Berean Missionary Baptist District Association Christian Leadership School Course Listing March Monday 19- March 23, 2018 Union Tabernacle M.B. Church 626 N. Newstead St. Louis, MO 63108 Rev. James Nicks -- Host Pastor Rev. Keith B. Pendilton, Moderator Morning Courses 9:00 am 12:00 pm Monday - Thursday Tuesday - Thursday Lecturer: Rev. Duane Burch 2007- Christian Stewardship- (Phase 1) Dr. Minnie Hinton This course will cover the basic tenets of Christian Stewardship-time, talent, and tithe. Students will learn how to effectively manage their resources through a better understanding of the spiritual principles, practices, and contributions 2015 Foundations of Christian Ethics (Phase 4) Rev. Harold Butler Focus on understanding the philosophical and Christological approach to Christian Ethics. Engage in biblical principles for decision making and conduct for living. 2071 Christian Character and how it Develops Dr. Brenda Elliott Lee Concentrate on the components of Christian Character. Identify methods for the growth of Christian character. Case studies will be used to apply biblical principles to contemporary social, economic, and political issues. 9008 Public Speaking (Elective) Sis. Daereonni Ragland Identify the process and principles for writing speeches and delivering them in pubic. Relay basic verbal and nonverbal communications skills that will enable the students to effectively communicate with audiences of all sizes. (Needed if you apply to be an instructor.
2 Evening Courses 6:00 pm -9:00 pm Monday - Friday Lecturer : TBA Tuesday - Thursday 1044 Isaiah Rev. Charles Brown Study of the first thirty nine- chapters of the book of Isaiah. Review the works of Uzziah, Jotham, and Ahaz, and the reign of Hezekiah. This period reflects the role of Israel s enemy Assyria, and presents the Lord as mighty Ruler and King. 1089 The book of Romans (Phase 3) Rev. Darian Jones Engage in an overview of major presented in Paul s doctrinal letter to the Romans Christians. Students will come to recognize each doctrinal truth presented in the book. 2007- Christian Stewardship- (Phase 1) Sis. Ramona Wooten This course will cover the basic tenets of Christian Stewardship-time, talent, and tithe. Students will learn how to effectively manage their resources through a better understanding of the spiritual principles, practices, and contributions of Christian stewardship. 2011 Baptist Doctrine (Phase 2) Rev. Lee Hardin Examine with simplicity and clarity the basic teaching of the Baptist Faith. Explore each doctrinal position and basis for each doctrinal in the class. 2061 Millennials in Ministry Young Adults (ages 21-35) Bro. Rapheal Rogers Determine the learning styles of young adults pupils. Learn how to set goals for that age group and to identify the materials that are best suited for their learning styles.
3 4012 Doctrine of the Holy Spirit (Phase 3) Rev. O. K. Patterson Study the person and work of the Holy Spirit. A thorough look at the corresponding doctrines. That influence our understanding of the work of the Holy Spirit. Identify this doctrine of the church with holistic understanding of salvation, with special emphases justification, redemption, and sanctification. 6008 Church Secretary / Clerk (Elective) Workshop Sis. Karen Harvey Provide a general overview of the work of the church clerk. Areas covered will include basic function of the clerk, the importance of professionalism and ethics, and responsibilities for the role and presentation to the church and pastor. 6013 Organizing the Church for Christian Education (Phase 4) Focus on the various administrative and organizational skills needed to organize the Christian Education department. Emphasis placed on structure, leadership, and staffing needs for Christian education. Dr. Serena Rowan 6021 Spiritual Formation (Phase 1) Rev. Linden Bowie Enable people to mature in there Christian walks. Focus on a creative and dynamic approach to nurturing people from children t mature adults to become better disciples of Jesus Christ. Deliberate on what it means to be Christians. 7006 Fundamentals and Strategies for Street Witnessing Rev. Ronald Bobo Emphasize evangelism in the community. Provide hands- on instruction about the most effective ways to witness to nonbelievers. Focus on recruiting, organizing, and preparing members for street witnessing. 7010 Introduction to Discipleship (Phase 3) Rev. William Gwynn Introduce the believer to the biblical principles of discipleship. Examine the character traits of believers, while looking at the overall examples of
4 Jesus. Study discipleship methods of Jesus and the difference between discipleship and membership. 8017 The Ministry of Church Ushering (Workshop) Sis. Barbara Peoples Teach the ministry of ushering in the church. Learn the basic signs, positions, and post locations commonly used in ushering within the church. Needs of the ministry, which are appropriate for local church ministry, will be addressed. 8026 The Church s Ministry to Jails and Prisons Rev. Burton Barr Teach students methods and procedures for the development of a prison ministry program within the church or community. Receive instructions concerning the protocols for entering jails and prisons, and the importance of working within the jail or prison structure to provide the most effective ministry to the inmates. 8035 The African American Church and Social Justice (Phase 4) Investigate the lives, theology, and methods of the great servants of God who dedicated their lives in the struggle for liberation of people. Discuss the role of the African-American church in the struggle for the liberation of people. Instructor Dr. Carlton Caldwell 8066 Christianity and Contemporary Issues (Phase 4) Challenge the students to identify and confront contemporary issues. Look at the issues that affect the church, home and community. Think through practical solutions and approaches to immediate and emerging social ecclesiological concerns. Dr. Jimmy Brown 9005 Writing Techniques II (Phase 3) Dr. Claudia Fowler Emphasis will be placed the writing of documented research and the development of other skills necessary to complete the writing assignments in this phase. Help introduce the students to the library and the use of reference material.
5 Children s Department, Youth and Young Adults March 19-23, 2018 LTS 2030-Teaching Nursery Children (ages 3-5) (Certificate) Candance Johnson This course is for pre-school children (3-5 years of age). The children will learn information about the Bible and Jesus. Children for this class must be potty trained. Parent information must be left with instructor. 2055- Baptist Youth Fellowship (ages 12-18) (Certificate) Sis. Shontell Davidson This course is designed for youth to gain better understanding and develop a closer relationship with Christ and their parents. They will be studying the S.E.E.D Series. Children s Division (ages 5-11) (Certificate) Sis. Malinda Rowsey This course is to invite children to understand Jesus Christ. The Children s division is age appropriate word and worship that connect children to Our Savior. 2031- Teaching Primary Children- Sunbeams (ages 6-8) (Certificate) Sis. Marsha Bryant/ Sis. Denise Whiteside This course will introduce the mission work to the children. Sunbeams will work on the Sunbeam step. 2032- Teaching Juniors (ages 9-13) (Certificate) Red Circle Girls 2032- Teaching Juniors (ages 14-17) (Certificate) Red Circle Girls This course will introduce work of the mission to the girls and young women. They will work on their Red-Circle step. Sis. Alfreda Wilbon 2032 Teaching Juniors (Laymen)(ages 9-19)(Certificate) Junior Laymen This course will help assist with leadership preparation and development of laymen ministries within the church. Counselors of the Junior Laymen are encouraged to participate. Rev. Anthony Woods ----Instructor