College All College courses are held on campus. A survey of the books of the New Testament against their social and political background.
Attention is given to the authorship, occasion, and major themes of the writings.
A general introduction to the principles of Near Eastern archaeology which relates to the period in which events in the Bible occurred and the materials, methods of analysis, and interpretations encountered in archaeology study. The fundamentals of financial accounting will be explored with an emphasis on creating and understanding financial statements. An advanced study into contemporary issues and their relationship to ministry as they affect people from birth to 18. M.A. This course is designed to study the various types of abuse, including sexual, physical, emotional, spousal, and ritual abuse. Special emphasis will be given to the counselling issues relevant to adults who were abused as children.