The following courses will be available online for Summer 2010. Current students, please contact the Academic office for registration information. If you are not a current student, apply online to begin!

Basic Christian Counseling

PM233 - This course is designed to give you a deepened selfawareness, steps leading to personal healing and growth, and increased confidence in helping others with life’s problems, through the application of Scripture and through godly human interaction. 3 units / 48 clock hours.

For more information: view a sample course syllabus or view the course outline.

Basic College Composition

LA113 - A course designed to help you master clarity, correctness, and effectiveness in writing for both college and ministry settings. 3 units / 48 clock hours.

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Bible Study Methods

TH113 - This course will train you for confident, in-depth Bible study, using tools and techniques designed to help the believer hear God through His Word. 3 units / 48 clock hours.

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Management for Christian Leaders

PM373 - In this course you will be exposed to the basic principles of leading, managing, communicating, delegating, motivating, developing healthy relationships, resolving conflicts, and administrating a Christian education program. 3 units / 48 clock hours.

New Testament Survey

NT113 - An opportunity for you to get to know the people, places and events in the New Testament, and relate them to the times in which we live. 3 units / 48 clock hours.

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Old Testament Survey

OT113 - A comprehensive survey of the Old Testament which will help you to discover the theme and message of each book, and make application for life today. 3 units / 48 clock hours.

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Spiritual Formation

CL103 - Spiritual Formation is the study and dynamic of personal and spiritual growth in the Pentecostal and Charismatic tradition. This course brings definition to spirituality and it provides practical tools for the student to utilize. The course will explore the historical perspective of spiritual formation. It will provide a forum for self-exploration and spiritual growth. 3 units / 48 clock hours.
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Youth Counseling

PM333 - This course is designed to prepare Christian workers to counsel youth and provide collaboration and support to parents and caregivers. This course will focus on the application of Scripture, Christian disciplines and techniques employed to help teens navigate adolescence. It provides an overview of developmental, emotional, relational, familial and sexual issues; abuse; addictions including abuse of Gateway Drugs; disorders of adolescence; and legal, ethical, and multicultural issues. The student will be supplied with more than 40 rapid assessment tools designed for use with adolescents.  Prerequisite: Basic Christian counseling or an introductory counseling course or permission from the instructor. 3 units / 48 clock hours.
For more information: view a sample course syllabus or view the course outline.

* Courses are offered on a first-come, first-served basis. In order to keep optimum course sizes, we may postpone courses in the event of low enrollment or create multiple sections with different instructors in the event of high enrollment.