We
have some awesome classes and seminars coming up in our Fall quarter! Classes
start September 23rd, so be sure to sign up for classes before they fill up!
Here
is a list of the classes we are offering and the dates, times, description and
the professor's name.
Church
History I will be held Monday nights starting September 23rd from 5:15-6:45
P.M. It is being taught by Professor Andrew Victorio who is teaching the class
in English and Spanish! This class is the first of two parts, form the early
church up to but not covering Luther, it covers: Jesus and the Apostles, the age of Catholic
Christianity, the age of the Christian Roman Empire, and the middle ages.
Healing
and Wholeness is being taught by Professor Mike Evans, founder of Wholeness
Ministries. It will be held Tuesday nights starting September 24th from
5:15-645 P.M. Healing and Wholeness is part of the “Learning to Do What Jesus
Did” series. It is an exploration of the methods of praying for physical,
emotional and spiritual healing. The
purpose of this class is to equip believers to minister to others in a complete
manner, sensitively in the Spirit.
Systematic
Theology is a core class for all bachelor students. It will be taught by
Professor Alvis West starting September 24th from 6:55-8:25 P.M. This class is
about the different doctrinal beliefs, their origins and validity, and teaches
how to formulate doctrine based on God’s Word.
Team
Development will be held Tuesday nights starting September 24th from 8:35-10:05
P.M and will be taught by Professor Pete Baker. This class develops the team by
showing how promotion is done through obedience to the good of the whole. It instructs a leader on how to find the
gifts of the other members of the team, how to develop servant-leadership, how
to stay on course, working together on mutually shared goals, how to build
teams, transitioning the culture, and more.
The
Christian Counselor is being taught by Professor Jennifer Anderson starting
September 25th from 5:55-7:25 P.M. This course is necessary for learning
practical Christian counseling purposes, goals and techniques; it includes
forms, resources and support materials for private Christian Counseling
services.
Professor Michelle Amaro is teaching Developing Cultural Relations
starting September 25th from 7:25-7:25 P.M. This course teaches the chaplain on
how to speak in the proper ways to build relationships with people of various
ethnic and religious views. Also reviewed
are: traditions, principle beliefs, information about birth, diet regulations,
sickness, dying/death, and appropriate prayers that could be said with
patients.
Christian
Counseling Care will be held Thursday nights starting September 26th from
5:15-6:45 P.M and will be taught by Professor Lowell Lueck. This course covers
counseling issues for the 21st century including process, ethics,
emotional issues, addictions and impulse control, and grief and trauma matters
such as job loss, PTSD, sexual abuse, and abortion.
Call
661-328-1151 or visit www.summitbiblecollege.com
to enroll today!
enroll
today!