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Table of Contents
EBC Ministries Welcome............................................................................................... 1-2
The Birth of a Seminary ................................................................................................. 3
EBCS Staff ........................................................................................................................ 4
Seminary Creed .............................................................................................................. 5
EBCS Course Information ............................................................................................. 6
Mission ............................................................................................................................. 7
Education Philosophy.................................................................................................... 7
Board of Directors .......................................................................................................... 8
Accreditation ................................................................................................................... 8
Transferring Credits....................................................................................................... 9
Letters from President, Chancellor, and Administrator .......................................... 10-11
Admission Policies and Procedure .............................................................................. 12
Distance Learning Program .......................................................................................... 13
High School Dual Enrollment ...................................................................................... 13
Application Procedure .................................................................................................. 14
Grading ............................................................................................................................ 15
Financial Information .................................................................................................... 16
Degree Programs ............................................................................................................ 17-20
Extension and Recognized Schools ............................................................................. 21
Class Directory................................................................................................................ 22-34
Admission Application Request .................................................................................. 35
EBC Ministries Welcomes You!
We’ve been waiting for you!
It’s true, because we believe that every person who comes into the
circle of this special fellowship was sent by God Himself. It’s not by
accident that we have the joy of meeting you. So, above all else, we
want to express Christ’s love to you with genuine, heartfelt warmth.
We’re eager to know you and we’re excited to share with you the
marvelous ways that God is working in our ministry:
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Through our church—Evangelical Bible Chapel
In our school—Greenacres Christian Academy
In our seminary—Evangelical Bible College & Seminary
Through our minister’s association—Interdenominational
Minister’s Association
Feeding the needy—House of Bread
Compassionate Heart Counseling Center—Healing the Heart
We are impacting our world for Jesus Christ!
It won’t take you long to discover that this is truly a family, rich in the
relationships that matter most. Growing together, we worship, we serve,
we laugh, we cry, we learn, and we reach out to our world with the lifetransforming truth of Jesus Christ. We reach out to you as well. Our
doors are open. Our hearts are open, too. If you’ve been thinking,
praying, searching, and hoping for a place to belong, we say again…
Welcome to E.B.C. Ministries!
EBC Ministries
MAILING ADDRESS: 4982 Cambridge Street, Greenacres, Florida
33463 - (561) 965-0363
PHYSICAL LOCATION: 5702 Lake Worth Road, Suite #5, Greenacres
ebcministries.org
“Love, Laugh, Let Go, Let God”
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“Where learning to serve God is the purpose of living.”
A Six-Year Religious Training College &Seminary
Founded 1975
Official Catalog
Accredited by:
National Association of Christian Education
Transworld Accrediting Commission International
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The Birth of a Seminary
E.B.C.S. is located in beautiful Greenacres, Florida. For many
years, we felt the need for a seminary where all people, young
and old alike, could study and train for the field of service for
which God has called them. Also, that individuals may have the
opportunity to learn the fundamentals of a Christian life, having
the desire to keep an Interdenominational spirit in our midst.
At the Evangelical Bible Seminary, we are
Interdenominational,. Interdenominational means different
denominations working together for the same purpose.
After many years of prayer and hard work God, in an
unusual way, led us to open a Bible Seminary here in Greenacres,
Florida. On April 14, 1975, with five students and two teachers,
we launched out to fulfill the will of God. In 2001, the name was
changed to Evangelical Bible College & Seminary. We are proud
of our graduates, who have gone throughout the United States,
the Philippines, India, El Salvador, Jamaica, and many other
countries. Some hold leadership positions in international
Christian organizations, while others are pastors and church
leaders.
Since 1975, the Evangelical Bible College & seminary has been
a launching pad for the Kingdom, training and equipping
Christian soldiers to go out and spread the Word of God all over
the world. Our prayer and desire is to help you fulfill the calling
that God has placed on your life.
May God bless you always.
Drs. Chadwick & Mariam Donnally
Founders
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Evangelical Bible College & Seminary
Administrative Staff
Evangelical Bible College & Seminary Faculty
Dr. Ben Alpert, Th.D.
Dr. David Donnally
Dr. Tami Donnally
Dr. David Fechtmeyer, B.R.E., M.R.E., D.R.E.
Dr. Rick Kendall, D.D.
Dr. Bettye Knighton
Dr. Noemi Moore
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Seminary Creed
We believe the Holy Bible is fully inspired by God’s Spirit in the
original languages.
We believe in One God, existing in three persons Father, Son, and
Holy Spirit.
We believe that the Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God, became man
without ceasing to be God, in order that He might reveal God and
redeem sinful men.
We believe that the Holy Spirit came forth from the Father and the
Son to convict the world of sin, of righteousness and of judgment;
and to regenerate, sanctify, comfort and heal those who believe in
Jesus Christ.
We believe that man is totally depraved in that of himself he is
utterly unable to remedy his lost condition.
We believe that salvation is the gift of God, brought to man by grace
and received by personal faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, whose
atoning blood was shed on the cross for the forgiveness of sins.
We believe in the water baptism of believers, symbolizing the
believer’s union in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
We believe in the observance of the Lord’s Supper, commemorating
the sacrifice of our Savior for all mankind.
We believe the life of the believer is to be separated from the world
by consistent conduct before God and man, and is to be in the
world as life giving light.
We believe in the personal and visible and bodily return of the Lord
Jesus Christ.
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E.B.C.S. operates a full year with three
semesters consisting of weekly classes.
Classes are available Monday, Tuesday, and
Thursday and Friday evenings at the main
campus. Class times vary.
Winter Term Semester:
Registration—1st Thursday in January*
Classes begin that same night
Spring Term Semester:
Registration—1st Thursday in May
Fall Term Semester:
Registration—1st Thursday in September
E.B.C.S. Annual Graduation and Awards Ceremony
takes place every February
Students may also take classes, when offered,
through weekend seminars consisting of
approximately 30 hours of class time.
*If the 1st Thursday is January 1, then registration takes place January 8
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EBC Ministries Mission Statement
EBC Ministries exists…
...to educate men, women, and children in the Christian faith and
God’s Word
...to encourage them to follow the Holy Scriptures in all aspects of
life
...to equip them to share their faith with others
...to enable and train those desiring to serve in Christian ministry
...to effect the world through helping those around us in need and
showing compassion through Christian works
Education Philosophy
Evangelical Bible College & Seminary defines its education philosophy
as:
The fundamental truths found in the Holy Scriptures are the guiding
source of all true education and knowledge, and are, therefore, necessary
for the training and equipping of the saints of God for the ministry of the
Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Educational foundations:
*Christian education is fundamental in having a correct world view
*Christian education prepares the individual for all aspects of life
*Christian education should be of the highest possible quality
*Christian education should be a life-long endeavor
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Board of Directors
E.B.C.S. is a ministry of the Evangelical Bible Chapel, and is
governed by its Board of Directors. Currently, that Board
consists of the following:
Chancellor: Dr. Charles Carrin
Seminary Administrator: Dr. Bettye Knighton
President: Dr. David Donnally
Vice-President: Dr. Tami Donnally
Executive Board Member: Dr. Gary Richard
Board Members:
Dr. Jeremiah Ramberg
Mr. Dillard Feltner
Mrs. Victoria Fritsch
Dr. Bettye Knighton
Accreditation
E.B.C.S. is accredited by the National Association of Christian Educators.
While this accreditation is recognized by many other schools and
colleges, it is not recognized by the Federal Government as it relates to
Title IV or V. Therefore, students cannot receive federal funding.
We are also accredited through Transworld Accreditation Commission
International. E.B.C.S. is exempt from state licensure under the laws and
rules regulating private religious education; Chapter 1005.6 Florida
Statutes, and has a current letter of exemption from the Florida
Department of Education.
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Transferring Credits
Transferring E.B.C.S. credits TO other institutions:
Transfer of credits to another institution is always at the discretion of the
receiving institution. Even among fully accredited schools that are
recognized by the federal government, transfer of credits is never
guaranteed. In most instances, transferring of credits from similar
programs is the most effective way for credits to be accepted. Most
Transworld accredited schools and NACE accredited schools will accept
transfer credits.
Transferring credits to E.B.C.S. FROM other institutions:
Fees apply for transferring credits to E.B.C.S. from other recognized
institutions. See page 16 for more information.
All courses for which the student has received credits and maintained a
passing grade at the granting institution will be transferred as long as the
course of study aligns with a similar course and degree program at
E.B.C.S. The evaluation of credits, accepted or rejected, is solely at the
discretion of the E.B.C.S. Administrator. Most Transworld accredited
schools and NACE accredited schools will be accepted as transfer credits.
Transferring credits from E.B.C.S. Extension School Programs:
All credits from an E.B.C.S. Affiliate School are transferrable through the
Bachelor level for full value. Transfer fees may apply.
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Welcome,
I am so glad you have chosen E.B.C.S. to continue
your education. I hope you will find all of our courses
challenging and rewarding. Our professors are all
highly qualified and anointed of God. I believe they
bring a unique interdenominational view of the
subjects, which will help to give you a well rounded
education.
Many of our graduates hold positions as pastors,
Christian school teachers and administrators, as well
as missionaries, chaplains, Biblical counselors and
evangelists in many Christian organizations all
around the world. Our prayer is that your degree will
enable you to fulfill your desire to study to show
yourself approved, and to build the Kingdom of God.
May God richly bless all you set your hands to do for
His glory.
In the service of the King,
Dr. David Donnally
Dr. David Donnally, President, EBC Ministries
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The Evangelical Bible College and Seminary is honored to welcome Dr. Charles Carrin as our
new Chancellor
CHARLES CARRIN'S ministry spans the final half of the twentieth century. He was
ordained in 1949 and in his youth traveled with men who preached in the 1800's. For
the first twenty-seven years of his ministry, Charles was a hyper-Calvinist Baptist
pastor and Presbyterian seminarian who denied the miraculous works of the Holy
Spirit. Mid-way in his ministry that abruptly changed. Personal crisis forced him to
acknowledge Scriptures he had previously ignored. It was a time of intense pain and
testing. The truths he saw were frightening; they had power to destroy his denominational ministry and at that point he had no hope that another, more wonderful ministry awaited him.
As a result of his submitting to God in that crisis, Charles emerged with an amazing anointing of the
Holy Spirit. Today, his ministry centers upon the visible demonstration of the Spirit and imparting of
His gifts. This new ministry has taken him to London's Westminster Chapel, the Toronto Airport
Christian Fellowship, and other significant places. He, R.T. Kendall, the former, 25 year pastor at
Westminster Chapel, and Jack Taylor, former Vice President of the Southern Baptist Convention,
travel together holding "Word, Spirit, Power, Conferences."
As an evangelist/writer, Charles' articles have appeared in major Christian magazines in the United
States and abroad. He travels extensively, teaching believers how to operate in the power of the Holy
Spirit.
Welcome to EBCS where learning to serve God is the purpose for living.
Our institution has been and expects to continue to be a major resource for
equipping men and women for the ministry. EBCS offers educational
experience characterized by excellence. Our Administration and staff are
dedicated to providing the very best environment for your matriculation.
It is our honor and pleasure to have you as a student at EBCS. We believe
that you were directed here by the Holy Spirit.
We warmly welcome you to study at the best little seminary
in the world.
Respectfully,
Dr. Bettye Knighton
Administrator
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Admission Policies and Procedures
E.B.C.S. accepts Christian students of any race. Students must have a high school
diploma or its equivalent. They must be of good moral Christian character, and
have the abilities capable of being trained and developed to fit their chosen field of
Christian Service.
You may complete your theological training, and prepare for the ministry as a
Pastor, Evangelist, Teacher, Missionary, etc. You may consolidate your
accumulated earned credits from various Bible schools, colleges, or from secular
colleges. You may receive credit for your ministry experience. You may earn
religious education degrees, including the Chaplain Certificate, Associate, Bachelor,
Master, and Doctorate.
All transcripts of grades from any previous school should accompany the
admission application. Please also include a $35.00 registration fee and a recent
photograph of yourself. If you are seeking life experience credits for ministry work,
please submit a current resume as well.
Students will receive an Academic Projection of Classes Required for their
degree.
Example of Academic Projection:
Associate Religious Education Degree
Category
Old Testament
New Testament
Christian Theology
Religious Education
Church History
Pastoral Counseling
Practical Theology
Life Experience
Credits Needed
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
*72 Total Credits
Class*
Credits Earned**
Grade**
Old Testament Survey I
4
A
What The Bible is All About I
4
A
New Testament Survey II
4
A
What The Bible is All About II
4
A
Harmony of the Gospels I
4
A
Harmony of the Gospels II
4
A
Exploring Christian Education I
4
A
21 Laws of Leadership
4
A
Christianity Through the Centuries
4
A
Jewis Roots Christian Faith
4
A
Pastoral Counseling
4
A
Chaplain Training
4
A
Exploring our Christian Faith I
4
A
Exploring our Christian Faith II
4
A
Mentoring I
4
A
Mentoring II
4
A
*includes 8 Electives
* Classes may vary to meet category requirements
** Students fill in this information
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Distance Learning Program
Distance Learning courses are available at the same cost as campus courses ($50 per
credit hour). The student must reside 50 miles or more from the nearest campus. A
student living within 50 miles must attend classes at the campus.
When taking distance learning courses, students will receive text books on courses
and be put in communication with the on-campus professor of that course. The
professor of that subject will give assignments and give final grades. Students must
receive a passing grade of 75% to receive credit for that class. The student must
meet the professor’s requirements. All work must be turned in within 2 weeks of
the end of each semester. Students must re-enroll each semester and register for
new classes.
Some exceptions may be given for missionaries, traveling evangelists, or illness.
These exceptions will be made by the administrators only. Some extra expenses
may be charged for shipping cost of books.
When required classes or degree programs are not offered during any semester,
students may take these classes in a home-bound format at the same cost as regular
classes.
High School Dual Enrollment
We are pleased to have worked with High School students wishing to further their
Biblical studies by offering several college courses that are also approved for
elective credits in High School.
To make sure these credits are accepted, a written letter from the student’s High
School to the Administrator at E.B.C.S. is requested that states confirmation of
acceptance. If the student only wants college credit from E.B.C.S., the letter is not
necessary. Home schooled students are also qualified for Dual Enrollment.
All students must be able to work at the collegiate level. Students under 18 must
have written consent from a parent or guardian. All students must have a teacher
or administrator’s academic recommendation to enroll.
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Application Procedure
1. Submit to the Registrar a completed application form and recommendations.
Form must accompany a $35 non-refundable application fee along with a copy of
a current photo ID.
2. Transferring students must also submit a one time $50 Entrance Evaluation Fee.
Students starting at the Associate or Certificate level are exempt from this fee.
3. Transcripts from High School, G.E.D., or previously attended Colleges or
Universities should be submitted to the Registrar. Students may start classes
without transcripts, however, an evaluation cannot be completed without them.
It is the student’s responsibility to obtain an official transcript or have the
transcript sent to:
E.B.C.S.
4982 Cambridge St.
Greenacres, FL 33463
ATTN: Registrar
4. All students must read and sign the EBC Core Values Statement.
5. Students may begin their studies after all documentation is received and
approved.
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Grading
Grading
A:
B:
C:
D:
F:
90—100:
80— 89:
70— 79:
65— 69:
64—or below
4 Grade pts per semester hr
1 Grade pt per semester hr
Grading, Graduation and Doctoral Dissertation
Credits are determined by term work and final examinations. A student must earn
the approved number of acceptable credits for each degree. A minimum letter
grade of “C” is required to receive credit.
A Bachelors degree is required for the Masters program. A Masters Degree is a
prerequisite for admission to the Doctorate program.
All Doctoral candidates must have dissertations completed by November 1, prior to
graduation in February. Only King James, New King James or NIV may be used
for Doctoral dissertations or thesis. An signed affidavit stating that the work is the
original writing of the student must accompany written papers.
(Doctoral candidates should be actively involved in leadership in the field in which
they are studying)
Dissertation: Topic must be related to field of study. (i.e. DRE - The importance
of Christian Education; PhD - Psychology and the Bible Can Work Together);
Must be typed, double spaced and enclosed in a presentation notebook (no 3 ring
binder or file folders); Footnotes and bibliography required; Title and rough draft
to be approved by Administrator; Dissertation must be turned in to Dr. Knighton
by December 1st, prior to graduation.
GPA
A student’s grade point average is rounded up. Students must maintain a 2.0 GPA
or higher to graduate.
Absentee Policy
More than three absences in any one course, in any one semester, may result in the
loss of credit for that semester’s course. Both the teacher of the course and an
administration officer must approve extenuating circumstances. No monies will be
refunded for any class in which credit has been lost due to absences or academics.
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Financial Information
Registration
A non-refundable fee of $35 is due with application form.
Tuition
Tuition fee is $50.00 per semester hour, in addition to textbook and materials costs.
Textbook and materials pricing varies with each class.
Transfer Fees
Transferring students with earned credits from other institutions and/or ministry
experience will be evaluated by the Administration and provided a cumulative
credit summary. A one-time fee of $50 Evaluation Fee will be charged to
transferring students. Regular transfer fees are as follows:
0-35
0
36-72 Credits
$200
73-144 Credits
$300 Toward Bachelor Degree
145-180 Credits $500 Toward Masters Degree
181-216 Credits $600 Toward Doctorate Degree
Refund and Cancellation Policy
Registration fees are nonrefundable. Requests for cancellation of enrollment must
be made within one week (7 days) of the date of the enrollment agreement in order
for tuition fee to be refunded in full. If request for cancellation of enrollment occurs
after one week (7 days), but not more than 30 days from enrollment date, the charge
to the student will be 50% of the tuition fee. After 30 days from enrollment date, no
refund or cancellation will be made, and the student will be expected to pay the
tuition fee in full.
Refunds for books, workbooks, or DVD’s will only be made for those which are
returned unused and undamaged.
Graduation Fee
Rental fee for graduation apparel is $125.00. Diploma fee is $25.00. All
matriculation fees, tuition fees, and diploma fee must be paid in full before degree
is granted. All students graduating from extension or recognized schools, must
have all documentation and fees submitted to the E.B.C.S. office no later than
December 1, prior to February graduation.
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Degree Programs
Seminary Curriculum
We at the Evangelical Bible Seminary desire to offer the best Christian curriculum
we can to our students. Therefore, the classes and titles may change, but we are
confident that the overall content of the material will cover the subject matter
needed for a well-rounded degree program.
All courses receive 4 credits. Some courses apply to more than one category,
however, each course may only be taken one time and applied to the appropriate
category.
Students should attempt 12 credit hours each semester for a Bachelor of Religious
Education degree to graduate in 4 years. Students should attempt 12 credit hours
per semester for Masters or Doctorate programs to complete each program in one
year.
(Note: Practical experience credits may be substituted for some courses, subject to
review and approval of Officers of Administration, on an individual basis.)
KEY:
OT-Old Testament;
NT-New Testament;
CTE-Christian Theology & Ethics;
RE-Religious Education;
CH-Church History;
PT-Practical Theology;
PR-Philosophy of Religion;
CLE-Christian Life Experience;
SM-Sacred Music
CLPC - Ministerial Counseling
Chaplaincy Program
36 credit hour courses will prepare the student for chaplain ministry in the military,
police and fire departments, sports teams, hospice, hospital, prisons, etc. These
courses are required for the PhD. In Ministerial Counseling or can be taken for an
independent diploma and certificate: Pastoral Counseling I, Pastoral Counseling II,
Pastoral Counseling III, Biblical Ethics, Christian Living III, Theology of Missions.
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Degree Programs
Under Graduate Degrees
Associate Arts in Religious Education - A.A. Religious Education
72 Total credits
Old Testament-8 Credits
New Testament-8 Credits
Christian Theology-8 Credits
Religious Education-16 Credits
Church History-8 Credits
Philosophy of Religion-8 Credits
Practical Theology-8 Credits
Christian Life Experience-8 Credits
Bachelor of Science in Religious Education—B.S. in Religious Education
A.A.R.E. Degree plus an additional 72 credits for a total of 144 credits
English I (writing) —4 credits
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Degree Programs
Graduate Degrees
Master of Theology/Ministry, Th.M./Master of Ministry
Master of Science in Religious Education, M.S.
Master of Divinity, M.Div.
Master of Sacred Music
Bachelors Degree required, plus an additional 36 credits for a total of 180 credits*
English II—4 credits
*An additional 24 credits are required if Bachelors Degree is in another field of
study.
Doctorate of Theology, Th.D.
PhD. in Religious Education
PhD in Sacred Music
Masters Degree is required plus an additional 36 credits for a total of 216 credits*
*An additional 24 credits are required if Masters Degree is in another field of study.
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Degree Program
Doctorate of Ministry
Masters Degree plus an additional 36 credits for a total of 216 credits*
Ministry Experience—8 Credits
Doctorate of Divinity
This is an honorary degree. It cannot be earned by taking classes. It can only be
awarded for life time experience. The requirements are:
*Must be nominated by Administration
*Must have a minimum of 30 years full time in ministry (or significant lifetime
achievement)
*Must be recognized by peers and have three letters of recommendation on
character, integrity, faithfulness, and effectiveness.
PhD in Ministerial Counseling
Requirements are a Masters Degree plus an additional 36 credits. Pastoral
Counseling I, II, III, plus 9 certified counseling classes.
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Extension Schools
Recognized Schools
Bible Theological Institute of Florida, Fort Lauderdale, FL Dr. Gary Guerrier
Biblical Business Seminars International—Greenacres, FL Dr. Hubert Leow
Calvary Bible Institute— New Smyrna Beach, FL Dr. Alan Johnson
Christian Institute, North Palm Beach, FL, Dr. Larry Brooks
Faith Deliverance—Georgetown, SC—Julie Smalls
Florida Evangelical Bible College & Seminary— Fort Pierce, FL—Dean Helen Justis
Followers of Christ Bible College—Lake Worth, FL—Dr. Noemi Moore
Jesus Christ International Bible College and Seminary, Fort Lauderdale, FL, Dr. Algie Poole
Jehovah Jireh—Lake Worth, FL—Pastor Jocelyn Dorcin
Lightbearers—Chicago, IL, Dr. Ernestine Daniels
Nelson’s Outreach Ministries School of Ministry, Lake Park, FL
New Zeal Bible College—West Palm Beach, FL—Dr. Pat Laseter
Pathway of Life School of Ministry, Dr. Carlton Gant, Presdent
Spirit Fire School of Ministry, Titusville, FL, Dr. Pat Rush
The Urban Seminary—Newark, NJ—Dr. Omar Liles
Victory Bible College—Glasgow, Scotland—Pastor Alex Gillies
All N.A.C.E. schools,
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All Transworld accredited schools All A.B.H.E. Schools
Class Directory
Classes are not available every semester. Substitution can be made by the
Administrator. Courses are coded by category (see key on page 17) and degree
level. 100-400 series are undergraduate course studies, Associate and Bachelor
program. 500-600 series are graduate course studies, Masters and Doctorate
program.
OC—On Campus
DL— Distance Learning
TS—Two Semester Course to be taken in succession
RC—Required Course
DVD—Some teaching is pre-recorded
Undergraduate Courses:
Gospel of John I — OC, DL, TS
RE-NT 101
In depth study of the Gospel of John.
Beacon Commentary
Gospel of John II— OC, DL, TS
RE-NT102
In depth study of the Gospel of John.
Beacon Commentary
Life of Christ— DL
Life of Christ, American Bible Society
RE-NT 103
Available in 12 workbooks. Thorough look at the life of Christ. This course is
offered in self study workbook format only.
America’s Christian Heritage—OC, DL
Original Intent, David Barton
CH106—PT106
This course will cover our country’s forefathers and their Godly influence on the
founding of America. This course is an intense study of the founding documents
and the purpose behind those documents, additional writings of our founding
leaders, and a look at the moral character of those leaders.
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Class Directory
American Christian Heritage II—OC, DL
The Christian Character of America’s
CH 107
Civil Institutions Benjamin Moore
PT107
A study that will focus on facts about America’s civil institutions and how they
were formed, and what they hoped would be accomplished as well as what they
hoped would not happen through the formation of these institutions.
Evangelism I - OC, DL
Mentoring/Apprehended
Rick Kendall
CLE108
A course that will help the student learn how to share the Gospel, and teach others
to do the same. Practical insights from years of experience passed to the next
generation.
Kingdom Ambassadors I - OC
Rediscovering the Kingdom
Myles Munroe
CLE109
This study will focus on our place in the Kingdom, and our responsibilities and
privileges as it relates to Kingdom living.
Philosophy of Religion I - OC, DL, TS
Exploring Christian Faith W.T. Purkisser
PT110
CTE110
RE110
An exploration of what Christian faith means to the believer and to their ability to
live the Christian life victoriously.
Philosophy of Religion II - OC, DL, TS
Exploring Christian Faith W.T. Purkisser
PT111
CTE111
RE111
An exploration of what Christian faith means to the believer and to their ability to
live the Christian life victoriously.
Genesis - OC
Beacon Bible Commentary
OT201
RE201
An in depth study of the first book of the Holy Scriptures. This study will cover the
origins of life and the Hebrew people.
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Class Directory
Pentateuch - OC
Beacon Commentary
OT202
RE202
This study covers the first five books of the Holy Scriptures, their origins and
impact on the Hebrews and, later, the Christians. The Pentateuch lays the
foundation of God’s Holy Word.
Hebrews - OC
Beacon Commentary
RE204
A comprehensive study of the book of Hebrews. This course will help the student
recognize the power of Christ in their own lives.
Apologetics I - OC, TS
Kingdom of Cults
W. Martin
CTE205
RE205
PR205
A course that will look at the classifications of a cult as well as the beliefs of some of
the most common cults and how to confront them. The student will also study the
impact these cults have had on our society.
Apologetics II - OC, TS
Kingdom of Cults
W. Martin
CTE206
Evidence That Demands a Verdict
J. McDowell
RE206
PR206
A course that will look at the classifications of a cult as well as the beliefs of some of
the most common cults and how to confront them. The student will also study the
impact these cults have had on our society.
Acts - OC, DL
Thirty Years that Changed the World
Michael Green
NT209
RE209
A thorough study of the acts of the apostles and the beginnings of the early
Christian church.
Bible Geography - OC
Jesus and the Land
Charles Page
RE210
A study that will show the student the landscape of Biblical events, helping them to
put into context the events of Biblical history based upon where they occurred.
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Class Directory
Old Testament Survey I - OC, DL, TS What the Bible is All About Henrietta Mears
OT211
RE211
PT211
An overview of the scripture as a whole. With this understanding the student will
be able to apply the scripture more accurately to daily living.
New Testament Survey - OC, DL, TS What the Bible is All About Henrietta Mears
NT212
RE212
PT212
An overview of the scripture as a whole. With this understanding the student will
be able to apply the scripture more accurately to daily living.
Practical Evangelism I - OC, TS
Bait of Satan
John Bevere
PT301
RE301
This study will help the student to witness and live the Christian walk.
Practical Evangelism II - OC, TS
Bait of Satan
John Bevere
PT302
RE302
This study will help the student to witness and live the Christian walk.
Religious Education I - OC, DL, TS Expl. Religious Education
W.T. Purkisser
RE304
This course is a must for those entering the field of Christian education.
Religious Education II - OC, DL, TS Expl. Religious Education W.T. Purkiser
RE305
This course is a must for those entering the field of Christian education.
Business Math - OC, DL
RE306
Basic business math class.
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College Business Math
ACE
Class Directory
Leadership - OC, DL (DVD)
21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership
John Maxwell
RE308
John Maxwell’s “The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership.” A leadership expert
recognized worldwide, he outlines the basics of effective leadership including
exerting influence, determining priorities, empowering others, and implementing
team strategies.
Practical Helps - OC
Teaching for Results Findley Edge
RE309
Aiding the student in preparation and delivery of information and how to gain the
desired response.
Apologetics III - OC, DL, DVD
The Truth Project
Focus on the Family
RE310
PT310
Join Dr. Tackett from Focus on the Family as he leads you through The Truth
Project. This course will take the student through apologetics like never before.
From history, science, social studies, and philosophy, The Truth Project delivers a
most comprehensive Biblical world view.
Public Speaking I - OC
Community Like Christ
Tom & Julie Teflon
CLE311
RE311
A course that will assist the student in preparation of sermons and speaking in
public.
Public Speaking II - OC
Christian Guide to Public Speaking Blake Neff
CLE401
RE401
This course continuation adds practical practice and critique of the delivery of
sermons and teaching.
Kingdom Teaching - OC
Kingdom Servant
Myles Munroe
NT402
Leaders
RE402
This course will help the student understand Kingdom principles.
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Class Directory
Religious Philosophy III - OC
Introduction to Philosophy Norman Geisler
RE403
PR403
A survey of philosophical issues and methods. This course will cover logic,
metaphysics, science, and ethics.
Christian Life Ministry Experience I - OC
CLE404
Practical application including seminars, special ministries focus, music,
missionaries, evangelistic meetings, and Christian training.
Romans I - OC, TS
Beacon Commentary
NT405
A two-semester comprehensive study of the book of Romans.
Romans II - OC, TS
Beacon Commentary
NT406
A two-semester comprehensive study of the book of Romans.
Apologetics IV - OC
RE410
Evolution, The Fossils Say No Dr. Kent Howard
Evidence that Demands a Verdict
J. McDowell
This course will use not only scripture, but scientific evidence to help the student
defend a creationist point of view.
Practical Helps II - OC
Sermon Prep &Biblical Preaching Haddon Robinson
PT411/CLE
This course will help students to learn how to prepare academically and spiritually
to deliver the word of God.
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Class Directory
Graduate Courses:
Corinthians I
RE500
The Gospels I - OC, DL, TS
NT501
Bible Study
Harmony of the Gospels
Dr. Bettye Knighton
A.T. Robertson
With this course the student will lean the fundamentals of homiletics. This course will assist in
the preparing of sermons with Biblical continuity and a comprehensive comparison of the
Gospels.
The Gospels II - OC, DL, TS
NT502
Harmony of the Gospels
A.T. Robertson
With this course the student will lean the fundamentals of homiletics. This course will assist in
the preparing of sermons with Biblical continuity and a comprehensive comparison of the
Gospels.
Corinthians II
RE503
Practical Theology I - OC
PR506
PT506
Bible Study
Evidence that Demands A Verdict
Dr. Bettye Knighton
Josh McDowell
This course offers the student many resources for defending the faith and evidence that leads to a
firm conviction. It will assist the student in developing a sound Biblical world view.
Church History I - OC
PT508
CH508
RE508
Sketches of Social Life
Alfred Edersheim
A teaching from the book of Leviticus. This course will help to open the believer’s eyes to the
Jewish roots of Christianity. It will help the student understand the Jewish believers, the feast
celebrations, the history of the Hebrews, and view the scripture with Jewish eyes.
Pastoral Counseling I - OC, RC, DL Intro to Psychology & Counseling Ratcliff,
Meier,
RE509, CLPC509
This course is a must for ministers. It will help to understand why we counsel others and how to
do so from a Biblical world view. It will also help the student understand psychology and from a
Christian perspective how to use this knowledge to counsel others. This is a required course for
the Chaplaincy Certificate and the Clinical Pastoral Counseling Doctorate program.
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Class Directory
Pastoral Counseling II - OC, RC, DL Psychology of Counseling Clyde Nacramore
CLPC511
RE511
Professional techniques for pastors, teachers, and all who are engaged in the art of
counseling. A required course for the Chaplaincy Certificate and the Clinical
Pastoral Counseling doctorate program.
Pastoral Counseling III - OC, RC, DL Psychology of Counseling Clyde Nacramore
CLPC512
RE512
A required course for the Chaplaincy Certificate and the Clinical Pastoral
Counseling doctorate program. This study will train the student in counseling
techniques as well as Biblical foundations.
Biblical Ethics - OC, DL
Christian Ethics
Norman Geisler
RE513
CTE513
PT513
This study will look at common areas of conflict in the world with Biblical
viewpoints.
Evolution - OC
God’s Design for Heaven & Earth Richard Lawrence
PT514
“The Fossils Say No” is a course that will contrast evolution and creationism using
scientific analyses of the fossil record.
Major Prophets - OC
Fiery Throne
Walter Zimmerii
OT516
An indepth study of the major prophets of the Old Testament; Isaiah, Jeremiah, and
Ezekiel.
Music Theory I - RC
SM525
Sacred Music
Benward & Saker
Homelletics I– OC, DL
Biblical Preaching
Hadden Robinson
PT517
This course will help the student learn to prepare spiritually and academically to
bring the Word of God to the listener.
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Class Directory
Instrumental I - RC
SM526
Study of Hymns - RC
SM527
History of Music - RC
SM528
Music Used as Outreach - RC
SM529
Utilizing Skills & Talents - RC
SM530
Personal Worship - RC
SM531
Types of Gospel Styles -RC
SM532
*Some music courses are offered at alternate locations
Christian Life/Ministry Experience II
RE504
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Class Directory
CLERE600
Ministry Life Experience III
Prophecy I - OC
Daniel & Revelation
Josh McDowell
CTE601
PR601
RE601
A study of end times (eschatology) according to the prophets. This course will
show comparisons of the two books, and the fulfillment of the prophecies that have
taken place today.
Practical Helpls II—OC, DL This class is a must for all new ministers. Practical,
Spiritual, and logistical help on how to set up a ministry. DVD Dr. David Donnally
Pauline Epistles (Apologetics) - OC Paul, The Man & His Letters Dr. Ben Alpert
NT604
RE604
CH604
A comprehensive look at Paul and his letters.
School of Prayer - OC, DL
School of Prayer
Dick Eastman
RE608
PT608
A focus on the prayer life of the believer and how crucial prayer is to a victorious
Christian walk. This course will look at the how, when, and where of prayer.
English I (Writing) - OC
RE610
This course will assist the student in expressing themselves through writing. It will
also teach the basics of essay, dissertation, and thesis preparation.
Systemcatic Theology I - OC, TS
Dispensational Truth
Clarence Larkin
CT612
PR612
Dispensational Truth will show the three dispensations of the trinity: God—how
He dealt directly with man, Jesus—how He revealed the Father to man and
provided comfort, counseling, and reconciliation through His redemptive work on
the cross and the Holy Spirit.
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Class Directory
Systematic Theology II - OC, TS
Dispensational Truth Clarence Larkin
CT613
PR613
Dispensational Truth will show the three dispensations of the trinity: God—how He
dealt directly with man, Jesus—how He revealed the Father to man and provided
comfort, counseling, and reconciliation through His redemptive work on the cross and
the Holy Spirit.
English II - OC
RE614
This class will teach the student how to write a thesis or dissertation.
Practical Theology II - OC
More Evidence That Demands a Verdict Josh McDowell
PR616
PT616
A continuation of the indepth study to display evidence of the truth that lends to a
Biblical understanding of the world and history.
The Holy Spirit I - OC, DL, TS
The Holy Spirit
A.B. Simpson
CTE617
RE617
A look at the third person of the Holy Trinity. The author will bring some interesting
ways to look at and understand the characteristics of the Holy Spirit.
The Holy Spirit II - OC, DL, TS
The Holy Spirit
A.B. Simpson
CTE618
RE618
A look at the third person of the Holy Trinity. The author will bring some interesting
ways to look at and understand the characteristics of the Holy Spirit.
Church History II— OC, DL, TS
CH620
A study of the modern era of the Christian faith.
Earl Cairn
Church History III - OC, DL, TS
CH621
A study of the modern era of the Christian faith.
Earl Cairn
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Class Directory
Systematic Theology III - OC, TS
Foundations of Doctrine
Harry Jessop
RE622
CTE622
This class will cover the works of God, the Trinity, sin, humanity, Jesus, and the Holy
Spirit, as well as the operation of the church and the last days.
Systematic Theology IV - OC, TS
Foundations of Doctrine
Harry Jessop
RE623
CTE623
This class will cover the works of God, the Trinity, sin, humanity, Jesus, and the Holy
Spirit, as well as the operation of the church and the last days.
Life in the Spirit - OC The Presence & Work of the Holy Spirit
R.A. Torrey
CT624
A focus on the gifts and fruits of the Spirit, and how they work in the believer’s life to
empower Christian living.
Holiness & Power - OC
The Pursuit of Holiness
Jerry Bridges
PT625
This course will uncover what holiness is and is not, and how it is manifested in the
believer’s life. It will also discuss the relationship of holy living and the power of the
Holy Spirit.
Evangelism & Mentoring I - OC
PR626
The first of a two part course that will offer practice sessions on witnessing and the
do’s and don’ts in group and individual evangelism techniques.
Music Theory II - RC
SM650
Advanced Music Theory
Benward & Saker
Evangelism & Mentoring II - OC
PR627
The second of a two part course that focuses on how to teach mentoring and
discipleship.
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Class Directory
Instrumental II - RC
SM652
Practical Experience - RC
SM653
Praise/ Worship Leader—Big Church - RC
SM654
Praise/Worship Leader— Small Church - RC
SM655
Music Director - RC
SM656
Instrumental Worship - RC
SM657
Team Work - RC
SM658
Christian Living—OC
Experiencing God
Henry Blackaby
PT628
RE628
This well known best seller book is the foundation of this course which will provide
the leader with a deeper understanding of his or her role.
Homileticss II—OC, DL
Biblical Preaching
Haddon Robinson
PT629
This course picks up where Homiletics I leaves off with more Biblical Training.
Prophecy II - OC
The Book of David
John Phillips
RE630
CTE630
This course will provide the student with an understanding of the prophetic voice of
the church to the world, from Noah to prophets of today.
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Class Directory
Biblical Ethics II - OC, DL
Biblical Ethics
Robertson McQuicklan
RE631
CTE631
This course will provide the student with a deeper look at the issues of today.
Christian Living II - OC, DL
Theology of Missions George Peters
PT632
RE632
This course will teach the student the importance of missions, how they are supported,
and about the different national missionary organizations as well as denominational
missions.
Counseling (Marriage) - OC, DL
Love and Respect
Dr. Emerson Eggerichs
RE635
CLPC635
This course will assist in the understanding of the role of love and respect in a
marriage and help the counselor as well as those he counsels to better work with their
spouse in achieving a Godly union.
Prophecy III (Eschatology) - OC
Last Things to Come Dwight Pentacost
RE633, CTE633
This is the subject that awakens the student to end times with signs we are living in the
last days.
Christian Living III– OC , DL
From the Pond to the Palace
RE634, CTE634
Common examples of day to day living for the King of Kings.
Dr. David Donnally
Greek & Hebrew (Biblical Greek)- OC
Intro to Biblical Greek
RE645, PT645
& Hebrew
Introduction to Biblical Greek and Hebrew.
W.D. Mounce
Anthropology—OC
RE636, PT636
Anthropology
Hebrew Cultural
Paul Hiebert
Archeology - OC
RE637, PT637
The Stones Cry Out
Randall Price
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Nine classes
BC001—Introduction to Biblical Counseling
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BC005—Biblical Basis for Change
BC006—Biblical Structure for Change
BC007—Interpersonal Problems
BC008—Marriage and Parent-Child Relationships
BC009—Life Dominating Practices of Sin
Biblical Studies (certificate)
Nine classes consisting of but not limited to:
1. Acts
2. The book of John
3. Old Testament Survey
4. New Testament Survey
5. Christian Living I
+ 4 electives from the EBCS catalog
Chaplaincy Program (certificate)
1. Pastoral Counseling I
2. Pastoral Counseling II
3 Pastoral Counseling III
4. Christian Ethics
5. Christian Living III
6. Theology of Missions
+4 electives from the EBCS catalog
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