New Courses for 2010-2011

SBC is pleased to offer a variety of new courses in 2010-2011, including courses in Theolgy, Bible study, women's ministry, counselling, and youth ministry. See the class schedules for a full schedule of daytime and evening/weekend courses.

New Courses

Theology of Spirit, Word, and Community (3 credits)

A theological study of the Holy Spirit and the Scriptures in the life of the church. Examines themes such as the presence, work, and gifts of the Spirit, the inspiration, authority, and canon of Scriptures, with special attention to the discernment of Spirit and Word in Christian community. 

Parables of Jesus through Middle Eastern Eyes (3 credits)

By examining ancient Middle Eastern culture and especially the Gospel of Luke, students will gain a richer and more thorough appreciation of the life and teachings of Jesus.

Conflict Resolution (3 credits)

This course is an overview to the field of peace and conflict studies introducing theories, key terms, concepts, and skills related to conflict, justice, peace, and conflict resolution. Students will discover and develop their own conflict styles and learn introductory skills for dealing with conflict on an interpersonal level. Students will practice peacemaking in on-campus conflict situations.

Christian History: Early-1500 (3 credits)

A study of the historical development of catholic Christianity in the Mediterranean and Europe, as well as Africa and Asia, from the second century to the Renaissance. Emphasis on churches, discipleship, theology, institutions, culture, traditions, conflicts, and renewals.

Living Proof Simulcast with Beth Moore (1 credit)

This course explores the purpose and importance of women ministering to women within the local church setting. Included with the course is participation in a one day conference designed to encourage women and to be taught from God’s word.

Integrating Faith and Sport  (1 credit / semester)

An integration of faith and sport studying Biblical teachings of love, respect, and growth in character for student athletes participating in the pressures of competition.

Counselling/Youth Course: The Value of Mentoring (1 credit)

Description to Come.

Name Changes

You may also notice a number of other courses that do not look familiar on our schedule. Many of our courses have undergone name changes, such as the following:

Course Substitutions

There are also a few courses that may not look familiar to you, but can act as a substitute for a course that is required. Here are some examples: