Bible With Children – Ages 6-8 (Ms. Ida Ware, Ms. Evelyn D.W. Jones) This course is designed for children in their study and understanding of the Bible. Activities include games and puzzles. |
216C |
Exploring the Bible With Children – Ages 9-11 (Ms. Sherrese Holder, Mr. Calvin Darby) This course is designed for children in their study and understanding of the Bible. Activities include games and puzzles. |
215.1 |
Soul Matters for Teens – Ages 12-14 (Ms. Kandace M. Taylor) While juggling school work, social life, and family it is easy to forget about what really matters most in our lives. This class tackles crucial life issues facing youth today. |
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Since You Think You’re Grown . . . – Ages 15 and above (Rev. T.L. Rogers) This class is intended to challenge teens to move into emotional maturity as they move into physically maturity by exposing them to life concepts which will help to distinguish them as more than just another guy or girl on the block but a cut above the others. This class is not for wimps, whiners or wasters! |
002 |
Victory Over Your Checkbook (Trustee Virginia R. Walker) This workshop deals with establishing and keeping a budget and living within your means. |
409 |
When Life Hurts (Rev. Patrick J. Walker) This course will seek to strengthen the Christian’s trust in God when faced with adversity. |
/9001 |
Fundamentals of English Grammar (Rev. Theodore Sterling) This course is designed to familiarize the students with the English language, particularly relative to writing. |
421 |
Prayer (Rev. Dr. Nina L. Conner) This course is designed to examine biblical forms of prayer; the nature of a God who responds to prayer; Jesus and prayer; the Model Prayer; helps and hindrances to prayer; the Holy Spirit’s role in prayer, and the Church in prayer. |
/5001 |
Introduction to Leadership (Dr. Nathaniel Thomas) This course introduces students to leadership in the church. Students will become familiar with various forms of leadership. |
522 |
Church Music Workshop (Rev. Rodney Teal) This interactive course will zero in on the administration of the Pastor’s vision and the organizational structure and function of all participants and segments of the music ministry. |
614 |
Ushering Workshop (Ms. Onetia Evans) This workshop is designed to aid ushers in their understanding of worship and stewardship. The study addresses the duties, spirit, and skills of ushering. |
630 |
The Educational Task of the Church (Rev. DeWayne G. Parker) This course seeks to acquaint the students with the educational ministries of the local church and focuses on the unique role each ministry plays in the attainment of the total educational goals of the local church. Emphasis will be placed on the responsibility of each Christian to participate in the Christian education activities of the church. |
660 |
Deacons in the Black Church (Dr. James H. Wilson, Jr.) This course will help deacons to become more aware of their biblical foundation and duties, as well as their relationship to the Pastor and service to the membership of the church. |
661 |
The Work of the Church Trustee (Rev. Thomas Henderson) This course seeks to clarify the role of Trustees in the church, which includes the stewardship and management of God’s property. It will include biblical principles and the liability of their function. |
662 |
The Role of Deaconess (Deaconess Rosalyn Jones) Participants will gain knowledge of the relationship of Deaconess and servant ministry. This class will provide an understanding of the building up of the women of the church. It offers the challenge to move beyond the communion table in the local church. |
900 |
Minister’s Seminar Nightly sessions designed to stimulate, inform, and provide spiritual nourishment. |
905 |
The Struggle of and for African American Men (Dr. John L. McCoy) This course focuses on the very real issues of African-American men. It is designed to reclaim Black men for God and their families without defaming African-American women. |
930 |
Love Does Not Scar (Dr. Phyllis J. Mayo) This course is designed to look at the different forms of domestic violence – physical, psychological, etc., examine the motivation of both the abuser and the victim, and recognize that even in times of abuse God has not abandoned us. |