ANNOUNCING THE 2012 SPRING QUARTER

We have six dynamic classes to choose from for the spring quarter. We desire to give our students a variety of subjects to consider for their own direction and biblical training

Don't delay and enroll today for these classes will fill up quickly!

Principles of Counseling    CC 101- 5 weeks (2 credits)

Instructor: Dr. Claude Soriano
Time: Monday Evening: May 7th – June 11th 7-10 pm
This course is an introduction to the principles and techniques of Biblical counseling in the local church. This course will also consider several of the non-Christian approaches to counseling. A contrast will be provided so that the student will be able to clearly distinguish why the Biblical counseling is superior to and more beneficial for helping man out of his problems.

The Great Commandment    GE 205 - 5 weeks (2 credits)

Instructor: Sis. Debbi Arminio
Time: Wednesday Morning: May 9th – June 6th, 10am - 1pm
"Hear O Israel, The Lord our God is one Lord; And thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind, and with all thy strength:" (Mark 12:30). "This is the first and great commandment." (Matthew 22:38).

Major Worldviews III    A 305** (3 credits)

Instructor: Dr. Jack Fucci, Jr.
Time: Thursday Morning: April 26th – June 21st, 10am – 1pm
This course will help the student to understand what the major cults believe, what Christianity says about these beliefs and how to give an answer to those who promote these cults. The class will cover Mormonism and analyze whether it is a Christian sect or cult. Islam will also be briefly studied.

The Pastoral Epistles - 1 & 2 Timothy & Titus**    (3 credits)

Instructor: Rev. Marc Siegel
Time: Thursday Evening: April 26th – June 28th, 7-10 pm
The letters to Timothy and Titus are generally called the “Pastoral” Epistles”. They are pastoral in tone and in the subject matter they address covering much of the apostolic instruction on the life and doctrine of the church. These books also provide some guidelines on how Christians in the church should relate to society. One of the overriding concerns of the books is that truth be valued and guarded. Too often today, truth is subjective and culturally conditioned. Paul speaks of the value of truth in his own apostolic role, and stands against false teachers who would distort the truth for their own ends.

Encountering the Book of Hebrews    BI 207** (3 credits)

Instructor: Dr. Jack Fucci, Jr
Time: Friday Evening: April 27th – June 22nd, 7-10 pm
Students will look deep into the book of Hebrews which gives great insights into the relationship between the Old and New Testaments. Understand the background to the book which will give greater understanding and meaning to the wonderful promises and teachings found in this Epistle as the student sees how the New Covenant is greater than the Old.

Principles of Faith from Ephesians "The Walk of Faith"
    BI 305 - 5weeks - (2 credits)

Instructor: Pastor Fred Sanles
Time: Saturday Morning: May 12th – June 9th, 10:00am – 1:00pm
This course will encourage you to walk in faith. The Bible tells us that “The just shall live by faith”. Learn from the second part of this Epistle to exercise your faith in Church ministry, family situations and in spiritual warfare.

** NOTE: The ** designates courses needed to graduate with Associates or Bachelors diploma