'Tis the Holiday Season...why not start the New Year off right by registering for BWI Spring Classes? In January, we begin Term 3 of Biblical Women's Institute classes! There are many wonderful and challenging classes coming this Spring.
Look for this new class coming to the Spring Semester and to BWI for Term 4:
Christian Faith & the Arts: An introductory philosophical
and theological analysis of the classical and contemporary arts (including
modern media and popular culture) and an evaluation of the interrelationship
between biblical faith and various art forms.
Term 3 is from January 24th-March 15th
Ministering to Preschoolers
This
course provides an overview in how to minister to preschoolers. Special
attention will be given to the physical development of preschoolers and how
that relates to learning and laying a spiritual foundation. In addition,
attention will be given to the areas related to preschool and general
children’s ministry in a local church setting.
Tuesday Evenings,
7-9pm
Andrea Allard
Andrea Allard
Old Testament Survey
This course is designed to be an overview of the books of the Old Testament. The course will include an introduction to the geography, history, and culture of the Old Testament; a study of principles for biblical interpretation; and a brief survey of the 39 books of the Old Testament.
This course is designed to be an overview of the books of the Old Testament. The course will include an introduction to the geography, history, and culture of the Old Testament; a study of principles for biblical interpretation; and a brief survey of the 39 books of the Old Testament.
Thursday Evenings,
7-9pm
Shane Baker
Church Planting 1
This course is a basic orientation to the biblical, theological, sociological, and practical dimensions of starting new churches.
Thursday Evenings, 7-9pm
Dr. George Robinson
This course is a basic orientation to the biblical, theological, sociological, and practical dimensions of starting new churches.
Thursday Evenings, 7-9pm
Dr. George Robinson
Planning Events
This
course will teach women how to plan events from a Ladies Night Out to Weddings
and Bible Studies in the church and ministry setting.
Thursday Evenings,
7-9pm
Cindy Bush
Weekend Intensive
Women and
Evangelism
This
course will prepare women to share their faith with other women. The
apologetics part of the course is designed to assist women heading to the
mission field by helping them learn how to evangelize people from other
worldviews and religions.
Friday and Saturday, January 27-28
Christina
Middleton
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Term 4 is from March 20th
through May 10th
Women
Mentoring Women
This course will give a basic introduction to a biblical model of women mentoring women. Attention is focused upon how the Gospel forms the foundation and substance for mentor-mentee relationships. A significant component of the class will address structured mentor-mentee relationships in the local church.
This course will give a basic introduction to a biblical model of women mentoring women. Attention is focused upon how the Gospel forms the foundation and substance for mentor-mentee relationships. A significant component of the class will address structured mentor-mentee relationships in the local church.
Tuesday Evenings,
7-9pm
Rachel Woodworth
Christian Faith
& the Arts
An introductory philosophical and theological
analysis of the classical and contemporary arts (including modern media and
popular culture) and an evaluation of the interrelationship between biblical
faith and various art forms.
Tuesday Evenings,
7-9 pm
Sarah Sheaffer
New Testament Survey
The course is designed to be an overview of the books of the New Testament. The course will include a brief survey of the intertestamental period, the New Testament world, the life of Christ, and the Apostolic period. Due to the brief nature of the course, all of the books in the New Testament may not be covered.
Thursday Evenings, 7-9pm
Greg Stiekes
The course is designed to be an overview of the books of the New Testament. The course will include a brief survey of the intertestamental period, the New Testament world, the life of Christ, and the Apostolic period. Due to the brief nature of the course, all of the books in the New Testament may not be covered.
Thursday Evenings, 7-9pm
Greg Stiekes
Church Planting II
This course is a continuation of
Church Planting I.
Thursday Evenings, 7-9pm
Thursday Evenings, 7-9pm
Dr. George Robinson
Introduction
to Biblical Languages
This course provides an overview of language,
concentrating on the biblical languages of Greek, Hebrew, and Aramaic. The
student will compare and contrast the biblical languages to English with a
focus on understanding basic linguistic ideas such as grammar, syntax, style,
genre, and others. The course will also address issues in translation and
introduce students to tools for study in the original languages.
Thursday Evenings, 7-9pm
Lucy Collins
Weekend Intensive
Family Life
Conference
This
course will help students understand Biblical standards for marriage and how to
apply these standards in their own marriage and family life. This class is
to be taken with your husband. This class is open to all students and the
community. $25 per couple.
Dr. Akin
Friday and
Saturday, April 13-14
Weekend Intensive
Christian
Doctrine
This
class is designed to introduce the student to the broad concepts of systematic
theology. This will be accomplished through weekly required reading in
the text book, and through weekly lectures designed to provide a summary of the
general areas of systematic theology.
Carrie Gilliam
Friday and Saturday,
April 27-28
Weekend Intensive
Ministering to
Women in the Local Church
This
course is designed to help women know how to begin, develop, and maintain a biblical
women's ministry program in a local church.
Chris Adams
Friday and Saturday, May 4-5
Syllabi
and other course information may be found on CampusNet as soon as available.
You must be registered to see information.
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