Charis Bible School of Plymouth MA

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1 Charis Bible School of Plymouth MA APPLICATION PROCEDURE WHEN TO APPLY: You will need to apply at least two (2) weeks prior to the date you wish to enroll so that we may review and process your application. REQUIREMENTS: Character: Students will be expected to live in accordance with godly principles as stated in the Dress Code and Conduct Information and the Student Handbook. Academic: Applicants must have completed high school (Grade 12 or GED). Age: Applicants must be at least 17 years of age. Fee: A one-time, nonrefundable $100 application fee must be sent with your application. Your application will not be processed without payment. (A husband and wife may share this fee, i.e. $100 total, not $100 each.) Completed Application: 1) Application Form All questions on the application must be completed. If a question does not apply to you, write "N/A" (not applicable) in the space provided. 2) Essay Question Form Complete this form in your own words. Your statements will be held in confidence. 3) Two (2) Personal References This form should be completed by a high school or college teacher or counselor, an employer, or a friend. This person may not be a relative. Please submit two (2) personal references. 4) Proof of High School Diploma or G.E.D. Please provide a copy of your high school diploma or G.E.D. certificate. Equivalent experience will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. 5) Two Recent Photographs Please include two (2) recent, passport-size photographs of yourself (head and shoulders). Passport: Charis Bible School requires a copy of a signed passport six (6) months prior to your going on a foreign mission trip. If you do not currently have a US passport please visit for more information, locations to apply, and to download application forms. The US passport application process requires 6 weeks. Please plan accordingly. Note: Please be sure to use sufficient postage when mailing application forms.

2 AFTER YOU APPLY: When the Admissions Office has received all your forms, fully completed, and the $100 application fee, your application for admission will be evaluated. You will then be notified by the Admissions Office as to the status of your application. Please allow up to four (4) weeks to review and process your application. Checklist for Completed Application: Must be completed upon applying and received at least two (2) weeks prior to your start date: Completed application form Completed essay questions form Signature and date on application Application fee of $100 (one-time, nonrefundable) The following must be received by the school prior to your start date: Proof of high school graduation, G. E. D., or equivalent experience Two (2) recent, passport-size photographs Two (2) completed Personal Reference Forms Tuition Payment Agreement (will be enclosed with the acceptance letter sign and return to Charis Bible School) The following must be received six (6) months prior to your foreign missions trip: Copy of signed passport (please see passport paragraph) Charis Bible School Plymouth MA Mailing: 345 Court St Bldg. B Plymouth, MA charis2ne@gmail.com cbcplymouthma.org

3 CHARIS BIBLE SCHOOL OF PLYMOUTH MA APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION Please complete and mail to: Admissions Charis Bible School Plymouth MA 345 Court St. Bldg. B Plymouth, MA charis2ne@gmail.com FOR OFFICIAL USE Date Rec'd FeeRec'd Student ID Application for Bible School: Start in: September November Starting Year: Starting as: First-year student Second-year student FT PT Week Day Classes PT Saturday Classes Payment: Please enclose a check or money order for the $100 registration fee. (Couples may share the registration fee, i.e. $100 total, not $100 each.) PLACE PHOTO HERE 2»X2 W Check/Money Order Enclosed General: Your Name: Mr. Ms. Mrs. Last Name First Name Ml Address: City: Home Phone: (_ Address: State: Cell/Work Phone: {_ Zip:, Personal: Gender: Male Female Marital Status: Single Married Separated Divorced Widowed/Widowered Have you previously attended CBC or extension school? Yes No If yes, when and where? Date of birth: / / Social Security Number: Are you a US citizen? Yes No If no, country of citizenship? If no, what type of visa have you obtained to live in the United States? Have you ever been convicted of a criminal offence (misdemeanor or felony)? Yes No If yes, explain number of conviction(s), nature of offense(s) leading to conviction(s), how recently such offense(s) was/were committed, sentence(s) imposed, and type(s) of rehabilitation. Spiritual: When did you accept Christ as your personal Savior? Have you been baptized in the Holy Ghost? Yes No Do you speak in tongues? Yes No Do you attend church regularly? Yes No Are you a member of a church? Yes No Current church / denomination name: Pastor's name:. Phone: Church address:

4 Medical: Are you presently under the care of a physician? Yes No If yes, please explain: Family: Spouse: If married, name of spouse: Children: Name: Name: Age: Age: Parents: (please complete this section if under 18 years of age) Name of father/guardian: Address: Name of mother/guardian: Address: Education History: High School: College: Bible College: Other: Employment Experience: Present employer: Address of employer: Dates (from/to): Supervisor: Ministry Experience and Interests: City: _ Name: Name: Phone: Phone: State:. Zip: City: State: Zip: Age: Age: Dates Attended: Did you graduate? Yes No Dates Attended:. Dates Attended: Dates Attended: Past employer:. Address of employer: Dates (from/to):. Supervisor: Ministry experience: _ Full-time _ Volunteer _ Part-time Number of Years: Have you been involved in Praise and Worship ministry? _ Yes _ No In what way? Describe ministry experience: Mark 1st, 2nd, and 3m for areas of interest: Counseling Biblical Studies Church Growth Theology Missions Evangelism. Music Ministry Practical Ministry/Helps Pastoral Ministry/Preaching Course of study/degree conferred: Course of study/degree conferred: Course of study/degree conferred:. Affirmations: _ I have carefully read the "Dress Code and Conduct Information," and I agree to adhere to these guidelines completely for "as long as I am an active student at Charis Bible College. _ I have carefully read the "Doctrinal Statement," and I affirm my belief in each of the articles. _ I have carefully read the "Financial Information" and the "Enrollment and Admissions Information," and I agree to abide by the financial policies set forth by CBC. _ I understand that faithfulness is most important for success as a student at Charis Bible School. I will be faithful to keep my appointments, fulfill my obligations, complete the tasks I have been assigned, and to do them on time. / certify, to the best of my knowledge, that all of the answers and statements on this application are true, and give an accurate and adequate account of my background and beliefs. Signature: Date:

5 Charis Bible School Plymouth MA APPLICATION ESSAY QUESTIONS Mail to: Admissions, Charis Bible School of Plymouth MA 345 Court St. Bldg. B, Plymouth, MA Applicants Name Date Below are essay questions that will help us evaluate you as an applicant. Please answer the questions as completely as possible and attach to the application form. Please limit your answers to one page each, if possible. 1. Why are you applying to Charis Bible School? If accepted for admission, what qualities would you bring to the college community that might benefit, enhance, or stimulate the learning environment for your fellow students? 2. What are your beliefs about the Bible, and in particular, your beliefs about salvation? How do these beliefs relate to your own goals in life? 1/07

6 Please write a brief testimony of your Christian experience, including details of your conversion, call to the ministry, and any other significant events that have contributed to your Christian growth. How did you learn about Charis Bible School Plymouth MA?

7 CHARIS BIBLE SCHOOL OF PLYMOUTH MA s \ PERSONAL RECOMMENDATION Note: This section must be completed by applicant. TO THE APPLICANT: Each applicant to Charis Bible School Plymouth MA is required to submit (2) personal recommendations for review by the Registrar. Please complete this entire section, and then give this form to the person (teacher, employer, or friend) you choose to have complete it. Date Phone Applicant's Name. Present Address. City State. Zip Code. TO THE PERSON COMPLETING THIS RECOMMENDATION: The above-named individual is applying for admission to Charis Bible School Plymouth MA. Serious consideration will be given to your comments. Thank you for your assistance. Once you have completed the form, please mail it to the Charis Bible School Admissions at 345 Court St. Bldg. B, Plymouth, MA How long have you known the applicant? 2. What is your relationship to the applicant? (cannot be a family member) High school teacher/counselor College teacher/counselor Employer Friend Other: 3. How well do you know the applicant? Name/sight Casually Fairly well Very close 4. To your knowledge, has the applicant made a personal commitment to Jesus Christ? Yes No I don't know 5. To your knowledge, does the applicant: Drink alcohol in excess? Yes No Use illegal drugs? Yes No Comments: 6. Which characteristic(s) best describes the applicant? Please check all that apply. Critical Enthusiastic Loving Passive Rebellious Respectful Sympathetic Tolerant Warmhearted 7. To your knowledge, what Christian service is the applicant involved in (such as Sunday school teacher, youth leader, nursery worker)? 1/07

8 8. Please indicate what you consider to be the applicants strengths. 9. Please indicate what you consider to be the applicant's weaknesses. 10. The applicants influence on his or her peers is: positive neutral negative I don't know 11. Please evaluate the applicant in regard to the following categories. (Please circle one.) Excellent Above Average Average Below Poor No Chance Average to Observe Christian commitment Social adaptability Cooperativeness Integrity and honesty Responsibility Mental ability Physical health Initiative Christian character Emotional stability Personal appearance Leadership Reliability Please add any further comments you may have that would help in our evaluation. Please Check One: I highly recommend I recommend with reservation I recommend I cannot recommend Please print or type the information below: Name Phone C Address Signature. Date Please return this form to: Admissions Charis Bible School of Plymouth MA 345 Court St Bldg. B, Plymouth, MA /07

9 CHARIS BIBLE SCHOOL OF PLYMOUTH MA REQUEST FOR TRANSCRIPTS Applicant: Please send this completed form (photocopy as needed) with the appropriate transcript fee to the registrar of your high school and/or college or university attended. Do not mail this form to Charis Bible School Plymouth. Please print or type the information below: Applicant's Full Name Last First Middle Maiden Name (if different when attending) Social Security Number - Dates of Enrollment Degree and Year of Graduation Major/Field of Study College/University I hereby authorize the release of my academic records, i.e. transcript, to Charis Bible School. Signature Date Registrar: please send an official transcript (with seal and signature) of my academic record to: Admissions Charis Bible School Plymouth MA 345 Court Street Bldg. B Plymouth, MA

10 CHARIS BIBLE SCHOOL PLYMOUTH MA Financial Work Sheet Tuition and other fees must be paid in full or arrangements for the installment payment plan must be made prior to starting school. All payments are to be made on the first of the month. All prices are subject to change without notice. ALL NEW ON-CAMPUS STUDENTS Application fee (one-time, non-refundable) TUITION Individual Students Full Year Full Year paid in advance* Term Payments Monthly payment Per student Husband & wife both attending (same class year) Discount - $ $ $ each $ $ $ $ Married Couples** Full year paid in advance* Discount ~ $ $ FEES: (All fees are separate from tuition & are due at start of school year) First Year Students Activity Fee Single $ $ Couple** $ $ Book Fee $ $ Second Year Students Graduation Fee Single $ $ Couple** $ $^ Book Fee $ $ PART - TIME STUDENTS Available First Year only Week Day PT or Saturday PT Per Year $ $ Book Fee Per Year $ Activity Fee $ $ $ Individual Courses Per Course $ (See Part - Time School Description sheet for details) TOTAL DUE FOR YEAR $ REFUND POLICY: Students who withdraw may be granted a refund as follows: 1st week of term: 100% / 2nd week of term: 50% / 3rd week of term: 25% / 4 th week of term: 0% * Advance payment MUST be made on or before the first day of the school year. ** Prices for couples are total, not each. Note: Additional books may need to be purchased for certain elective classes. Tuition prices are subject to change without notice.

11 Tuition Payment Options Charis Bible School Plymouth All New Students Registration Fee $ (one time, non-refundable) Couples* $ Full Time Students Individual Students Full Year $ Full year in advance** $ Payment by term $ Payment by month $ First Year Book Fee $ Activity Fee $ Second Year Book Fee $ Second Year Graduation Fee Single $ Married Couples (same year studies) Full year in advance** $ st Year Activity Fee * $ Book Fee (one set) $ nd Year Graduation Fee * $ Part-Time Students Week Days PT Each Year $ Per term each year $ Per month (9 months) $ Book Fee $ / year Activity Fee (during 2 nd yr.) $ Saturdays PT Each Year $ Per month (10 months) $ Book Fee $ / year Activity Fee (during 2 nd yr.) $ *Prices for couples are total, not each **Advance payments must be made on or before the first day of school or individual student tuition applies

12 FINANCIAL PAYMENT FORM Please enclose a check / money order for your $100 application fee. Or, if you would like to charge the fee to your credit card, please provide the following billing information: Visa MasterCard AMEX ODiscover Name on card: Amount to charge: $ Card #: Exp. Date: I Signature of Person named on the Card Phone number of person named on the card Check / Money Order Enclosed - (make payable to: CBS Plymouth) Attn: Admissions Charis Bible School Plymouth 345 Court St. Bldg. B Plymouth, MA Telephone: charis2ne@gmail.com

13 Charis Bible School Plymouth MA School Hours & Fee Description We know that there are many who would love to participate in our Bible Training Program, but fulltime attendance is just not possible. For this reason, we are making part-time school available for the First Year Program. Whether it is your desire to prepare for the ministry or your heart just longs to sit under great teaching for personal enrichment, part-time school may be right for you. This part-time program is designed to be completed in two years, but you are welcomed to enjoy it at whatever pace suits your schedule. All classes meet from 8:30 am - 12:30 pm. To participate in the part - time schedules, you will choose to attend either Week Day Classes on Wednesday & Thursday or those unable to attend during the week may attend the Saturday Classes. When you have completed all three First Year terms, you will receive a Certificate of Completion. You will then be eligible to attend the second-year program, which is also offered on Saturdays on a part - time basis or weekdays full - time, and is a more hands-on ministry experience. You may even want to do our optional third year apprenticeship program. The financial arrangements for Part-Time School are as follows: Week Day Classes PT (Wednesday & Thursday) $1575 / year Saturday Classes PT Individual Classes $1575 / year $150 /course (Promotion & Book Fees are additional. See Financial Worksheet for this information.) A Book Fee of $90 / year will be charged to all part - time students; a fee of $15 / book, for individual courses. Part - Time students will pay an Activity Fee of $90 at registration during the second year of their first year courses. Arrangements may be made to pay by term or monthly. A $50 discount will be given for full year part - time classes paid in advance. By attending part - time, you will complete the First Year Program in two years. Saturday Classes are in session from September - mid - June. See Academic Calendar. Full Time Classes Week Day Classes FT Wednesday -Friday 8:30 am -12:30 pm $3060 / year (Promotion & book fees are additional. See Financial Worksheet for this information.) Week Day Classes are in session from September to May. See Academic Calendar at cbcplymouthma.org Updated 12/13

14 CHARIS BIBLE SCHOOL OF PLYMOUTH MA STANDARDS OF PROGRESS AND DRESS CODE Standards of Progress Charis Bible School has three basic standards by which students' progress is measured: grace, servanthood, and character. Detailed below are "guideposts" by which the working out of these truths may be measured, not a formula by which these qualities may be attained. As a believer we already possess everything we need in Christ, but must yield our souls and bodies so that these qualities are manifested in our thoughts and actions. Grace: Second Peter 1:2-3, "Grace and peace be multiplied unto you through the knowledge of God, and of Jesus our Lord, according as His divine power hath given unto us all things that pertain unto life and godliness, through the knowledge of Him that hath called us to glory and virtue." Charis is the Greek word for grace. The grace of God is God's favor given to every believer who by faith puts his or her trust in Jesus Christ. Grace is multiplied in your life as you relate with other people. The grace of God, His ability working in you, is manifested as you are willing to listen and understand the heart of your teachers and fellow students, as you exercise forgiveness, as you see the best in people and overlook human faults, and as you are enabled to work with those you may disagree with. Servanthood: As disciples of Jesus Christ, students at Charis Bible School value and walk in humility and servanthood. They are willing to put the needs of others ahead of their own desires, and find opportunities on their own to serve the school, staff, fellow students, and others. Character: It is defined by the example of our Lord Jesus Christ and further explained by the writers of the Bible. This is measured by your attendance record, faithfulness in paying tuition, obeying rules, and living by the highest moral and ethical standards. Conduct We expect all students of Charis Bible School to conduct themselves to the best of their abilities, in agreement with the teachings of Jesus, both on and off campus, at all times while enrolled as students. Dress Code Modesty and good taste are considered the principle guidelines for all students while on campus. Business - casual dress for men and women that is clean and neat is appropriate for classes and daily campus activities. Occasionally, circumstances may dictate a more formal dress. On such occasions, dresses for ladies are appropriate. Suits, or sport coats with ties, are considered formal for men.

15 CHARIS BIBLE COLLEGE PLYMOUTH MA DOCTRINAL STATEMENT The Scriptures: We believe that all of Scripture (both the Old and New Testament) is verbally inspired by God and is our final authority in all matters pertaining to doctrine, reproof, correction, and instruction in righteousness (II Tim. 3:16, 17). God: We believe in only one true God; One in essence, nature, and attributes, but existing in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit (I Jn. 5:7). Jesus Christ: We believe in the deity of the Lord Jesus Christ, in His virgin birth, of His shed blood on Calvary for the forgiveness of our sins, of His bodily resurrection and ascension to the Father's right hand. We do not believe that He is simply "a" way to the Father, but rather the only way through which we can receive righteousness, regeneration, sanctification, and glorification. He is, in fact, our salvation (I Cor. 1:30-31). Holy Spirit: We believe in the baptism with the Holy Spirit, expressed with speaking in tongues according to Acts 1:8; 2:4; 9:17; 10:44-46; 11:15, 16; and 19:6. We believe this experience is distinct from, and subsequent to, the new birth, and can be received by faith (Gal. 3:2). Salvation: We believe that all who, in repentance and faith, receive the Lord Jesus as Savior and Lord are born again (Acts 20:20-21; Rom. 10:9-13). Healing: We believe that the redemptive work of Christ on the cross has provided healing for the human body (Mt. 8:16,17; Isa. 53:4; I Pet. 2:24). The Resurrection: We believe in the resurrection of the just and the unjust; one to everlasting life and one to everlasting damnation (Mt. 25:46). The Second Coming: We believe in a literal, physical second return of the Lord Jesus Christ (I Th. 1:10; 4:16-17). The Church: We believe that the universal church is comprised of all true believers who have received salvation through Christ (Eph. 1:22-23). We also believe in and encourage fellowship with a local church (Heb. 10:25). Gifts of the Spirit: We believe that spiritual gifts and manifestations of the Holy Spirit are for the common good and building up of others today (I Cor. 12:7).

16 CHARIS BIBLE SCHOOL OF PLYMOUTH MA SAMPLE DAY SCHOOL COURSE DESCRIPTIONS This is a sample of the courses offered and does not include every required course. Courses are subject to change without notice. BIBLE TRAINING INSTITUTE First Year Course Title: A Sure Foundation I & II Instructor: Andrew Wommack Two subjects are covered in this class. The Integrity of the Word expounds on the truth, surety, and infallibility of God's Word. Christian Philosophy shows us that we all have a system of thought, but challenges us to examine if it is according to the Word or the world. Course Title: The Basics of Righteousness I & II Instructor: Andrew Wommack This class teaches about our Spirit, Soul, and Body and Identity in Christ. Spirit, Soul, and Body is a study that explains how our spirits are complete in Jesus if we are bom again and how our souls and bodies should relate to our spirits. The Identity in Christ study shows us from Scripture who we are in Christ our righteousness and justification. Course Title: Relationship with God l-iv Instructor: Andrew Wommack Class Hours: 20 This study emphasizes four important truths about God and man's relationship with Him. The Nature of God is a study of God that distinguishes between His character and His acts, contrasting the Old Testament with the New Testament. Hardness of Heart deals with one of the major barriers that keep us from accepting all of God's truth. Authority of the Believer helps us receive the blessings God has for us and shows us how to stop Satan from robbing us. God's Not Guilty shows us from Scripture that God is not the author of our problems, nor does He cause bad things to happen to us. Course Title: Receiving from God l-iv Instructor: Andrew Wommack Class Hours: 20 This class covers the subjects of Prayer, Healing Blessings and Miracles, and Harnessing Your Emotions. Course Title: Old Testament Survey I - VI Instructor Wendell Parr Class Hours: 60 This is an overview of the Old Testament. In this class, students will study the author, historical setting, purpose, and theme of each book; special attention is given to some of the key passages. Course Title: The Holy Spirit I - III Instructor: Wendell Parr Class Hours: 30 This is an exciting class that discusses the Person and the work of the Holy Spirit. Not only will you learn how He has worked throughout history, but how He works in your life. Course Title: Introduction to the Bible Instructor: Barry Bennett A course designed to inspire confidence in the Bible as the Living Word of God by understanding its 1) revelation, 2) inspiration, 3) compilation, and 4) preservation.

17 Course Title: Galatians Instructor: Barry Bennett Paul's inspired letter which is often referred to as the 'Magna Carta' of Christian liberty is reviewed and studied in terms of its great themes: grace, revelation, our identity in Christ, faith, the Law vs. the blessing of Abraham, and life in the Spirit. Course Title: The Ministry of Jesus Instructor: Barry Bennett An overview of the culture and context of Jesus' life and ministry that will deal with His manner of teaching, the content of His teaching and His declarations about Himself, His relationship with the Father, the Word, the devil, sin, faith, prayer and the Holy Spirit. Course Title: Healing Instructor: Barry Bennett The Christian life includes physical health for all who believe. It is as much God's will that we be physically whole as it is that we be born again. Before anyone can have faith for healing, they must be certain of God's will. Faith cannot go beyond the knowledge of God's will and God's ways in the area of health and healing. This course will establish principles for health and healing and will explain healing in terms of the spirit, soul and body of man. We will learn what is required of us as faith filled Christians, and what is God's part in the process of receiving health in our bodies. Course Title: Bible Covenants Instructor: Lawson Perdue The purpose of this study is to learn about the nature of God as revealed in the covenants He has made with men, in order to develop our faith in God as a way of life today. We will begin with God's covenants with Adam, Abraham, and Israel, and then we will consider the new covenant fully revealed in the New Testament. Course Title: Basic Bible Doctrines Instructor: Lawson Perdue Bible doctrine will be covered in this course. Subjects include The Scriptures Inspired, One True God and The Trinity, The Deity of Jesus Christ, The Fall and Salvation of Man, The Present Day Ministry of the Holy Spirit, Divine Healing, The Return of Jesus Christ for His Church, and Heaven & Hell. Course Title: The First Book of John Instructor: Lawson Perdue The object of Christianity is our relationship with God - a study through the book of I John. Course Title: In Christ Realities Instructor: Lawson Perdue A course designed to give us an understanding of our new identity in Christ, the value of our identity in Christ, and how that identity helps us fulfill the purpose and plan of God in our lives. Course Title: Romans Instructor: Lawson Perdue Romans - The revelation of righteousness. The Book of Romans is considered by many as the greatest exposition of Christian Doctrine anywhere in the Bible. The revelation of righteousness is the revelation of the gospel. In this class we see: the need for the provision of, the way to and the power of righteousness revealed in Christ and received by faith.

18 Course Title: Finally, My Brethren Instructor: Delron Shirley This insightful study through the first five and a half chapters of Ephesians will cover the foundational steps that Apostle Paul laid out before his often-quoted statements about putting on the spiritual armor. This course will enlighten new scriptural truths and empower you to become more than a conqueror in spiritual conflict. Course Title: Your Home Can Survive in the 21st Century Instructor: Delron Shirley Delron Shirley asked the question, "Can your home survive in the 21st century?" In this course the question is answered with a resounding, "Yes! And not just survive thrive!" Course Title: Israel - Key to Human Destiny Instructor: Delron Shirley It is so tiny that no world map can even squeeze its name on the space allotted it on the layout, yet Israel dominates our evening news every night. How is it that this miniscule blob of color with an arrow from the Mediterranean Sea identifying it as a nation, can so engulf the interest of the total human race that it takes precedence on the front page of almost every newspaper and tabloid? Why can one little country of a few million people tie up the wealth, the foreign policy, and the political movements of the greatest nations on earth? Explore these intriguing ideas and more in this class. Course Title: Excellence in Ministry Instructor: Greg Mohr This course covers two key aspects of ministry development and success: 1) Identifying and establishing core values your life and ministry are grounded in. Compromise, deception and failure are averted when core values are established in the heart of the minister. 2) The essential leadership principles necessary for the minister to both lead people to fulfill his/her vision and become a leader worth following.

19 SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL MINISTRY COURSES Second Year Course Title: How to Get Along with People Instructor: Andrew Wommack Someone once said, "If it weren't for people, the ministry would be great." However, the ministry is all about people, so it's critically important to learn how to develop relationships and develop them with the right people. When conflict does arise and it will it's also crucial to know how to resolve that conflict according to the Word of God. God's solution works, but you have to know it to put it into practice. Course Title: The Making of a Minister I & II Instructor Andrew Wommack Class Hours: 20 Attend Bible School, complete the required courses, receive your ministerial license and ordination papers, and then you are a minister, right? Wrong! God's ways are not man's ways. This course will help you understand the difference between man's and God's qualifications for ministers. By the end of this course you will either be determined to prepare your heart or stay as far away from ministry as possible. Course Title: New Testament Survey Instructor: Wendell Pan- Class Hours: 20 This is an overview of the New Testament that notes its place in God's revelation to man. In this class, students will study the author, historical setting, purpose, and theme of each book; special attention is given to some of the key passages. Course Title: Laws of the Kingdom A study of the spiritual laws that govern creation and how we can cooperate with those laws in order to enjoy victorious Christian living. Course Title: Answers to Important Questions I & II A course designed to answer the most prevalent questions that many Christians have concerning the Bible and the ways of God in the world. Questions to be answered will include those dealing with suffering and tragedies, the Trinity, Job, Paul's thorn, Ananias and Sapphira, Sabbath keeping and many others. Course Title: Acts: Power for Supernatural Living Instructor: Barry Bennett A study of the early church and the keys to its power. Emphasis will be placed on the message of the early church, the purpose of the Holy Spirit, the power of the Name, the importance of the Word, the power of prayer, and the mission and growth of the church. Course Title: The Life of Christ Instructor: Greg Mohr God has given each of us a unique purpose and destiny to fulfill. Yet our highest purpose is to be conformed to the image of His Son - Rom. 8: This course is a study in how you may appropriate and manifest the life of Christ - His character and nature - in the earth today. The focus of this teaching is to help you identify and yield to the image of Christ and to walk in Christ-likeness.

20 Course Title: Lifestyle of Worship Instructor: Daniel Amstutz Worship is a lifestyle, not a musical style! Did you know unbelievers worship? Do you feel like a non-musical person and that worship is for the musical people? You will be set free as you learn that worship comes from who we are, not what we do. It is a response, to God's incredible love and grace. That translates into a lifestyle that will bring transformation to you; from the innermost to the outermost. Learn how to draw near with a true heart! Learn how to be a voice! Course Title: Pioneering Ministries Instructor: Dan Funkhouser This course prepares us for the ministry the Father has for us. It is about personal growth, understanding the basic principles of pioneering, as well as the miracle ministry the Lord will work through us. It will describe the personal traits of the people God uses, as well as the responsibilities of those being used and the foundations of Pastoral ministry. Course Title: Interactive Groups Students will rotate through different small group classes to learn about missions, teaching, one-on-one ministry, and performing pastoral duties such as weddings and funerals. The emphasis is on actually doing the work of the ministry.