Courses

(3 units)
Prof. Eric Gibson
An analysis of the New Testament books will be discussed, surmising its purpose, theme, author and date written. Special attention is given to the synoptic gospels.

(3 units)
Prof. Natalie Lamb
This course is designed to help students dive fully into God’s love and learn the heart of true surrender which leads to living in God’s will. This class will explore the beauty and struggle of surrender. We will also explore the difference between being willful vs. being willing. As Christians we want our lives to represent Christ and find our purpose. This class will lead us on the path of love, surrender and the beautiful discovery of God’s will. (Prerequisite Relational Mask)

(3 units)
Prof. Roberto Washington
This course is to introduce the inductive Bible Study Method using three basic techniques: Observation, Interpretation and Application. Emphasis will be on rightly dividing the Word of God.

(3 units)
Prof. Allen Mitchell
A short historical review from the Apostolic Age to Modern Era is investigated. Also, the History of Pentecostal Organization and the lives of Pentecostal stalwarts are examined.

(3 units)
Prof. Beatrice Guillory
A survey of the Old Testament Laws surmising its purpose, and application of the moral, ceremonial and civil laws of the Israelites and the relationship to Christianity in today’s society.

(3 units)
Prof. Priscilla Brown
This course examines the work of forgiveness in resolving personal and corporate conflicts in the body of Christ. This course will also include scriptural conflicts and their resolution. Students will learn the difference between restoration, reconciliation and repairing according to the Word of God.

(3 units)
Prof. Eric Gibson
This course will present essential information for the assessment of both crisis situations, and the effects of critical incidents on people involved in various situations. The student will learn to effectively assist those in crisis and complete an internship in the area of chaplaincy. A combination of techniques, approaches, and resources will be discussed. The course will address suicide intervention, death, mental health, hospice, and crisis situations.

Grief & Trauma
Prof. Natalie Lamb
This course will dissect the art of lamenting: expressing deep regret, grief or sorrow. Attention will be given to unraveling the laments of Job, David, Jeremiah, and Jesus. Students will experience their heartfelt pleas and learn how to embrace their own. Overall this class explores the psychological process of dealing with and recovering from losses common to human experiences and the impact of traumatic ones outside the range of normal experience.

(3 units)
Prof. Martin Prince
This is a comprehensive study of the characteristics of each age level in human development. A study is made of appropriate principles of teaching. To develop skilled leaders for Christian Education, family life, youth ministries and children’s ministries. Consideration is also given to the role of Christian Education in evangelism.

(3 units)
Dr. Herbert Parker
The student will learn to apply the principles of Greek syntax to various Greek texts. Students are provided with the tools needed to analyze the syntax of the Greek New Testament. The course delves into the translation of biblical verses and applying the principles of syntax to the verses.

(3 units)
(Apostolicity)
Prof. Beverly Howard
This course gives special attention to the foundational tenets of the Apostolic Faith. It is an important course for those wishing to understand and articulate the beliefs and concerns of this particular church movement.

(3 units)
Prof. Don Roberts
Art & Design through the ages. An exploration of art history and its influence. Focusing on art and architecture from biblical times through the Roman Empire to modern day.