Dallas Seminary Catalog 2008-2009

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Truth

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Love



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L E T T E R F

R o M M A R K B A i L E Y

Greetings rom the campus o Dallas Teological Seminary.

Our commitment is to provide the very best theological training or a

lietime o study and ministry. We are condent that your experience at

Dallas will be a rich blend o academics, spiritual ormation, ministry

preparation, ellowship, and worship. Our desire is that as you progressthrough your particular program—whether in the classroom, in chapel,

or through the experience o Christian community—you will become

more like Christ and continue to refect Him throughout your ministry.

Te purpose o this catalog is to introduce you to the Seminary. For more

than 80 years Dallas Seminary has helped train the next generation o

servant-leaders or the church o Jesus Christ. Like any school, how well

we equip our students will be measured ultimately by their ministry.

Troughout its history DS has produced graduates who know the Word o God—and who love the God o the Word.



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sTuDenT liFe 13

aCaDemiC Programs 19

ProCeDures &inFormaTion 69

Course DesCriPTions 83

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A B o U T

D A L L A S S E M i n A R Y

aBouT DAllAs seminAry

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OUR MISSIONTe miion o Dll Teologicl Seminry proeionl,grdute-leel chool i to gloriy God by equipping godly ernt-leder or the proclmtion o Hi Word nd thebuilding up o the body o Chrit worldwide.

exPanDeD sTaTemenT oF PurPose1. Dll Teologicl Seminry i proeionl, grdute-leel

theologicl eminry tht eek to proide trining t themter’ nd doctorl leel to prepre it tudent or

riety o Chritin minitrie.

• Asaprofessional,graduate-leveltheologicalinstitutionof

higher lerning, Dll Seminry eek to proide triningor pecic Chritin minitrie nd to encourge thepuruit o Chritin cholrhip t the highet leel o reerch betting the miion o theologicl eminry.

• WhilethedoctrinalcommitmentoftheSeminaryis intentionlly engelicl, Dll Teologicl Seminry eek to proide contribution to broder contituency through community, theologicl nd eccleiticlinolement, nd dilogue.

•eSeminaryseekstomaintainanappropriatebalance

between the trining it proide or eectie octionlminitrie nd the cdemic rigor necery to grdutethoe who will reerch, write, nd tech t the highetlevelsoftheologicaleducation.Asbothaprofessionalandgrdute-leel eductionl intitution, the Seminry icommitted to proiding the pproprite upport erice,deprtment, reource, nd cilitie to ccomplih themiion o the intitution.

2. In order to equip men nd women or minitry godly ernt-leder, Dll Teologicl Seminry encourgethe deelopment o godly chrcter in ech o it tudent.

•eSeminaryiscommittedtothepreparationofstudents who re deeply committed to Jeu Chrit nd re mrked by biblicl nd theologicl knowledge nd mturing piritulity,long with the kill necery or their uture minitrie.

•Studentsareencouragedtogrowspirituallyintheirpersonalreltionhip with God, to unction reponibly within theChritin community, nd to engge nd witne to the

world rom lie o ith nd integrity.

•DallasSeminaryiscommittedtohelpingleadersdevelop biblicl philoophy o ernt-herted lederhip dened by Jeu Chrit nd modeled by Him nd theother godly indiidul depicted in the Scripture. Suchlederhip reult rom the grciou working o Godthrough peron’ experience, trining, piritul giting,nturl tlent, nd the enblement o God’ Spirit.

3. Dll Teologicl Seminry i committed to it oundingidel tht the centrl ubject o tudy i the entire Bible.

•DallasSeminarystandsunequivocallycommittedto the Bible God’ inerrnt, inllible, nd uthorittie

written reeltion. Member o the chool’ bord ndculty ubcribe to the Seminry’ Doctrinl Sttement,

which i uniquely complete nd detiled, thu helpingegurd the chool’ unwering theologicl tnceince it ounding.

Dallasseminary

ComPeTenCiesThe curricula and related

seminary experiences are

designed to help Dallas

Seminary students develop

competencies o knowledge,

abilities and skills, and belies

and values to help evangelize

the world and build the church.

Specic competencies are

developed in each proessional

degree program, but all

master’s-level Dallas Seminary

students are to develop

competency in:

BiBlical interpretation

The student understands the

Bible in its historical, literary,

and theological contexts in

order to apply and communicate

the Scriptures.

theology

The student is committed to a

doctrinal position consistent

with historic Christian orthodoxy,

derived rom Scripture and

measured by general agreement

with the doctrinal statement o

the Seminary, and is able to

articulate sound doctrine in a

variety o cultural settings.

communication

The student is able to persuade

others with respect to biblical

and theological truth through

oral, written, and electronic

media.

christian spirituality

The student, by means o the

Spir it, demonstrates increasing

love and devotion to God and

loving service to others.

servant leadership

The student models servant

leadership and equips others in

a God-given direction through

Christlike character, leadership

capability, and love.

cultural engagement

The student demonstrates

appreciation or the contribu-

tions o diferent cultures andis committed to evangelism

and biblically based ministry

with appropriate engagement

with people in those cultures.



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aBouT DAllAs seminAryA B o U T D A L L A S S E Mi n A R Y

aBouT Dallas seminary

•eSeminary’scommitmenttothe Scripture led to rmework o doctrinein which the gret undmentl o the

Chritin ith re rmed nd expounded.Te doctrine o engelicl orthodoxy retught in the rmework o premillennil,dipentionl theology, deried rom conitent grmmticl-hitoricl inter-prettion o the Bible. Toe truth includeuch eentil the uthority nd inerrncy o Scripture, the rinity, the ull deity ndhumnity o Chrit, the piritul lotneo the humn rce, the ubtitutionry tonement nd bodily reurrection o Chrit, ltion by ith lone in Chrit

lone, nd the phyicl return o Chrit.

•egoalofallbiblicalandtheological intruction i to gloriy God through trnormed lie tht i mnieted by

wholeherted loe or God nd ernt-herted loe or other.

4. In order to prepre godly ernt-leder who refect the hert o God, Dll Seminry i committed to worldwide iion o Chritin minitry.

•DallasSeminaryiscommittedtofulfilling the mndte o Jeu to mke diciple o ll ntion. Te Seminry community ienriched nd h it iion or minitry expnded by the preence o tudentrom wide riety o countrie ndethnic bckground.

•DallasSeminaryembracesawidecontexto minitrie. rining or octionlminitry i the primry purpoe or whichthe Seminry w ounded nd now exists.Asecondarypurposeistoprovidetheologicl trining or thoe who chooeto remin in their proeion but whodeire to be trined or lederhip nd more eectie minitry in the church.

•DallasSeminaryisrmlycommittedto promoting the miionry endeorthroughout the world. Ti commitmenti demontrted in riety o wy thtproide both expoure nd experience ortudent in the diere nture o miionnd the unique opportunitie or octionlerice in miion round the world.

HISTORY OF DALLAS SEMINARY In the ll o 1924 the rt tudent body o Dll Teologicl Seminry met to tudy under the noted Bible techer, Dr. Lewi Sperry Cher. Ti cl o 13 tudent w the reulto Dr. Cher’ burden nd iion to ound eminry tht would emphize expoitory

preching nd teching o the Scripture.In 1935 the Seminry pioneered the our-yerMter o Teology (T.M.) degree, which i

yer longer thn the three-yer Mter o Diinity (M.Di.) degree oered t motother eminrie. Te T.M. gie ll the

eentil theologicl coure oered in three-yer curriculum with dditionlemphi in ytemtic theology, Hebrew nd Old etment exegei, Greek nd New etment exegei, nd Bible expoition.

In 1974 the Seminry intituted the two-yerMasterofArts(BiblicalStudies)[M.A.(BS)] progrm or tudent whoe minitrie wouldnot require the in-depth lnguge triningo the T.M. progrm. Te Doctor o Minitry (D.Min.) degree w begun in 1980 to proide

urther ptorl trining or Seminry grduteto meet the chnging demnd o minitry. In1982theSeminarybegantheM.A.inChristianEducation(M.A./CE)degreeprogramsothattudent could receie pecilized trining orChristianministries.In1987theM.A.inCross-culturalMinistries(M.A./CM)programwas inugurted to gie pecilized miion trining.In 1993 the Seminry lunched three-yerM.A.inBiblicalCounseling(M.A./BC)degreeprogramandatwo-yearM.A.inBiblicalExegesisandLinguistics(M.A./BEL)degreeprogram.e

ltter progrm i oered jointly with the GrduteInstituteofAppliedLinguisticslocatedinsouthDallas.In2005theSeminarylaunchedtheM.A.inMediaandCommunication(M.A./MC) degree progrm or thoe intereted in employingthe medi rt in minitry.

Outtnding lederhip nd cholrly expertie he chrcterized theSeminry’ preident:

Dr. Lewi Sperry Cher, 1924–1952

Dr. John F. Wloord, 1952–1986

Dr. Donld K. Cmpbell, 1986–1994

Dr. Chrle R. Swindoll, 1994–2001

Dr. Mrk L. Biley, 2001–

Troughout the Seminry’ hitory it h ted-tly mintined it llegince to biblicl truth. ADoctrinalStatementarticulatesthebeliefsofDll Seminry, nd ech yer the culty ndbord member rerm their greement withthi ttement.

DALLAS DISTINCTIvESTe Seminry’ commitment to excellencein prepring communictor o the Bible het it in plce o ditinction. Wht i it thtmke Dll Seminry dierent rom mny other eminrie?

a ConsisTenT TheologiCalaPProaChDll Seminry tnd unequioclly committed to God’ inerrnt Scripture.

Ti commitment led to ytem o doctrinein which the gret undmentl o theChritin ith re rmed nd expounded.



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Te doctrine o engelicl orthodoxy retught in the rmework o premillennil,dipentionl theology, deried rom

conitent grmmticl-hitoricl interprettiono the Bible.

a BiBle-CenTereD CurriCulumTe tudy o the entire Bible i centrlchrcteritic o the Dll curriculum.Eery tudent in mter’-leel progrm(exceptMasterofArtsinBiblicalExegesis nd Linguitic) tudie the 66 book o theBible in expoitionl nd exegeticl coure.

wo-nd--hl yer o Greek nd two yer

o Hebrew enble T.M. tudent to deelopexegeticl kill bic to their own inductieexmintion o the written Word.

ADallasSeminaryeducation,however,extendsbeyond the cdemic puruit o biblicl ndtheologicl dicipline to the rt o communi-cting biblicl truth eectiely. Coure inminitry nd communiction eek to cultitein tudent enitiity to piritul need,zel or world miion, eror in engelim,nd Spirit-lled enthuim or eectiely

communicting the Word o God.

a worlD-Class FaCulTyReident nd djunct culty collectiely holdoer 231 grdute degree rom unieritiend eminrie round the world. Ninety-twopercent o the reident culty he t letonedoctorate.Altogether,residentand retired culty he uthored more thn450 publiction.

Not only re Dll Seminry culty known or

their competence biblicl cholr, techer,nd communictor, but they re lo Spirit-ledpeople o God who he peronl interet intheir tudent.

a DynamiC sPiriTual emPhasisFrom it beginning the Seminry h dmittedonly tudent who gie eidence o being borngin. More thn regenertion, howeer, tudent mut undertnd how the Wordo God impct hi or her dily lie. o be

qulied properly or eminry intruction, tudent mut be wlking in ellowhip withGod o tht he or he cn be tught by theHoly Spirit.

AtDallas,thecultivationofthespirituallife i ineprbly ued with the cholrly tudy ofbiblicalandrelatedsubjects.Allofthisis deigned to prepre tudent to communictethe Word o God in the power o Hi Spirit.

a sTrong CommiTmenT To missionsDll Seminry’ commitment to miion

i demontrted through it progrm ndconerence, which expoe tudent to thediere nture o miion nd the uniqueopportunitie or octionl miionry erice.

Student whoe gol i creer miion my enroll in the Cro-culturl Minitrie emphiofeithertheMasterofArts(M.A.)ortheMastero Teology (T.M.) degree progrm. Toeprticulrly intereted in Bible trnltionshouldconsidertheMasterofArtsinBiblicalExegesisandLinguistics(M.A./BEL)program,

oered jointly with the Grdute Intitute o AppliedLinguistics(GIAL)..M.coursesarelo oered in urbn minitrie.

Student in mot o the Seminry’ mter’-leel degree progrm re required to tke tlet one coure in the Deprtment o WorldMissionsandInterculturalStudies.Anumber o electie coure re ilble to tudent

who deire greter expoure to miion iueinNorthAmericaorabroad.

Te preence o mny interntionl tudent oncmpu crete culturlly rich enironmenttht refect the dierity o the globl churchnd the cope o the Gret Commiion.

ALUMNI AND pLACEMENTMore thn 12,000 lumni he tudied t DllSeminry. Tey currently ere in ll 50 ttend in 95 countrie, teching the Bible in oer70 denomintion nd in independent churche.Dll Seminry i committed to the ucce o

it lumni, nd proide upport, reource, ndnetworking in the ollowing wy.

PlaCemenT serviCesTe Plcement Oce begin lietime o upport or Dll Seminry grdute by oering conulttion to grduting tudent,lumni, nd churche in the plcement proce.It erice include itnce with reumedeelopment, interiewing nd cndidting,nd compention guideline. Te PlcementOce lo help churche erch or cndidte

nd mintin lit o minitry opportunitiethrough the Plcement webite.

ways To sTay ConneCTeDIn ddition to proiding plcement erice,Dll Seminry eek to oter nd mintin network between lumni through other menuch qurterly newletter, the Connection;



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THE TWENTIES1924 Evangelical Theological College ounded.

Lewis Sperry Chaer assumed presidency.

1925 Doctrinal Statement ofcially adopted.

1926 Current campus site purchased.

1927 First permanent building erected (Davidson Hall).

Doctor o Theology (Th.D.) degree program initiated.

1929 Stearns Hall erected.

THE THIRTIES1934 Publishing o Bibliotheca Sacra assumed.

1935 Master o Theology (Th.M.) program begun.

1936 Name changed to Dallas Theological Seminary andGraduate School o Theology.

THE FIFTIES1952 John F. Walvoord became second president.

1953 Chaer Chapel construction completed.

THE SIXTIES1960 Mosher Library erected.

1969 Accreditation received rom Southern Associationo Colleges and Schools (SACS).

Name changed to Dallas Theological Seminary.

Lincoln Hall purchased.

THE SEvENTIES1971 Summer School program launched.

1974 Master o Arts (Biblical Studies) [M.A.(BS)]program begun.

Todd Academic Center erected.

1975 Campbell Academic Center erected.

THE EIGHTIES1980 Doctor o Ministry program introduced.

1981 Walvoord Student Center erected.

1982 Master o Arts in Christian Education (M.A./CE)program begun.

1986 Donald K. Campbell became third president.

Center or Christian Leadership established.

1987 Master o Arts in Cross-cultural Ministries (M.A./CM)program begun.

1988 Howard G. Hendricks Center or Christian Leadershipbuilding purchased.

Turpin Library dedicated.

1989 San Antonio extension program begun.

THE NINETIES1990 Candidacy or Membership received

rom Association o Theological Schools (ATS).

Mitchell Ministries Center purchased.

1991 Certicate o Graduate Studies program begun.

1992 Christian Education concentration in Doctor o Ministry(D.Min.) program introduced.

1993 Houston and Chattanooga extension programs begun.

Master o Arts in Biblical Counseling begun.

Master o Arts in Biblical Exegesis and Linguisticsprogram begun.

Th.D. degree nomenclature changed to Ph.D.

1994 Charles R. Swindoll became ourth president.

Tampa extension program begun.

Accreditation received rom ATS.

1999 Reafrmation o Accreditation with ATS or 10 years.

Atlanta and Austin extension programs begun.

THE TWO-THOUSANDS2001 Mark L. Bailey became th president.

2002 Swiss Tower Student Apartment Complex completed .

2003 Reafrmation o accreditation with both SACS and ATSor 10 years.

2004 Online education program begun.

D.Min. program in Spanish oered through SETECA.

Approval by ATS to oer the ull M.A.(BS) degreeat Atlanta and Austin extensions.

2005 Campbell Academic Center addition and renovationcompleted.

Master o Arts in Media and Communication (M.A./MC)degree program begun.

Approval by ATS to oer the ull Th.M. and M.A./CEprograms in Houston.

2006 First online course in Chinese oered.

2008 Single Student Apartment Complex completed.

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monthly emil updte, ENews; nd printedbiannualAlumniDirectory,whichisalso pword protected nd ilble online.

Te Seminry lo help it contituent ndchurche tht employ DS grdute throughit online church loctor.

ConTinuing eDuCaTionDll Seminry i committed to continuingeduction or lumni nd other Chritin lederin order to meet the chnging demnd o minitry. It lo meet immedite minitry need nd repreent the Seminry’ continuedcommitment to the ucce o it lumni. Te AlumniOceprovidesresourcesthataddresscurrent biblicl nd theologicl iue nd buildon the trining grdute receied during their

yer o tudy.

Grdute my udit mter’-leel coureonline or on cmpu or mll ee, or tkecoure or credit t reduced rte. Couretken or credit cnnot be pplied towrdnother degree t the Seminry unle thedierence in the tuition rte i pid; howeer,thee coure my be trnerble to othergrdute intitution. Grdute my lotke coure in the Doctor o Minitry progrm.

AnAlumni-in-Residenceprogramallows lumni with three-yer minimum o ull-timeminitry experience ter grdution to returnto cmpu nondegree tudent or tuition-ree emeter o tudy. Coure tken in thiprogrm cnnot be pplied to degree progrmt the Seminry, but my be trnerble toother grdute intitution.

HOWARD G. HENDRICkS CENTERFOR CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIpFounded in 1986, the Howrd G. HendrickCenter or Chritin Lederhip (CCL) ere trining nd reource center to deeloplederhip kill in DS tudent, lumni, ndother Chritin worker nd buine leder.Progrm include lederhip conerence,pritul-git ement, church conulting,lie-plnning, chrcter deelopment, nditnce in iion renement.

InconjunctionwiththeAcademicDean’s Oce, the CCL coordinte the Deprtmento Spiritul Formtion nd Lederhip ndthe Center or Biblicl Studie.

CenTer For BiBliCal sTuDiesTe Dll Seminry Center or Biblicl Studie(CBS) oer nondegree, dult continuing-eduction coure in Bible, theology, piritullife,andministryskillsforpeopleintheDallas/Fort Worth re. CBS oer eening coure in

the ll, pring, nd ummer term. Upper-leelM.A.,.M.,S.T.M.,andPh.D.studentsteachCBS coure or internhip credit. InormtionaboutCBScanbefoundatwww.dts.edu/cbs.

SUppORTING MINISTRIESBiBliotheca Sacra

Te oldet conertie theologicl journlinAmerica,Bibliotheca Sacra h been incontinuou publiction ince 1843 nd h beenpublihed by Dll Seminry ince 1934. Tiqurterly journl contin rticle, periodiclreiew, nd book reiew on biblicl expoitionnd current theologicl nd miniteril iueo interet to ptor, cholr, lumni, techer,nd eriou ly Bible tudent. BibliothecaSacra enjoy one o the lrget circultiono ny theologicl journl in the world.

FaCulTy minisTriesDll Seminry’ ditinguihed culty memberre in requent demnd peker nd ledert Chritin conerence nd proeionlocition conerence in the United Sttend round the world. Seerl o them reinoled in populr rdio nd ideo minitrie,nd ll ere in locl churche.

Kindred Spirit Dll Seminry publihe Kindred Spirit our

time yer minitry to riend o thechool. Ech iue o thi wrd-winningmgzine eture helpul rticle on Bibledoctrine nd Chritin liing rom conertie,engelicl perpectie. Free ubcription reilble within the United Stte.

oFF-CamPus BiBle ConFerenCesEch yer the Seminry ponor Bibleconerence tught by culty member ndlumni t Mount Hermon Conerence Centerin Cliorni nd Word o Lie in Florid.

ACCREDITATION AND AFFILIATIONSDll Teologicl Seminry i ccreditedby the Commiion on College o theSouthernAssociationofCollegesandSchools(1866 Southern Lne, Dectur, Georgi30033-4097; telephone number 404-679-4501)to wrd mter’ nd doctorl degree. TeSeminry i lo n ccredited member o the AssociationofeologicalSchoolsintheUnitedStte nd Cnd (10 Summit Prk Drie,Pittburgh, Pennylni 15275-1103;telephone number 800-367-8250).

DallasSeminaryisamemberoftheAssociation ofChristianSchoolsInternational(ACSI),theEvangelicalTrainingAssociation(ETA),the Jerulem Unierity College, the Intituteo Teologicl Studie (IS), nd n litemember o the Council o Chritin Collegend Unieritie (CCCU).

Dll Seminry i nondenomintionl nd

eek to ere thoe o like biblicl ith inengelicl Protetntim. Te culty, goerningbord, nd tudent re member o rioudenomintionl or independent churche.



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LOCATIONTe min cmpu o Dll Seminry ilocted in Dll, ex, with metropolitn

re popultion o oer our million.

With n erge temperture o 66 degree ndn bundnce o ordble houing, the city lo bot beutiul reidentil re, prk,nd plyground, long with ne chool ndunieritie. Student nd their milie my enjoy hot o culturl ctiitie, mueum, ndprticipnt nd pecttor port.

Te buine cpitl o the Southwet, Dllproide numerou employment opportunitiethrough it bnk, oce, hopitl, nd otherindustries,andisservicedbytheDallas/Fort WorthInternationalAirport—oneoftheworld’slargest—locatedapproximately25milesfromthe Seminry (ee mp on pge 214 in thictlog). Mp re lo ilble on theSeminarywebsiteatwww.dts.edu/prospective.Click on “Viit Cmpu.”






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Student re wht we re bout t Dll Seminry. rining you

or uture minitry inole minitering to you nd encourging you to miniter to ech other. You will nd the tmopherend progrm on our cmpu conducie to building uthenticcommunity within the body o Chrit.

SpIRITUAL DEvELOpMENT Asastudent,youwillhavemanyopportunitiesforpersonal interactionandgrowth—inclass,inchapel,inprayer,andin fellowship—thatwillhelpyoudevelopapassionforministry.

ChaPelDll Seminry proide chpel erice or tudent echmorning, uedy through Fridy, during the ll nd pringemeter, nd ech Wednedy morning during Summer School.Chpel erice eture worhip nd mege by culty membernd other Chritin leder. Occionl Fridy Forum proiden opportunity or dilogue on criticl current iue with nopen-orum dicuion between culty, tudent, nd, t time,

iiting leder rom the Chritin community. (See the StudentHndbook or chpel ttendnce requirement.)

Prayer ChaPelsStudent nd culty come together eerl dy ech emeter orpecil time o pryer in chpel.

sPiriTual FormaTionSpiritul Formtion t Dll Seminry i n intentionl ttemptto proide context or lie-chnge. Tee group proide nenvironmentforprayer,fellowship,andministry.Asgroup member grow together in chrcter nd piritul mturity,ignicnt riendhip nd minitry prtnerhip re etblihedtht oten lt lietime. Spiritul Formtion i required o T.M.,M.A./BEL,M.A./CE,M.A./CM,andM.A./MCstudentsandis

oered n electie in other progrm. Student hould plntocompletethisrequirementinfourconsecutivefall/spring semesters.M.A./BELstudentsparticipateinaspecializedSpiritualFormtion progrm.

STUDENT SERvICESDll Seminry proide reource to tudent nd their poue.Te ollowing re jut ew o the ilble erice. Contct theStudent Serice Oce or more detiled inormtion.

Counseling anD TesTing serviCesTe Couneling Serice deprtment oer hort-term counelingitnce to tudent, t, culty, nd their immeditemilie. Te director o Couneling nd eting Serice icomplemented by reerrl network o counelor rom thecommunity, ll working rom biblicl oundtion in proidingproeionl couneling erice to the Seminry mily.

ChrisTian minisTry oPPorTuniTieseDallas/FortWorthMetroplexoersavarietyofopportunitiesfortudent to pply wht they re lerning in the clroom. Mny churche welcome tudent to tech Sundy chool, led youth

group, nd miniter in other wy. Student re oten ble to ullltheir internhip requirement while minitering t thee churche.(See Spiritul Formtion nd Lederhip deprtment or moreinormtion bout internhip requirement nd opportunitie.)



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sTuDenT lie

S T U D E n T L i F E

sTuDenT governmenT Dll Seminry h n ctie tudentgoernment. Te Student Council, elected

by tudent, ere primrily to integrte llphe o extrcurriculr lie o the tudentbody. Leder rom ll ctie tudent groupprticipte in Student Council.

sTuDenT newsPaPer Astudentnewspapercontainsnews,features,nd rticle relting to the tudent body, whichre ubmitted motly by tudent.

sTuDenT missions FellowshiPStudent Miion Fellowhip (SMF) hotnumerou pryer meeting, dicuion group,nd chpel to keep the tudent body wreo piritul need round the world. SMFencourge tudent to prticipte in nInterculturl Minitrie Internhip brod.Tey lo ponor cmpu-wide WorldEngeliztion Conerence ech pring,

which inorm tudent bout option orlong-term miionry erice.

PhysiCal FiTness FaCiliTiesEch tudent enrolled in ix or more hourper emeter py n ctiity ee tht proide memberhip to the Bylor Fitne Centerech ll nd pring term. Optionl member-hip re ilble or thoe enrolled in ewerthn ix hour nd or tudent’ poue.

women sTuDenTs FellowshiPTe Women Student Fellowhip (WSF)exit to ere nd help emle tudent

connect with one nother nd to cclimteto Seminry lie. WFS i led by lederhiptem o women tudent dedicted to enrichingthe cdemic, piritul, reltionl, nd ocillie o ellow women tudent. WSF loord women opportunitie to led throughdeeloping, orgnizing, nd proiding eentuch the nnul women tudent’ ll retretnd new tudent’ luncheon. Other opportunitieincludeaconnectingministry(SNAP),new tudent ellowhip group, mentoring minitry (Heed Siter), pryer group, inorml brown

bg lunche, periodic guet peker, eminr,nd ocil eent.

sTuDenT hanDBook Te Student Hndbook include cdemic,librry, nd nncil regultion nd procedure well other intruction nd policie regrd-ing tudent lie.

While the Seminry recognize the reedom o ech tudent to deelop exemplry peronltndrd under the lederhip o the Holy

Spirit, tudent t the Seminry re recognized Chritin leder by people in the community.

Tereore certin exemplry tndrd o conduct nd ppernce re to goern thetudent body (Rom. 14:21–22). Te ue o

tobcco nd the ue o lcoholic beerge(except or liturgicl, ceremonil, medicinl,or other exceptionl intnce) re notconidered uitble or the Seminry culty,t, nd tudent. (See the StudentHndbook or urther inormtion.)

seminary wives in minisTrySeminry Wie in Minitry (SWIM) exit toequip wie to become competent to erelongide their hubnd in minitry. Treeditinct progrm cilitte thi preprtion:riple S (SWIM el-tudy) ocue onindependent reding nd community inole-ment nd i monitored by culty wie dier;SWING (Seminry Wie in Nurturing Group),dminitered nd led by tudent wie, i mll-group minitry tht encourge Bibletudy, ellowhip, nd lederhip deelopment;nd eminr (ll nd pring) del with topico interet to women prepring or ericealongsidetheirhusbandsinministry.eActs18 Minitry pir new wie with current wie

to help them djut to their new community.Finlly, n nnul retret i held ech pringto enhnce the SWIM progrm.

emPloymenT oPPorTuniTiesJob re lited on the Seminry’ Job Bord,

which i ilble online to tudent throughCampusNet.Acceptedstudentsandtheirspouses my iew lit o job opening mde knowntousbyemployersintheDallas/FortWorthMetroplexbyselecting“DFWJobBoard.”A

tudent ID nd pword re required. erminlre locted in Student Serice in the WloordStudent Center. Contct Student Serice ormore inormtion regrding the Job Bord.

Student nd their poue who wih to beconidered or on-cmpu employment houldcontct the Humn Reource Oce. o iew lit o on-cmpu opening, or to obtinn ppliction, go to www.dt.edu. Select“Employment” rom the menu. Contct HumnReource or quetion regrding theeon-cmpu opening.

sTuDenTs wiTh DisaBiliTiesIn ccordnce with Section 503 nd 504oftheRehabilitationActof1973andthe AmericanswithDisabilitiesActof1990, Dll Teologicl Seminry will mkereonble ccommodtion to enure equlopportunity nd cce or qulied tudentto pplicble progrm, erice, ctiitie,nd cilitie. Dll Teologicl Seminry i pritely unded, nonprot, religiou

orgniztion nd i committed to proidingreonble ccommodtion within thelimittion o Seminry reource.




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S T U D E n T L i F E

Accommodationprovidedtothestudent will be determined ter the pplicnt hbeen ccepted or dmiion. Inquirie bout

ilble erice nd reource prior toppliction cnnot be nwered withpecic inormtion.

Afteracceptanceforadmission,butbefore initil mtricultion, it i the reponibility o the tudent to mke known hi or her needor ccommodtion. Requet or pecilccommodtion or uxiliry id hould bemde well in dnce o need to the coordintoro erice or tudent with dibilitie in theStudent Serice deprtment. Proo o dibility

my be required i the dibility i not eident.

Te Seminry ume no reponibility or peronl itnce necery orindependent unctioning or or pecilizedmedicl cre.

HEALTH INSURANCETe Seminry require ll tudent tking nineor more credit hour per emeter to crry helth inurnce or themele nd their

immediatefamilies.Allstudentstaking6–8credit hour nd Doctor o Philoophy tudenttking 3–5 credit hour re eligible to enroll inthe tudent helth inurnce progrm oeredthrough the Seminry.

HOUSINGDll Seminry i committed to proidingqulity, economicl houing tht upportthe miion o Dll Seminry by encourgingpiritul growth nd community in two on-

cmpu prtment cilitie.

Swi ower proide cilitie or mrried couple with or without children in 158 prtment.Ti 10-tory cility i locted ccro the treetrom urpin Librry. It oer one-bedroomprtment with tudy nd two-bedroomapartments.Amenitiesincludeadultandchildwimming pool, communl g grill, com-munity room eturing mll kitchen or ocilunction, gme nd conertion re, nd mll plyroom or reident’ children. Lundry

cilitie re ilble on ech foor. Swi owerlo oer lnguge reerch librry nd mll-group meeting room.

enewSingleStudentApartmentComplex, which opened in the pring o 2008, proide89 one- nd two-bedroom prtment, long

with wide rnge o community pce. Echapartmenthasanecientfullkitchen/livingroom nd one or two bedroom with their ownull bth nd cloet.

Te menitie in thi cility include pool

nd grill re djcent to n indoor lounge, community room with gme tble, two mediroom, two muic prctice room, nd kitchen

or ocil unction. It lo oer lngugereerch librry nd computer lb, grouptudy room, lundry cility, n indoor

basketball/volleyballcourt,and,ontheuppertwo loor, n open-ir courtyrd.

Both prtment cilitie re equipped withelectroniclly controlled cce to the propertiend prtment nd 24-hour police protectionby the DS Cmpu Police deprtment.

Te Houing Oce lo mintin lrgedtbe o o-cmpu houing opportunitiend the t i ilble to help tudent

with their houing need, preerence, ndoption. Te DS Houing webpge oer

welth o inormtion bout on-cmpu ndo-cmpu houing option, inormtion boutDll nd the urrounding Metroplex, chool,m trnit, tool or electing roommte,church inormtion, nd more.

FACULTY AND ACADEMIC ADvISINGSince the Seminry conider the diingproce n integrl prt o ech tudent’progrm, ll degree tudent re igned culty dier rom deprtment pproprite

to their coure o tudy. Fculty dier helpnot only in electing tictory progrmo tudy, but lo by proiding piritul nd

octionl counel. Student re encourgedto meet regulrly with their dier.

AcademicadvisingalsoisavailablethroughtheAdvisingCenterintheRegistrar’sOce. Academicadviserscanhelpstudentsplanandcomplete their degree nd gie pecic help

with electing coure nd chedule.

MOSER & TURpIN LIbRARIESTe Moher Librry building, opened in 1960,i nmed in memory o Willim nd TeodoreMoher. It h 20,000 qure eet o pce orperiodicl, tudy crrel, nd the Medi Center.urpin Librry, opened in 1988 nd nmedin honor o Jck nd Slly urpin, h 38,000qure eet o pce or the circultion dek,dminitrtie oce, nd mot o the book-tck. Te two librry building re connectednd together hold oer 300,000 item, including

more thn 210,000 olume, plu udiotpe, ideo, lide, microorm, nd electronicreource. Te librry mintin more thn800 current periodicl ubcription pluindexe, btrct, nd bibliogrphie.

Te librry h eting or 584 reder, includingtwo conerence room nd two mll-grouptudy room. Librry t with theologiclnd librry degree it tudent nd culty.Te generl collection i trong in ytemticnd hitoricl theology. It lo emphizebiblicl exegei nd interprettion, withextenie holding in biblicl lnguge,rcheology, nd the hitory nd cultureo the biblicl world.







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T A B L E o F

C o n T E n T S

aCaDemiC Programs ConTenTs

aCaDemiC Programs 20

masTer oF Theology (Th.m.) Degree 21

masTer oF saCreD Theology (s.T.m.) Degree 30

ProFessional masTer

oF arTs (m.a.) Degrees 33 Bbc C 35

Bbc e & ltc 37

Ct edct 42

Cct mt 46

md d Cct 50

general masTer oF arTs (m.a.[Bs]) Degree 52

CerTiFiCaTe oF graDuaTesTuDies (C.g.s.) 54

DoCTor oF minisTry (D.min.) Degree 56

DoCTor oF PhilosoPhy (Ph.D.) Degree 60

sPeCial Programs

& sessions 64et P 64

J ut C 65

i std P 65

DTs d ut nt T unT Cbt P 65

DTs Ptp tCp Cd Ct d y l 65

Tesol Ctct 66

mtct P 66

a lctp d Cc 66

s sc 67

wt 67

e d wd C 67o edct 67



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A C A D E M i C

P R o G R A M S

20

Degree reuremets publshed ths catalg are eectve r

all ew studets, cludg thse begg ther prgram thesummer sess.

Dallas Semary ers 11 prgrams study. irmat thssect descrbes each these prgrams, cludg cursereuremets. All degree prgrams are ceducatal.

1. A 120hur prgram leadg t the Master Thelgydegree.

2. A 32hur prgram leadg t the Master Sacred Thelgy degree r studets wh prevusly eareda threeyear Master Dvty r ts euvalet.

3. A 90hur prgram leadg t the pressal Master Arts Bblcal Cuselg degree. Studets thsprgram terested pursug Teas State Lcesuremay be reured t take e r tw addtal cursesbeyd the 90 hurs reured r the degree.

4. A 62hur prgram leadg t the pressal Master Arts Bblcal Eegess ad Lgustcs degree, ered cllabrat wth the Graduate isttute AppledLgustcs asscated wth Wycle Bble Traslatrs.

5. A 65hur prgram leadg t the pressal Master

Arts Chrsta Educat degree.

6. A 64hur prgram leadg t the pressal Master Arts Crsscultural Mstres degree.

7. A 62hur prgram leadg t the Master Arts BblcalStudes degree.

8. A 67hur prgram leadg t the Master Arts Medaad Cmmucat degree.

9. A 30hur prgram leadg t the Certcate GraduateStudes.

10. A 30hur pressal prgram leadg t the Dctr Mstry degree r thse presetly mstry adhldg a Master Dvty degree r ts euvalet.

11. A 35hur prgram leadg t the Dctr Phlsphydegree r thse presetg a Master Thelgy degreer ts euvalet, wth a addtal 26 hurs r thsehldg a Master Dvty degree r ts euvalet.

Studets wshg t ear a secd master’s degree may d sby addg addtal hurs t the eared degree. The ttalhurs eeded t ear tw degrees llw. Csult the Regstrar’s

ofce r the specc curses that must be cmpleted t ear thesecd degree.

2year M.A. + 2year M.A. = 90 hurs



Th.M. + 2year M.A. = 150 hurs

Th.M. + 3year M.A. = 165 hurs

Whle all prgrams at Dallas Semary are ceducatal, theSemary hlds the pst that Scrpture lmts t me therles elder ad ser pastr the lcal church. Therere theSemary prgrams study are t desged t prepare wmer these rles.



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21masTer oF Theology (Th.m.)

MA S T E R o F

T

H E o L o G Y ( T H .M

. )

pURpOSETe Master o Teology degree progrm i deigned to producecompetent Bible expoitor who re qulied to ere Godeectiely ptor, miionrie, or leder in other reo octionl Chritin minitry.

GOALS

eDuCaTional goalso enble tudent to:

• verbalizeageneralknowledgeoftheBible,includingasyntheticundertnding o the mjor book;

•evidenceanunderstandingofthehistoricaldevelopmentoftheology, knowledge o premillennil theology, nd n bility toupport their theologicl iew nd pply them to contemporry iue;

•demonstratetheabilitytoexegetetheHebrewandGreektextsofthe Bible; nd

•evidenceanunderstandingoftheeducationalprogramofthelocalchurch nd n wrene o the worldwide miion o the church.

sPiriTual goalso enble tudent to eidence n increing likene to Chrit mnieted in loe or God, loe or other, nd the ruit o the Spirit.

minisTry goalso enble tudent to:

•communicatetheBibleeectively;

•demonstrateskillsinvariousministries;and

•leadalocalchurchorothergroupbymeansofbiblical expoition, lederhip kill, engelim, nd erice.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS AdmissionrequirementsandapplicationproceduresfortheT.M. progrm re the me or ll progrm o tudy t theSeminary.(SeetheAdmissionsectionofthiscatalog.)

TRANSFER OF CREDITrner o up to 60 emeter hour i llowed towrd the T.M.degree rom ccredited grdute theologicl chool. Conult the Admissionsectionofthecatalogforinformationoneligibilityfortrner o credit.

CURRICULUMTe precribed Mter o Teology curriculum inole not only extenie preprtion in Hebrew, Greek, Bible, nd ytemticnd hitoricl theology, but lo preprtion in ptorl minitrie,Chritin eduction, miion, nd minitry lederhip. T.M.tudent enroll in Spiritul Formtion group during their rt ourconecutie ll nd pring emeter t either the Dll cmpuor Houton Extenion.

Student re encourged to tke coure in the order in which they pper on the curriculum chrt. Ti i to thetudent’ dntge coure re deigned to build onpreiou coure work.




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M A S T E R o F T H E o L o G

Y

( T H . M . )

CurrICuluM(TH.M. FoUR-YEAR PLAn)

ToTAl TH.M. Hours 120

1 rs101 b d d t c nT113 c t. T tdt d p t t rs101 d nT113cct. T d t t c cpt t T.m. d p ct t rs102 2 t 2 . T p t t d t t t t t t t t dt.stdt t t dd t b t pc tpc ct t b t dt.

2 stdt d 15 p t d t cpt t T.m. d tt t c s sc wt. h, c tc d ct c t D s bt t d t t , t tt cd t , dpd c t. F t cd c ct, tdtd ct t rt’ oc.

3 mt tc t 14 Pt mt tc t 20 itdcp std tc. ec tc t t dp tp td t t tc. s t spt Ft d ldp ct t ct t.

4 op ct 7 t t itdcp std tc t 13 t t Pt mt tc. T17 tc 10 ct. stdt t T.m. p t p t ddt d b t 120 d t d c cdt dt t c t ct t. stdt tt t t c t d t p td, bt t t c t t.

noTe: st d c b dcd b t c s sc d/ wt.

FALL SEMESTERno. courses sem. hours

First year

nT101 Elemets Greek 3

BE101 Bble Study Methds &Hermeeutcs 3

ST101 itr. t Thelgy 3

PM101 Sprtual Le 2

PM102 Evagelsm 2

CE101 Ed. Prcess the Church oRWM101 itr. t Wrld Msss 3

SF101 Sprtual Frmat i

16

second year

oT101 Elemets Hebrew i 3

nT103 itermedate Greek 3

BE103 oT Hstry ii & Petry 2

HT101 Church t Mder Era 3

ST103 Agellgy, Athrplgy,

& Hamartlgy 3

SF103 Sprtual Frmat iii14

third year2

oT103 Hebrew Eegess i 3

BE104 oT Prphets 3

PM104 Epstry Preachg ii 3

itershp 2

Mstry Track Curses3

oR Electve4

Fourth year2

BE106 Acts/Paule Epstles 3

ST105 Sactcat/Eccleslgy 3

BC101 Chrsta Cuselg 2

Mstry Track Curses3

oR Electve4

SpRING SEMESTERno. courses sem. hours

First year


nT113 nT itrduct1 2

BE102 oT Hstry i 3

ST102 Trtarasm 3

CE101 Ed. Prcess the Church oR

WM101 itr. t Wrld Msss 3

SF102 Sprtual Frmat iiRS101 oretat & Research Methds1 1

15

second year

oT102 Elemets Hebrew ii 3

nT104 itr. t nT Eegess 3

HT102 Church Mder Era 3

ST104 Sterlgy 3

PM103 Epstry Preachg i 3

SF104 Sprtual Frmat iV

15

third year2

oT104 Hebrew Eegess ii &oT itrduct 3

nT105 Eegess Rmas 3

BE105 The Gspels 2

Mstry Track Curses3

oR Electve4

Fourth year2

BE107 Heb., Ge. Eps., & Rev. 3ST106 Eschatlgy 3

RS102 Research & Summary ChrstaDctreoR Thess 2

Mstry Track Curses3

oR Electve4



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MA S T E R o F T H E o L o G Y

( T H .M . )

masTer oF Theology (Th.m.)

CurrICuluM(TH.M. THREE-YEAR PLAn)

noTe: s tt d t cc ct ptt t t T.m. t.

FALL SEMESTERsem.

no. courses hours

First year


BE101 Bble Study Methds& Hermeeutcs 3


PM101 Sprtual Le 2

PM102 Evagelsm 2

CE101 Ed. Prcess the Church 3


16

second year


nT105 Eegess Rmas 3

ST103 Agellgy,Athrplgy,& Hamartlgy 3

PM103 Epstry Preachg i 3

SF103 Sprtual Frmat iii

itershp 2

Mstry Track Curses3

oR Electve4 4

18

third year

BE104 oT Prphets 3ST105 Sactcat/

Eccleslgy 3

PM104 Epstry Preachg ii 3

Mstry Track Curses3

oR Electves4 6

15

SpRING SEMESTERsem.

no. courses hours

First year


nT113 nT itrduct1 2

BE102 oT Hstry i 3

ST102 Trtarasm 3


SF102 Sprtual Frmat iiRS101 oretat &

Research Methds1 1

15

second year


ST104 Sterlgy 3


Mstry Track Curses3

oR Electve

4

915

third year

BE107 Heb., Ge. Eps.,& Rev. 3

BE105 The Gspels 2

BC101 Chrsta Cuselg 2

RS102 Research & Summary Chrsta DctreoR Thess 2

Mstry Track Curses3

oR Electves4 6

15

SUMMER SCHOOLsem.

no. courses hours

First year



HT101 Church t Mder Era 3

9

second year


oT104 Hebrew Eegess& oT itrduct 3


HT102 Church Mder Era 3

11

third year

BE106 Acts & Paule Epstles 3

ST106 Eschatlgy 3

Mstry Track Curses

3

oR Electves4 3

9




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Y

( T H . M . )

Te T.M. curriculum require 120 credit hour,including 14–20 hour in minitry trck,o which two hour re ernt minitry

internhip relted to the trck. (Te only exception to the two-hour internhip i in theBible rnltion trck, which require eld

work prt o the Grdute Intitute o AppliedLinguistics[GIAL]portionofthe degree progrm.) When tudent declre theirminitry trck (t the completion o 60 hour),they hould trt plnning or their internhipexperience becue o the time inoled (mny 400 hour o minitry). Conult theSpiritul Formtion nd Lederhip ection o the ctlog or more inormtion.

T.M. tudent re reponible to demontrtecompetence in reerch by tictorily completing either (1) T.M. thei in ncdemic deprtment o their chooing, or(2) two-hour reerch eminr.

Te progrm include up to nine hour o openelectie, depending on the trck elected.o proide greter opportunity or lerning,tudent my lo tke up to e coure orcredit beyond the 120 hour required or thedegree or only modet ee to coer the coto mteril. Conult the Regitrr’ Oceor more inormtion nd limittion on thipecil progrm.

SpIRITUAL FORMATIONBecue Dll Seminry lue chrcter ndpiritul mturity, T.M. tudent re requiredto regiter or nd prticipte in SpiritulFormtion group ech o their rt ourconecutie ll nd pring emeter t either

the Dll cmpu or Houton Extenion.In the Spiritul Formtion curriculum, mllgroup o ix to eight tudent ocu on identity,community, integrity, nd minitry. Tegroup lo proide n tmophere or pryer,ellowhip, nd the integrtion o lerning withminitry. Student prticipte with the megroup oer our conecutie emeter; thereore,they hould rrnge their chedule o tht they meet on the me dy nd t the me time echemeter. Spiritul Formtion i noncredit,trncripted experience. Te prerequiite orll required internhip i SF101 SpiritulFormtion I (Identity).

TH.M. MINISTRY TRACkSEch tudent in the Mter o Teology progrm elect minitry trck rom the

ollowing. (Concentrtion within indiidultrck re lited below ech trck.)

• Academic Ministries

Old Testament Studies

New Testament Studies

Bible Exposition

Systematic Theology

Historical Theology

Biblical Counseling

Christian Education

World Missions and Intercultural Studies

• Bible Translation

• Cross-cultural Ministries

• Educational Leadership

Church Educational Leadership

Children’s Ministry

Youth Ministry

Adult Ministry

Family Lie Ministry Educational Administration

• Evangelism and Discipleship

• Interdisciplinary Studies*

• Media Arts in Ministry

• Parachurch Ministries

• Pastoral Ministries

• Women’s Ministry

* Students wishing to combine elements o two

tracks may do so through the Interdisciplinary Studies track. Overlapping courses are replaced by

electives in the same department. (Substitutions

can be determined by the student’s adviser.)

aCaDemiC minisTries TraCk Ti trck i deigned to equip tudent orminitry in nonchurch eductionl context,uch teching in Bible college or eminry, or prchurch minitry emphizing reerchnd communiction. Element o intruc-tionl theory nd prctice re combined with

dditionl tudy in n cdemic dicipline.For mny o thee tudent, tudy beyondthe T.M. will be necery or dible.Student deiring to tech in the re o ptorlminitrie hould elect the Ptorl Minitrietrck nd conult with their dier in chooingChristianEducationcoursesfromtheAcademicMinitrie trck prt o their ree electie.



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( T H .M . )


Ch th hu th : 3

Ce215 Tc Ct hedct 3

wm410 Tc edct itct

Ctt 3

Ch th hu th : 3

Ce102 ht d Pp Ctedct 3

Ce220 et mt ect 3

Ce103 Tc Pc 2anD

Ce104 ad Ptt 1

Academic ConcentrationCh hu th

dpatt: 9od Ttt std, n Ttt std, Bbept, Tc std t cctt t sttc htc T, BbcC, Ct edct, wd md itct std, spt Ft dldp.

noTe: i dptt ct ct b d. s dptt c t

dt.

sl130 Acadc mt ithp 2

17

BiBle TranslaTion TraCk Ti trck i deigned to equip tudent or thetaskofBibletranslation.AlltrackcoursesareoeredbytheGraduateInstituteofAppliedLinguistics(GIAL).GIALislocatedattheInter-ntionl Linguitic Center in outh Dll ndi ocited with Wyclie Bible rnltor.Becue o the unique nture o the Bible trn-ltion minitry nd the need o trnltoron the eld, the ollowing 18 emeter houro coure re required to complete the Bible

rnltion trck.

AllBibleTranslationtrackcoursesaretakenthroughtheGIALandareoeredinasix-monthmodularformatineitherthespring/summeror summer/fall.Studentsshouldplantocomplete ll trck requirement in either the ll orpring. Student in thi trck hould conultthe Regitrr’ Oce or dditionl inormtionon cl cheduling.

Additionalinformationonthefollowingcourses,

long with coure decription, cn be oundintheM.A./BELsectionofthiscatalog.SincetheGIALcoursesrequireeldwork,nootherinternhip i required through Dll Seminry.

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Cross-CulTuralminisTries TraCk Ti trck i deigned to equip tudent or

engelitic, church-plnting, diciplehip,nd eductionl minitrie in interculturlsituationsinNorthAmericaandabroad. It proide trining in culturl dpttion,eectie miion trtegie, religiou ndculturl context, nd lederhip deelop-ment. Te internhip nd dier-pproedelectie re deigned to it tudent inchieing their pecic minitry gol.

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wm325 mt mtct ac 2*

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*Students may substitute PM540 or WM325.

** I choosing WM405, WM410, and/or WM505, the

extra hour(s) would apply toward ree elective

requirements or a Th.M. student.




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noTe: stdt t Tesol ctctt t t c ddtt t b tc t:

wm605 g ltc 3

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noTe: sl205 t c c bttt T.m.tdt’ sl140 t, bt t b t t cdt.

eDuCaTional leaDershiP TraCk Ti trck, deigned to equip tudent orlederhip in locl church or prchurchorgniztion, include trining both in

oundtionl coure nd coure reltedto the tudent’ choen concentrtion. Tetudent my elect one o the ollowing ix concentrtion. Coure in ech concentrtion

will be elected in conulttion with thetudent’ CE dier nd will become prto the tudent’ Eductionl Lederhipdegree pln. Ti pln mut be deelopedduring the tudent’ rt yer. Student rerequired to tke the ollowing coure prto their Eductionl Lederhip trck in theT.M. progrm.

Ce102 Ht ad Phph

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Educational Leadership

ConcentrationStudent completing thi concentrtionhould be ble to deign, direct, uperie,

nd elute the oerll eductionl proceo locl church or other minitry.

Educational Leadership

Concentration—Houston

ExtensionTe Eductionl Lederhip concentrtioni the only CE concentrtion ilble inHouton. Other concentrtion will beupported reource nd enrollment llow.Student in the Houton Lederhip concen-trtion my tke CE105 eching Proce nd AudiovisualPresentationsinplaceofCE103TeachingProcessandCE104AudiovisualPre-enttion. In ddition to the core ChritinEducationcoursesintheM.A./CEprogram,the Houton concentrtion lo include CE401 Age-levelMinistries,whichisonlyoeredattheSeminry’ extenion ite. Other electie inthe Houton concentrtion will be elected

with input rom the tudent in the progrm.

Children’s Ministry

ConcentrationStudent completing thi concentrtion hould

be ble to orgnize nd uperie locl churchor prchurch minitrie to children, includingthe recruitment nd retention o dult t.

Youth Ministry ConcentrationStudent completing thi concentrtion houldbe ble to orgnize nd uperie n eectiechurch progrm o youth minitry t the junior-high nd high-chool leel.

Adult Ministry ConcentrationStudent completing thi concentrtion houldbe ble to orgnize nd led n dult eductionprogrm.

Family Life Ministry

ConcentrationStudent completing thi concentrtion houldbe ble to deelop nd direct church progrmo mily lie eduction, including mily cle,couneling, nd dicipling reltionhip.

Educational Administration

ConcentrationStudent completing thi concentrtionhould be ble to led eectiely in neductionl intitution t the elementry,econdry, or higher leel.

evangelism anD DisCiPleshiP TraCk Ti trck, deigned to equip tudent to dothe work o engelim nd deelop diciple,combine dnced coure tught inthe Bible Expoition, Teologicl Studie,Ptorl Minitrie, Chritin Eduction,nd World Miion nd Interculturl Studiedeprtment. It i prticulrly ppropriteor church t member, prchurch

worker, nd cmpign engelit.

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Ch th : 2 3

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( T H .M . )


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17

inTerDisCiPlinary sTuDies TraCk Te Interdiciplinry Studie trck i deignedto proide more generlized minitry preprtion coure o tudy or tudent

whoe minitry gol re le ettled orincorporte element o two or more o the tndrd minitry trck in the T.M.curriculum. Becue the Interdiciplinry Studie trck require combintion o requirement rom two dierent deprtmentplu ernt-lederhip internhip in n re

o intended minitry, the totl hour requiredor the trck re 20 (2 hour o which re theinternhip). Student in the Interdiciplinry Studie trck my elect wide riety o deprtmentl combintion under theollowing guideline.

One o the Interdiciplinry Studie trck deprtment mut be rom one o the ollowing:Old etment Studie, New etment Studie,Bible Expoition, or Teologicl Studie; theecond deprtment mut be rom one o the

ollowing: Ptorl Minitrie, Biblicl Counel-ing, Chritin Eduction, World Miion ndInterculturl Studie, or Spiritul Formtion ndLederhip. Student will tke minimum o nine credit hour in ech o the two deprtmentelected pecied boe nd in conulttion

with their dier.

Biblical and Theological

Studies Departmentsod Ttat stud 9

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n Ttat stud 8 9

C t t :

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nT ect 2 3

Bb expt 9

stdt d ct t t c t t t t :

• Bible Study Methods and Hermeneutics• Background Studies

• Biblical Studies

• Thematic Studies

statc Th 9

stdt d ct t t c t t t t :

• Systematics (includes WM410)

• Biblical Theology (includes WM205)

• Comparative Theology

• Theology and Culture

• Apologetics and Philosophy (includes WM505,

wm510, wm525

Htca Th 9

T ctt t t dptt.

Ministries and Communication

DepartmentsPata mt 9

Pm201 ept Pc iii 3

Pm301 Pt T d ldp i 3

Pm302 Pt T d ldp ii 3

Bbca Cu 9

T ctt t t dptt.

Chta educat 9

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wd m ad itcutua

stud 9

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s wd m d itct std

ct t ctt t t dptt.

sptua at ad ladhp

T ctt t t dptt.

meDia arTs in minisTry TraCk Ti trck i deigned to equip tudent to erethe body o Chrit in medi-rt oction uch rtit, director, nd producer in thecontext o bibliclly oriented, congregtionl,nd prchurch minitrie.

Pm721 Catv wt mt 3

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Pm701 a Ct v at 3

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Pm722 adcd Ct wt 3

Pm725 Pb lt d D mt 2

Pm731 vd Pdct mt 3

Pm741 itdct t h 2

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Pm753 Dt scpt 3

Ce605 Ct J 3

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Ce720 Ctt 2

sl150 mda At ithp 2

14

*Students may take PM302 or 2 or 3 credit hours.




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ParaChurCh minisTries TraCk Te Prchurch Minitrie trck, deeloped

jointly by the Chritin Eduction nd World

Miion nd Interculturl Studie deprt-ment, i deigned to cilitte minitry trining or thoe currently engged in ornticipting ering in prchurch minitrieeither in the United Stte or oere.

Te trck i deigned with mximumfexibility. Coure totling 15 emeterhour re elected in conulttion withthe tudent’ dier.

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17

PasToral minisTries TraCk Te Ptorl Minitrie trck, deigned to equiptudent or minitry enior or ociteptor in locl churche, proide triningin ptorl minitry, lederhip, worhip,nd preching.

Pm201 expt Pach iii 3

Pm202 expt Pach iV 3

Pm301 Pata Th

ad ladhp i 3

Pm302 Pata Th

ad ladhp ii 3

sl105 Pata mt ithp 2

14

women’s minisTry TraCk While Dll Seminry hold the poition thtScripture limit to men the role o elder nd

enior ptor in the locl church, it lo rmtht locl churche, denomintionl tructure,prchurch orgniztion nd minitrie,eductionl intitution, nd miiongencie ll preent trtegic minitry opportunitie or women. Ti trck ideigned to equip women to orgnize ndled women’ minitry progrm in riety o thee etting.

Te Women’ Minitry trck i n interdici-plinry trck under the oeright o the

Chritin Eduction deprtment but withcoure option rom eerl deprtment.Tough the ollowing coure compoe thegenerl requirement o the trck, tudentmy ubtitute other relent coure, with thepprol o the deprtment, to tilor the trck tomeet their unique minitry gol.

Ce102 Ht ad Phph

Chta educat 3

Ce435 Dvp ad lad

w’ mt 3

Ce505 Th Chta H 3

Pm351 Th r w mt 3

Ch th hu th : 3

Ce103 Tc Pc 2anD

Ce104 ad Ptt 1

or

Ce450 w Tc w 3

sl145 w’ mt ithp 2

17

RESIDENCE REQUIREMENTSO the 120 emeter hour o coure work required or grdution, minimum o 60

mut be tken in reidence t the DllcampusorattheHoustonextension.All

work leding to the degree mut normlly be completed within eight yer rom the time tudent begin the progrm. Extenion beyondthe eight yer require pprol by theCredit Committee. Reinttement to theprogramafterwithdrawalrequiresAdmissionsCommittee ction nd my ubject the tudentto dditionl requirement or the degree.

ADMISSION TO CANDIDACY Student my be dmitted to cndidcy by ction o the culty or the Mter o Teology degree in the ll or pring emeter prior tothesemester/termofdegreeconferralortheemeter prior to their prticiption in theCommencement ceremony ter thee require-ment he been met: (1) minimum grdepoint erge o 2.0; (2) tictory progretowrd meeting minitry lederhip internhiprequirement, thereby eidencing bility ndcceptbility in Chritin minitry; (3) eidenceto the tiction o the culty o proenChritin chrcter nd dherence to theollowing doctrine: the uthority nd inerrncy o Scripture, the rinity, the ull deity ndhumnity o Chrit, the piritul lotne o thehumn rce, the ubtitutionry tonement ndbodily reurrection o Chrit, ltion by ithlone in Chrit lone, nd the phyicl return o Chrit; nd (4) proiion o written ttemento church inolement rom the locl churchregulrly ttended while in eminry.

Admissiontocandidacyisvalidforoneyear.Student who potpone degree conerrlbeyond one yer rom originl dmiion tocndidcy or who potpone prticiption in theCommencement ceremony until the ollowingpring will be required to repply or dmiionto cndidcy.



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( T H .M . )


GRADUATION REQUIREMENTSCndidte or the Mter o Teology degreemut he completed 120 emeter hour o

coure work, including minitry lederhipcredit, with grde point erge o t let2.0, nd mut eidence, to the tictiono the culty, bility nd cceptbility inChritin minitry, proen Chritin chrcter,nd dherence to the doctrine tted in the AdmissiontoCandidacysection.

Diplom (or certicte) will not be releed,trncript iued, or plcement itnceproided unle ll nncil obligtion totheSeminaryand/orstudentloanprogram

re current.



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M

A S T E R o F S A C R

E D

T H E o L o G Y ( S . T . M

. )

pURpOSETe progrm leding to the Master o Sacred Teology degree iopen to thoe who he grduted rom tndrd three-yereminry progrm nd hold the degree o Mter o Diinity orit equilent. Te S..M. i deigned to proide opportunity ordditionl nd dnced tudie in the theologicl diciplinein preprtion or Chritin erice.

GOALS


• verbalizeageneralknowledgeoftheBible,includingasyntheticundertnding o the mjor book;

•evidenceanunderstandingofthehistoricaldevelopment o theology, knowledge o premillennil theology, nd nbility to upport their theologicl iew nd pply them tocontemporry iue;

•demonstrateabilitytoexegetetheHebrewandGreektextsoftheBible; nd

•evidenceacommitmenttoabiblicallybasedphilosophyof Chritin eduction nd commitment to the worldwidemiion o the church.

sPiriTual goalo enble tudent to eidence n increing likene to Chrit mnieted in loe or God, loe or other, nd the ruit o the Spirit.


•communicatetheBibleeectively;

•demonstrateskillsinvariousministries;

•leadalocalchurchorothergroupbymeansofbiblical expoition, lederhip kill, engelim, nd erice; nd

•Bepreparedforadvancedtheologicaleducation.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS AdmissionrequirementsandapplicationproceduresfortheS.T.M.progrm re the me or ll progrm o tudy t the Seminry (seetheAdmissionsectionofthiscatalog),withtwoexceptions:(1) tudent who deire to purue tudie towrd thi degree mutpreent t the time o ppliction pproed college nd eminry degree or their repectie cdemic nd theologicl equilent;

(2) trncript o thi work mut how grde point erge o tlet 2.5 on cle o 4.0.

Ech pplicnt’ elution or dmiion to the S..M. progrm will include reiew o the pplicnt’ completed M.Di. (orequilent) coure work to enure the pproprite bredth o preprtion necery to purue the S..M. degree. Identieddeciencie mut be completed in ddition to the ollowingprogrm requirement. On cceptnce, S..M. tudent willreceie preliminry degree pln outlining how mny hour

will be required or their progrm.



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MA S T E R o F S A C R E D

T H E o L o G Y ( S .T .M . )

masTer oF saCreD Theology (s.T.m.)

COURSE REQUIREMENTSTirty-two emeter hour o coure work normlly re required or the S..M. degree.

Te requirement lited below llow theS..M. progrm to be cutomized indiidully to prepre tudent or their intendedminitry gol.

requireD CoursesDv Bbca ad Thca

stud 13

oT103 hb e i 3

nT104 itdct t n Ttte 3

adcd c Bb ept, n dod Ttt, sttc dhtc T 7

Dv mt ad Cucat 7

adcd htc c 3

adcd c Ct edct,Pt mt, wd md itct std 4

maj Cu 12

C j dptt 9

T j dptt 2

stdp itp 1

Tta s.T.m. hu 32

AllS.T.M.studentsmustdemonstrateexegetical prociency in Greek nd Hebrew. Toeintending to pply to the Ph.D. progrm tthe Seminry hould include O104 Hebrew Exegei II nd Old etment Introductionnd N105 Exegei o Romn in their hourin the Diiion o Biblicl nd TeologiclStudie. Student who do not he thepproprite Hebrew nd Greek coure t theMter o Diinity leel will lo be required totke the prerequiite Hebrew nd Greek coure necery (O101, O102, N101–N102,nd N103, repectiely).

In ddition, S..M. tudent re expected todemontrte to the tiction o the deprt-ment prociency in expoitory preching required in PM103 Expoitory Preching I inorder to tke n dnced homiletic coure.Student who do not he thi leel o prociency

will be required to tke PM103. Tee prerequiitecoure in Hebrew, Greek, or expoitory preching, i required, will not count towrdthe 32-hour requirement or the S..M. degree(seeAdmissionRequirementsonpreviouspage).

Student who he hd Hebrew or Greek tthe M.Di. leel will need to p Hebrew or Greek prociency exm beore enrollingin O103 or N103. Filure to p the exm

will require the tudent to enroll in rt-yerlnguge coure, which will not credittowrd the S..M. degree.

wo coure, S104 Soteriology nd S106Echtology, mut be tken i the tudentdoe not lredy he credit or them or their

equilent. Tee coure my be tken prto the hour ilble in the Diiion o Bibliclnd Teologicl Studie.

TRANSFER OF CREDITrner o up to ix credit hour i llowedtowrd the S..M. degree rom ccreditedgrdute theologicl chool. Only courecompleted ter the conerrl o the M.Di.degree, nd in which grde o C or betteri erned, will be eligible or trner. rner-

bility o credit erned t thi intitution ndtrnerred to nother i t the dicretion o the receiing intitution. Conult the Regitrr’Oce or urther inormtion.

RESIDENCE REQUIREMENTSO the 32 emeter hour o coure work required or grdution, 26 hour mutbe tken in reidence t the min cmpu.In mot ce it will be necery or S..M.tudent to be enrolled in minimum o

three emeter o tudy, which cn includeSummer School.

AllworkleadingtotheS.T.M.degreemustbecompleted within three yer rom the timeo mtricultion. Extenion require pprolby the Credit Committee. Reinttementin the progrm ter withdrwl require AdmissionsCommitteeactionandmaysubjectthe tudent to dditionl requirement orthe degree.

ADMISSION TO CANDIDACY Student my be dmitted to cndidcy by ction o the culty or the S..M. degreein the ll or pring emeter prior to thesemester/termofdegreeconferralortheemeter prior to their prticiption in theCommencement ceremony ter theerequirement he been met: (1) grde pointerge o 2.5; (2) tictory progretowrd meeting minitry lederhip internhiprequirement, thereby eidencing bility nd

cceptbility in Chritin minitry; (3) eidenceto the tiction o the culty o proenChritin chrcter nd dherence to theollowing doctrine: the uthority nd inerrncy o Scripture, the rinity, the ull deity ndhumnity o Chrit, the piritul lotne o thehumn rce, the ubtitutionry tonement ndbodily reurrection o Chrit, ltion by ithlone in Chrit lone, nd the phyicl return o Chrit; nd (4) proiion o written ttemento church inolement rom the locl churchregulrly ttended while in eminry.




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M A S T E R o F S A C R E D

T H E o L o G Y ( S . T . M . )

Admissiontocandidacyisvalidforoneyear.Student who potpone degree conerrlbeyond one yer rom originl dmiion to

cndidcy or who potpone prticiptionin the Commencement ceremony until theollowing pring will be required to repply or dmiion to cndidcy.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTSCndidte or the S..M. degree mut hecompleted the required 32 emeter hour

o coure work with grde point ergeo t let 2.5, nd mut eidence, to thetiction o the culty, bility nd ccept-bility in Chritin minitry, proen Chritinchrcter, nd dherence to the doctrinestatedintheAdmissiontoCandidacysection.

Diplom will not be releed, trncriptiued, or plcement itnce proidedunle ll nncil obligtion to the Seminry and/orstudentloanprogramarecurrent.



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33ProFessional masTer oF arTs (m.a.)

P R o F E S S i o n A L

MA S T E R o F A R T

S

( M .A . )

pURpOSEMasterofArtsdegreesinspecializedministries:

BiBliCal Counseling (m.a./BC)

BiBliCal exegesis anD linguisTiCs (m.a./Bel)

ChrisTian eDuCaTion (m.a./Ce)

Cross-CulTural minisTries (m.a./Cm)

meDia anD CommuniCaTion (m.a./mC)

ProgramsleadingtotheprofessionalMasterofArtsdegreesare deigned to gie men nd women biblicl nd theologicloundtion or riou kind o Chritin erice other thnpulpit minitry. Grdute normlly re recommended only or the type o minitry poition or which their degree reintended.eseM.A.programsarenotdesignedtoprepare tudent or doctorl tudie t the Seminry.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Admissionrequirementsandapplicationproceduresfor professionalM.A.degreeprogramsarethesameasforall

programsofstudyattheSeminary.(SeetheAdmissionsection o thi ctlog.) Student generlly will not be dmitted into degree progrm without gol conitent with the minitrieor which the progrm i deigned to equip them.

oseapplyingtotheM.A.inBiblicalCounselingprogramalso will need to complete proce o teting nd interiew withculty. Ti proce will determine whether the pplicnt hthe dipoitionl nd reltionl kill needed to enter into thikind o interperonlly intene progrm o tudy.

oseapplyingtotheM.A.inBiblicalExegesisandLinguistics progrm lo mut be ccepted tudent t the Grdute

InstituteofAppliedLinguistics(GIAL).

TRANSFER OF CREDITTransferofsomecreditisallowedtowardtheprofessionalM.A.progrm rom ccredited grdute theologicl chool. Upto30hoursofcreditmaybetransferredtowardtheM.A.inChristianEducation,theM.A.inCross-culturalMinistries, ortheM.A.inMediaandCommunication.Upto45hours maybetransferredtowardtheM.A.inBiblicalCounseling. (O the 45 hour, tudent re limited to 12 hour o trner incounselingcourses.)M.A./BCstudentspursuinglicensuremay

he tricter trner-credit guideline required by the ttelicening gency.

No more thn 30 hour o coure work rom intitutionoutsideofDallaseologicalSeminaryandtheGIALwillbe transferredtowardtheM.A.inBiblicalExegesisandLinguistics. For purpoe o trner conidertion, coure work rom llGIALcenterswillbeconsideredaspartofGIALandnotpart o the 30-hour trner limit. Some proiion will be mde ortudent to trner work rom the Jerulem Unierity CollegetotheM.A.inBiblicalExegesisandLinguisticsprogram.Entering tudent with miion experience in Bible trnltion my be

eligible or dnced tnding.




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P R o F E S S i o n A L M A S T

E R

o F A R T S ( M . A . )

Student mut he erned grde o C or better or coure to be conidered intrner. rnerbility o credit erned

t thi intitution nd trnerred to notheri t the dicretion o the receiing intitution.Conult the Regitrr’ Oce or inormtionon eligibility or trner credit.

RESIDENCE REQUIREMENTSOfthe90semesterhoursrequiredfortheM.A.in Biblicl Couneling, minimum o 45 hourmut be tken in reident tudy t the Dllcmpu. O the 65 emeter hour required ortheM.A.inChristianEducation,aminimum

o 30 hour mut be tken in reident tudy tthe Dll cmpu or the Houton extenion.Ofthe64semesterhoursrequiredfortheM.A.in Cro-culturl Minitrie, minimum o 30hour mut be tken in reident tudy t theDll cmpu. O the 62 hour required or theM.A.degreeinBiblicalExegesisandLinguistics, minimum o 22 hour mut be tken throughDll Seminry. O the 67 emeter hourrequiredfortheM.A.inMediaandCommunica-tion, 30 mut be tken in reident tudy throughthe Dll cmpu.

AllworkleadingtoanyoftheM.A.degreesmustbe completed within een yer rom the timeo mtricultion. Extenion o thi limit requirepprol o the Credit Committee. Reintte-ment to thee progrm ter withdrwl require AdmissionsCommitteeactionandmaysubjectthe tudent to dditionl requirement orthe degree.

ADMISSION TO CANDIDACY Student my be dmitted to cndidcy by actionofthefacultyfortheM.A.inBiblical ExegesisandLinguisticsdegree,theM.A. inChristianEducationdegree,theM.A.inCross-culturalMinistriesdegree,ortheM.A. in Medi nd Communiction degree in the llorspringsemesterpriortothesemester/term o degree conerrl, or the emeter prior totheir prticiption in the Commencementceremony. Tey mut he minimum grdepoint erge o 2.0.

Student my be dmitted to cndidcy by actionofthefacultyfortheM.A.inBiblicalCouneling degree. Tey mut he minimumgrde point erge o 2.0 nd how reonblepromie or eectie minitry in people’ lie.

In ddition, tudent mut eidence to thetiction o the culty proen Chritinchrcter nd dherence to the ollowing

doctrine: the uthority nd inerrncy o Scripture, the rinity, the ull deity ndhumnity o Chrit, the piritul lotneo the humn rce, the ubtitutionry tonement nd bodily reurrection o Chrit,ltion by ith lone in Chrit lone, nd thephysicalreturnofChrist.StudentsinallM.A.progrm lo mut proide written ttemento church inolement rom the locl churchregulrly ttended while in eminry.

Admissiontocandidacyisvalidforoneyear.

Student who potpone degree conerrlbeyond one yer rom originl dmiion tocndidcy or who potpone prticiption inthe Commencement ceremony until theollowing pring will be required to repply or dmiion to cndidcy.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTSCandidatesfortheM.A.inBiblicalCounseling degree mut he completed 90 hour o coursework.CandidatesfortheM.A.in

Biblicl Exegei nd Linguitic degreemut he completed 62 hour o coure work.CandidatesfortheM.A.inChristian Eduction degree mut he completed 65hour o coure work. Cndidte or theM.A.inCross-culturalMinistriesdegree mut he completed 62 hour o coure work.CandidatesfortheM.A.inMediaandCommuniction mut he completed 67hour o coure work. Cndidte muthe minimum grde point erge o 2.0,nd mut eidence to the tiction o

the culty proen Chritin chrcter nddherence to the doctrine tted in the AdmissiontoCandidacysection.

Diplom (or certicte) will not be releed,trncript iued, or plcement itnceproided unle ll nncil obligtion totheSeminaryand/orstudentloanprogram re current.



aCaDemiC ProgrAms

35m.a. in BiBliCal Counseling (m.a./BC)

M .A .i n B i B L i C A L

C o U n S E L i n G

( M .A . / B C )

pURpOSETe progrm leding to the proeionl Master o Arts in BiblicalCounseling degree proide grdute-leel, bibliclly ndtheologiclly ocued eduction or people who deire to enterinto Chritin couneling prctice. Te trining prepre men nd

women to engge in church, intitutionl, or prite counelingprctice. Meeting the progrm requirement enble tudentto pply to the ex Stte Bord o Exminer o ProeionlCounelor or licenure nd complete the tte’ pot-grdutelicenure requirement, including dditionl internhip hournd tte-licening exmintion.

GOALSeDuCaTional goalso enble tudent to:

•demonstrateageneralknowledgeoftheBible,includinga ynthetic undertnding o the mjor book;


•understandandexplaintheissuesandproblemsthatpeopleface

in lie rom thoroughly biblicl point o iew;

•enterdeeplyintopeople’sliveswiththetruthandpowerofGod’s Word nd the gopel o Hi redemptie grce; nd

•understandandevaluatesecularandChristianpsychological theorie nd prctice rom ound biblicl nd theologiclpoint o iew in order to deelop proeionl competence

within thoroughly biblicl rmework ocued on minitry.

sPiriTual goalso enble tudent to:

•evidenceanincreasinglikenesstoChristasmanifestedinloveforGod, loe or other, nd the ruit o the Spirit;

•developdeeplevelsofbiblicalandspiritualintegrityintheirownperonl lie, reltionhip, nd minitry; nd

•developadeeplevelofcommitmenttopeopleandtoaministryo helping them with their lie in wy tht i pleing to God.


•possessthepersonalandspiritualmaturity,discernment,and widom needed to help people reole piritul, reltionl, nd

behiorl iue nd problem; nd•engageineectivebiblicallybasedcounselinginthecontextof

locl church, prite prctice, or mentl helth intitution.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSoseapplyingtotheM.A.inBiblicalCounselingprogram

will need to demontrte pproprite cdemic nd prcticlpreparationbroadlyrelatedtotheeldofcounseling.Admitted studentsaredesignatedasM.A./BCineithertherstorsecondtge. In Stge 1 tudent moe towrd ocil deigntion M.A./BC,andinStage2theycompleteaprocessofinterviews

nd exmintion with culty member o the Biblicl Counelingdeprtment during their econd yer.




aCaDemiC ProgrAms

M . A .

i n B i B L i C A L

C o U n S E L i n G ( M . A . / B

C )

COURSE REQUIREMENTSeM.A.programinBiblicalCounselingis three yer in length with 90 emeter hour

o coure work required minimum orgrdution. O thoe hour, 22 re in precribedBible Expoition coure, 18 in precribedSytemtic Teology coure, nd 4 in SpiritulLie nd Engelim. In ddition, there re40 hour in precribed couneling coure nd6 couneling electie hour. Student who wihto purue licenure in the tte o ex willneed to complete n dditionl two hour incouneling coure under the direction o thedeprtment. Meeting thee coure requirement

will enble tudent to pply to the ex StteBord o Exminer o Proeionl Couneloror licenure. No thei i required.

Student moe rom Stge 1 to Stge 2 o theM.A./BCprogramonthesatisfactorycomple-tion o minimum o 24 hour o coure work,including BC305 Couneling Prcticum I.

Ti normlly occur ter the tudent’ thirdemeter in the progrm. Ti proce inole “Personal,Academic,andProfessionalProgress

Interiew” with the deprtment culty nd willhelp determine whether the tudent h thedipoitionl nd reltionl kill to progre inthi kind o interperonlly intene progrm o tudy. Student mut ucceully moe to Stge2 to continue in the progrm.

Student my tke certin pecilizedcouneling coure, other thn thoe thtareprescribedand/oroeredintheM.A. in Biblicl Couneling curriculum, t otherccredited chool to ulll ny needed

cdemic requirement or tte licenure proeionl counelor.


First year



PM101 Sprtual Le 2

PM102 Evagelsm 2

BC101 Chrsta Cuselg 2BC215 nrmal Huma Grwth 3

15

second year


BE104 oT Prphets 3


& Hamartlgy 3

BC210 Cuselg Thery 3

BC230 Lestyle & Career Develpmet 2

BC305 Cuselg Practcum i 3

16

third year



BC235 Scal & Cultural Fudats 2

BC240 Research Methds & Statstcs 2

BC315 Cuselg Practcum iii 3

Electve1 3

16


First year

BE102 oT Hstry i 3

BE105 The Gspels 2

BE109 Ruth, Psalms, Jah, & SelectedEpstles 3

ST102 Trtarasm 3

BC205 Persalty Thery 314

second year

BE107 Heb., Ge. Eps., & Rev. 3

ST104 Sterlgy 3

BC220 Cuselg Methds & Techues 3

BC225 Abrmal Huma Behavr 3

BC310 Cuselg Practcum ii 3

15

third year

ST106 Eschatlgy 3

BC245 Apprasal/Assessmet Techues 3

BC250 Pressal oretat 2

BC255 Cuselg/Famly Law 3

Electve1 3

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aCaDemiC ProgrAms

37m.a. in BiBliCal exegesis & linguisTiCs (m.a./Bel)

M .A .i n B i B L i C A L

E x E G E S i S &

L i n

G U i S T i C S ( M .A . / B

E L )

pURpOSETe progrm leding to the Master o Arts in Biblical Exegesis andLinguistics degree i deigned to proide grdute-leel trining orpeople who deire intruction in Bible trnltion. It i deigned ormissionaryrecruitsfromAmericaandothernations,furloughingnd in-erice miionrie, nd trnltion upport peronnel. ItisoeredjointlywiththeGraduateInstituteofAppliedLinguistics(GIAL),whichpreparespeopleforservicewithWyclieBible rnltor nd other orgniztion. (Te progrm only ulll theminimum requirement or the rt term o erice with WyclieBible rnltor.) Te New etment Studie deprtment ireponible or dminitering the progrm on cmpu.

GOALS


•exegetetheHebrewandGreektextsoftheBible;

•formabasictheologicalfoundationasagridforBibletranslation;

•engageincollaborativeworkwithspeakersofminoritylanguages;

•recordanunfamiliarlanguageusingtheInternationalPhonetic Alphabet(IPA);

•applybasicprinciplesofhermeneuticsinBiblestudyandBibletrnltion;

•employcomputationaltoolstoconstructaphonologicalanalysis,decriptie grmmr, prtil lexicogrphy, nd interliner text o minority lnguge;

•discovertheirlanguagelearningstylesandpracticevarious lnguge lerning method;

•conductandrecordparticipatoryobservationsinacross-culturaletting; nd

•dolinguisticanalysisofapreviouslyunwrittenlanguage.


•evidenceanincreasinglikenesstoChristasmanifestedinlove or God, loe or other, nd the ruit o the Spirit;

•evidencecommitmenttoworldevangelism;and

•evidenceanawarenessofspiritualconictandtheresources in Chrit.


•translatetheBibleeectivelyinacross-culturalcontext;•produceanaccurateproleofachosencountryorareaof

the world; nd

•designaneectivestrategyforcross-culturalministry.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSeapplicationprocessfortheM.A./BELisadualprocess. ApplicantsfortheprogrammustapplytobothDallasSeminaryandtheGraduateInstituteofAppliedLinguistics(GIAL),andthedmiion requirement o both intitution mut be met. Sincethe progrm i oered by Dll Seminry, the dmiion proce

shouldbeginwiththeDTSAdmissionsOce.Inmostcases tudent dmitted to Dll Seminry will meet the dmiionrequirementsatGIAL.AnorientationprogramatDallas




aCaDemiC ProgrAms

M

. A .

i n B i B L i C A L E x E G E S i S

& L i n G U i S T i C S ( M . A . / B

E L )

Seminry i deigned to cilitte trnition intothe progrm nd help tudent nigte theunique pect o thi collbortie progrm.

StudentsinterestedintheM.A./BELmayopt tobegintheircourseworkatGIAL.However,until they pply to DS or dmiion to theprogrm, they will not be ocilly enrolled intheM.A./BELprogram.Studentsareadvisedto contct both intitution oon poibleregardingtheirintentionstoenrollintheM.A./BEL progrm o tht dequte dice nddirection cn be proided.

COURSE REQUIREMENTSSixty-two emeter hour o coure work rerequired minimum or grdution. O thoe hour, 18 re precribed in linguitic ndlnguge, 12 in Greek grmmr nd exegei,12 in Hebrew grmmr nd exegei, three inbiblicl mnner nd cutom, three in theology o world miion, nine in Bible Expoition, nde in Sytemtic nd Hitoricl Teology.Te New etment Studie deprtment dietudent in thi progrm. Creer guidnce ialsoavailablefromtheGIALsta.

Subtitution my be mde or requiredcoure with pproprite deprtmentlpprol. Student who he linguiticbckground or trining hould conult theGIALregistrarforcourseadvice.

Linguitic nd relted trnltion coure reoeredonthecampusofGIALinDallas.Biblicalnd theologicl coure work, well coure

work in biblicl lnguge, i oered t DllSeminary.ASpiritualFormationgroup uperied by the Deprtment o World

Miion nd Interculturl Studie i deignedto meet the need o thi group o tudent.

Completion o coure requirement or theM.A./BELrequirescarefulplanningontheparto tudent they eek to coordinte coure

work t two intitution. Eery ttempt i mdeto cilitte the completion o the progrm in twoclendr yer or ull-time tudent. Howeer,students should be aware that the linguisticscourses rom GIAL require prerequisites thatmay extend the length o the program. Beore

studentsbegintheirstudiesintheM.A./BEL,they hould conult the DS regitrr to deelop degree pln or completing requirement.isplanwillincludeinputfromGIALonthecompletion o linguitic requirement.

GIALhasdesigneditscoursestobetaughtinix-month bimeter, rom either Jnury through June or July through December.Ech bimeter i diided into our eion.Dll Seminry ollow regulr erly-emeter clendr. Ti my reult in the

overlapofDTScourseswithGIALcourses in gien term. Te ollowing curriculum

chrt how two option or completingtheM.A./BELintwoyearsofgraduate tudy. Option 1 i or tudent who begin

theirprograminthefallsemester,withGIALcerticte work or thoe who need it begin-ninginJulyandculminatingwithAL5406 andAL5207inOctober–December.Option2i or tudent who begin their progrm inthesummer,withGIALcerticateworkforthoe who need it beginning in Jnury ndculminatingwithAL5406andAL5207in April–June.Bothoptionsallowstudents toproceedthroughtheM.A./BELwithout interruption in the progreion o DS orGIALcourses.

Becue o the unique requirement o riou miion bed on tudent’nticipted geogrphic ield o minitry,prerequisite requirements or the GIALportion o the program may vary andmay include completion o the 27-hourGIAL Certiicate in Applied Linguistics (ofwhichAL5207andAL5406applyto theM.A./BELprogram).StudentsshouldconsultboththeDTSandGIALregistrars’ oice or inormtion on cheduling

options.TheAdmissionsOfficeatDallasSeminry lo will be ble to it tudent.

ACADEMIC pROCEDURES AdualregistrationprocessisfollowedforallGIALcoursestakenforthedegree.StudentsmustregisterthroughGIALbeforetaking linguitic coure t tht cmpu. DllSeminaryisthennotiedbyGIALandentersthe coure in the DS regitrtion ytem. Tillow the trcking o tudent ttu or uch

purpoe lon deerment, interntionl i requirement, etc. Tere i no chrge orthe DS portion o the regitrtion proce orGIALcourses.

AttheendofeachtermGIALsendsocial grde heet to the Regitrr’ Oce t DllSeminry or trncripting o their coure.GradesearnedforGIALcoursesarefactoredinto the cumultie grde point erge tDll Seminry.

GIAL COURSE DESCRIpTIONSTe ollowing coure re oered throughtheGraduateInstituteofAppliedLinguistics. Prerequiite coure re not lited, but my befoundintheGIALcatalogavailable fromtheAdmissionsOceatGIALby clling (800-892-3356 or 972-708-7340),emiling (dmiion@ gil.edu), or goingonline t www.gil.edu.



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aCaDemiC ProgrAms

M .A .i n B i B L i C A L E x E G E S i S

&

L i n G U i S T i C S ( M .A . / B E

L )

AL5207 Field Data Managementat cpt t c tdt b b t cptt t

d pt pc,tt, d c dt cctd tc d c. pqus:

al4302 Pcp atct dactc Ptc, al4303 Pcp Pc a, al4410Pcp gtc a,lD4505 scd l d Ctact. cqus: al5406 Fdmtd d ltc a. 2 us.

AL5304 Alied phonologyup cpt t c tdt b b t d dcbt p t ttc . T dpd dtd ct fc t d/ttc d c .

T tdt’ tc d dcpt b dpd t ttd pc dt t , t pc

ttt t t d t. pqus:al4303 Pcp Pca. sp bt . 3 us.

AL5312 Discourse Analysisat cpt t c tdt b b t t dctct tt, pccppc t tt , d b bt cp t t t ctppc t tt . T b b t dcb tpc t

dt tp pc dc d cc. T b b t ct p tt dt d dc b td tcc t. T b b tdct dc dd bcd dppt t, cddc b ; t dcbtpc ptcpt c; dt tt cttt dt. T c ttc bt tctc dt ct dc ttt tc tct dc, pp, tc, dc. pqus: al4410 Pcp gtc a. 3 us.

AL5315 Semantics and pragmaticsat cpt t c tdt b b t p d dc

tp bt d t . T b b t p t dcbt d c;dcb d dt ,p, d bt; ddcb d , tc, ttc , dpc ct ct; dt ddcb pppt, tt,pct d p; d dtcpt d t c

dt bd cpt. pqus: al4410 Pcp gtc a. 3 us.

AL5316 Theory and practice o Translationup cpt t c tdt b b t p d pctct pcp t c d ct. T b ct t dt td ppc t tt. T

b b t ctc t tt t ,tt tt tt, d t tt ccc, cctct, d t. T b ct t td td ctt t c t pc tt. T bb t c c ttpb d pp tdd td t. T b b tcc ct tt tt

t d pctc d t t tc d b p Bbtt. pquss: al4370Ct atp, al5312Dc a, d eiTher al5314Ct, l d md o al5315stc d Ptc. 3 us.

m.a. in BiBliCal exegesis & linguisTiCs (m.a./Bel)




aCaDemiC ProgrAms

M

. A .

i n B i B L i C A L E x E G E S i S

& L i n G U i S T i C S ( M . A . / B

E L )

LD5352 Language program Designand Managementstdt cc cpt

t c b b t d d dptp. stdt cdct dtpt ctc c d t dt t t dc ct t t fc dpt p tc ct. stdt dtt t t ttcp pcd tt d tc, cd tt , ttt t, bjct, ctt d

t , b tt p d dttt, tt t t dpt p pppt t c pjct d. Tc t dtt cc ptt p c d tc ct, t ttt t t c ct tt dpt

p ctt. pqus: lD4350l d sct. sp bt. 3 us.

LD5361 princiles o Language Sureyat cpt t c tdt b b t dcb t tcd ctc ct tt cb d t d d dctbd d t dt ttbt t tt t tt. T b

b t p t td d t dc ttc dtt, dt tct, t tbt,cc b pcc, ddcb tttd dptt . T b b t t t d ct t td tt pppt t . T b b t d d t pt d t dp tpp d t p . pqus : lD4350 ld sct. sp bt . 3 us.

AL5406 Field Methods and Linguistic AnalysisB t d Fd mtd d ltc a tdt d b b t

ct, cd, d tcb tcdt b t p wt ; tc p t ctd dt t tpt pt; d tt tpt t b dt d t. pquss: al4302Pcp atct d actcPtc, al4303 Pcp Pc a, al4410 Pcp gtc a, d lD4505scd l d Ct

act. cqus: al5207Fd Dt mt. 4 us.



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aCaDemiC ProgrAms

M .A .i n B i B L i C A L E x E G E S i S

&

L i n G U i S T i C S ( M .A . / B E

L )

CurrICuluM(M.A. in BiBLiCAL ExEGiSiS & LinGUiSTiCS)

OpTiOn 1: For tdet begg gradate tdy the fall.1

FALL SEMESTERsem.

no. courses hours

First year

AL5406 Feld Methds &Lgustc Aalyss1 4

AL5207 Feld DataMaagemet1 2

6

second year



BE104 oT Prphets oR

BE106 Acts/Paule Epstles6 3

BE315 Bble Maers &Custms 3

WM520 Thelgy Msss3 2

WM901 idepedet Study3 Msss6 1

15

SpRING SEMESTERsem.

no. courses hours

First year




AL5312 Dscurse Aalyss4 3

AL5315 Sematcs &Pragmatcs4 3

15

second yearoT102 Elemets Hebrew ii 3

BE102 oT Hstry i oR

BE107 Heb., Ge. Epst., &Rev.6 3

HT200 Hstry Dctre 2

AL5316 Thery & Practce Traslat 3

GiAL Electve5 3

SF245 M.A./BEL SprtualFrmat

14

SUMMER SCHOOLsem.

no. courses hours

First year



6

second yearoT103 Hebrew Eegess i 3

oT104 Hebrew Eegess ii& oT itrduct 3

6

OpTiOn 2: For tdet begg gradate tdy the er.2

FALL SEMESTERsem.

no. courses hours

First year

AL5406 Feld Methds &Lgustc Aalyss2 4

AL5207 Feld DataMaagemet2 2



12

second year



6

SpRING SEMESTERsem.

no. courses hours

First year



AL5312 Dscurse Aalyss4 3

AL5315 Sematcs &

Pragmatcs

4

312

second year


BE104 oT Prphets oR

BE106 Acts/Paule Epstles6 3

BE315 Bble Maers &Custms 3

WM520 Thelgy Msss3 2

WM901 idepedet Study

Msss3 112

SUMMER SCHOOLsem.

no. courses hours

First year



BE102 oT Hstry i oR

BE107 Heb., Ge. Epst.,& Rev.6 3

HT200 Hstry Dctre 2

11

second year

oT104 Hebrew Eegess ii& oT itrduct 3

AL5316 Thery & Practce Traslat 3

GiAL Electve5 3

SF245 M.A./BEL SprtualFrmat

9

1 stdt t tt t pt tc bcd c cpt t gial Ctct appd ltc tJDcb gial bt. T c al5406 d al5207 t c tt ctct, cdd toctbDcb tt bt.

2 stdt t tt t pt tc bcd c cpt t gial Ctct appd ltc tJJ gial bt. T c al5406 d al5207 t c tt ctct, d d t t J d ptt t tdt t t nT101102 t t t 5 t .

3 wm520 d t t bd . stdt t bd t d dt cpt t p t d t t t c t t . wm901 t cjct t d dtdt b cdt ct wm520.

4 al5312 cdd s 2 d 3 t gial bt, b t td at d d doctb. al5315 cdd s 4, b doctb d d b Ct b.

5 stdt d c t al5304 appd P, lD5352 l P D d mt, lD5361 Pcp l s.

6 Bb ept c b pcd t c t od n Ttt std dptt b t Bbept c ppd b t p d.

m.a. in BiBliCal exegesis & linguisTiCs (m.a./Bel)



aCaDemiC ProgrAms


M . A . i n

C H R i S T i A

n

E D U C A T i o n

( M . A . / C

E )

pURpOSETe progrm leding to the Master o Arts in Christian Education degree i deigned to proide grdute-leel biblicl nd theologicleduction or men nd women who nticipte octionl minitry Chritin eduction pecilit. Ti progrm help prepre itgrdute to ume poition miniter o Chritin eduction,children’ worker, miniter o youth, prchurch youth leder,miniter o dult, director o mily-lie eduction, dminitrtoror techer in Chritin higher eduction, Chritin chool techernd dminitrtor, or women’ minitry leder.

GOALS


•demonstrateageneralknowledgeoftheBible,includinga ynthetic undertnding o the mjor book;


•developabiblicalphilosophyofandcommitmenttoChristianeduction in home, church, nd chool; nd

• verbalizethenatureandneedsofatleastoneagegroup,state biblicl gol or tht ge-leel minitry, nd pply ppropriteeductionl principle.


•evidenceanincreasinglikenesstoChristasmanifestedinloveforGod, loe or other, nd the ruit o the Spirit; nd

•exhibitgodlyleadershipwithateamspiritthatwillleadothersinto piritul mturity nd help deelop them or lederhip role.


•organize,administer,andevaluateaneducationalprogrambasedon tted gol nd objectie, working ucceully with peoplein riety o minitry itution;

•communicateeectivelyinavarietyofChristianeducation minitry etting;

•formulateeducationalprogramsthatarebiblicallybased, eductionlly ccurte, nd relted to people’ need; nd

•utilizeproperbiblicalandeducationalmethodsandmaterials

or t let one ge leel.

COURSE REQUIREMENTSSixty-e emeter hour o coure work re required minimumor grdution. O thoe hour, 22 re in precribed Bible Expoitioncoure, 18 re in precribed Sytemtic Teology coure, 2 re inSpiritul Lie, 9 re in precribed Chritin Eduction coure, 12re electie Chritin Eduction hour, nd 2 hour re in minitry lederhip coure (SL165 Chritin Eduction Internhip). Nothei i required.

AllstudentsintheM.A.inChristianEducationdegreeprogramarerequired to tke CE101 Eductionl Proce o the Church, CE102Hitory nd Philoophy o Chritin Eduction, CE103 eching



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aCaDemiC ProgrAms

M .A .i n C H R i S T i A n

E D U C A T i o n ( M .A . / C E )

Process,CE104AudiovisualPresentations, nd SL165 Chritin Eduction Internhip.In ddition, ech tudent mut elect 12 hour

in one o the ollowing ten minitry concentr-tion. Concentrtion coure will be electedin conulttion with the tudent’ dier inthe deprtment nd will be recorded on thestudent’sM.A./CEdegreeplan.StudentsintheM.A./CEdegreeprogrammustmeetwiththeirCE dier nd ubmit CE degree pln duringthe rt emeter o their rt yer.

Educational LeadershipStudent completing thi minitry concentrtionhould be ble to deign, direct, uperie, ndelute the oerll eductionl proce o locl church or other minitry.

Children’s Ministry Student completing thi minitry concentrtionhould be ble to orgnize nd uperie locl church or prchurch minitry to children,including the recruitment nd retention o dult t.

Youth Ministry Student completing thi minitry concentrtionhould be ble to orgnize nd uperie neectie church progrm o youth minitry tthe junior-high nd high-chool leel.

Parachurch Ministry Student completing thi minitry concentrtionhould be ble to orgnize nd uperie riouprchurch minitrie either in the United Stteor interntionlly. Coure in thi concentrtionmy be elected rom ny deprtment in theMinitrie nd Communiction diiion.

Adult Ministry Student completing thi minitry concentrtionhould be ble to orgnize nd led n dulteduction progrm.

Family Life Ministry Student completing thi minitry concentrtionhould be ble to deelop nd direct church

progrm o mily lie eduction, includingmily cle, couneling, nd diciplingreltionhip.

Educational AdministrationStudent completing thi minitry concentrtionhould be ble to ere eectiely in lederhiprole in n eductionl intitution t the elemen-try, econdry, or higher leel.

Christian School AdministrationStudent completing thi minitry concentrtionhould be ble to ere eectiely in lederhip

o Chritin elementry or econdry chool.Ti progrm doe not led to certiction.

College TeachingStudent completing thi minitry concentrtionhould he oundtion or ucce techerin Chritin intitution o higher lerning.Howeer, mot college, unieritie, ndeminrie require n erned doctorte inthe teching dicipline. Mot eminrie ndgrdute chool o theology lo require

n M.Di. degree or, in ome ce, theTh.M./S.T.M.degreeforadmissionto doctorl progrm.

Women’s Ministry Student completing thi minitry concentrtionhould undertnd women udience ndlerner, nd be ble to orgnize nd led

women’ minitry in locl church or otherre o minitry to women.

Toe on t with Cmpu Crude or Chrit

or Young Lie my trner mximum o 12hour towrd prchurch youth minitrieconcentrtion. Conult the Regitrr’ Oceor urther inormtion.

StudentscompletingtheM.A.inChristian Eduction re eligible to pply or dmiion tothe Ed.D. or Ph.D. in Higher Eduction progrmt the Unierity o North ex. For moreinormtion ee the Specil Progrm ectiono thi ctlog or contct the ChritinEduction Oce.

Educational Leadership—

Houston ExtensionTe Eductionl Lederhip concentrtion ithe only CE concentrtion ilble in Houton.Other concentrtion will be upported reource nd enrollment llow. Student in theHouton Eductionl Lederhip concentrtionmaytakeCE105TeachingProcessandAudiovi-ul Preenttion in plce o CE103 echingProcessandCE104AudiovisualPresentations.In

ddition to the core Chritin Eduction coureintheM.A./CEprogram,theHoustonconcentra-tionalsoincludesCE401Age-levelMinistries,

which i only oered t the Seminry’ exten-ion ite. Other electie in the Houton con-centrtion will be elected with input romthe tudent in the progrm.

m.a. in ChrisTian eDuCaTion (m.a./Ce)




aCaDemiC ProgrAms

M . A .

i n C H R i S T i A n

E D U C A T i o n ( M . A . / C

E )

THE M.A./CE AND THE D.MIN.-CEToe wihing to complete the Doctor o Minitry in Chritin Eduction progrm will need

to tke the ollowing coure in ddition tocompletingtheM.A.inChristianEducation:

BC101 Ct C 2

Ce410 Cd’ mt t Cc 3anD/or

Ce415 Cc mt t yt 3anD/or

Ce425 Cc mt t adt 3

hT102 T Cc t md e:ep d ac 3

iD201 Cpt T Bbc e 3

Pm102 e 2

Pm103 ept Pc i 3

Indiidul elution o mter’-leel work required or dmiion to the D.Min. progrmin Chritin Eduction my be obtined romthe D.Min. Oce. Requirement will ry depending on the coure tht were includedintheM.A./CEprogram.Formoreinformationee the D.Min. ection o thi ctlog.

SpIRITUAL FORMATIONBecue Dll Seminry lue chrcter ndspiritualmaturity,M.A./CEstudentsarerequired

to regiter or nd prticipte in SpiritulFormtion group ech o their rt ourconecutie ll nd pring emeter t eitherthe Dll cmpu or Houton Extenion.(M.A./CEstudentswhoarenotplanningtobe in reidence in Dll or Houton or ourconecutie ll nd pring emeter mutcontct the Deprtment o Spiritul Formtionnd Lederhip concerning how to meet theirSpiritul Formtion requirement.)

In the Spiritul Formtion curriculum mll

group o ix to eight tudent ocu onidentity, community, integrity, nd minitry.Te group lo proide n tmophere orpryer, ellowhip, nd the integrtion o lerning with lie nd minitry.

Becue tudent prticipte with the megroup oer our conecutie emeter, they hould pln their chedule o tht they my meet on the me dy nd t the me time echemeter. Spiritul Formtion i noncredit,trncripted experience. Te prerequiite or

ll required internhip i SF101 SpiritulFormtion I (Identity).

AdditionalSpiritualFormationcoursesfocusingon lederhip my be tken electie.



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M .A .i n C H R i S T i A n

E D U C A T i o n ( M .A . / C E )

m.a. in ChrisTian eDuCaTion (m.a./Ce)


First year



CE101 Educatal Prcess the Church 3

CE102 Hstry/Phlsphy CE 3


CE Electve 3

15

second year


BE104 oT Prphets 3



& Hamartlgy 3


CE103 Teachg Prcess 2

CE104 Audvsual Presetats 1SL165 Chrsta Educat itershp1 2


19


First year

BE102 oT Hstry i 3

BE105 The Gspels 2

BE109 Ruth, Psalms, Jah, & SelectedEpstles 3

ST102 Trtarasm 3

PM101 Sprtual Le 2

SF102 Sprtual Frmat ii

CE Electve 3

16

second year


ST104 Sterlgy 3

ST106 Eschatlgy 3


CE Electves 6

15

CurrICuluM(M.A. in CHRiSTiAn EDUCATion)

1 stdt t t Ce tp t bt cpt t bt t d p t.

noTe: C c b t wt s sc t dc t d d t d p t.



aCaDemiC ProgrAms


M . A . i n

C R o S S -

C U

L T U R A L M i n i S T R

i E S

( M . A . / C

M )

pURpOSETe progrm leding to the M.A. in Cross-cultural Ministriesdegree i deigned to proide grdute-leel trining or people

whoe minitrie include ering in other culture. PropectieandveteranmissionariesfromNorthAmericaandaround the world will benet rom thi progrm. It meet the eentilcdemic requirement o mot miion gencie nd i idelor thoe whoe nticipted minitrie will not includeregulr preching.

GOALS


•demonstrateageneralknowledgeoftheBible,including ynthetic undertnding o the mjor book;


•tracetheredemptivepurposeofGodfortheworldfrom Genei to Reeltion;

• verbalizeprinciplesofeectiveinterculturalministry;

•demonstratefamiliaritywithessentialprinciplesof nthropology, ethnology, ociology, nd pychology in reltion to miion; nd

•statepertinentdataonthecontemporaryworldscene.


•evidenceanincreasinglikenesstoChristasmanifestedinlove or God, loe or other, nd the ruit o the Spirit;

•evidenceadeepcommitmenttoworldevangelism;and

•evidenceanawarenessofspiritualconictandtheresources in Chrit.


•communicatetheBibleeectivelyinaninterculturalcontext;

•produceanaccurateproleofthechosencountryorareaofthe world; nd

•designaneectivestrategyforaninterculturalministry.

COURSE REQUIREMENTSSixty-our emeter hour o coure work re required minimum or grdution. O thoe hour, 22 re in precribedBible Expoition coure, 18 in precribed Sytemtic Teology coure, nd 4 in Spiritul Lie nd Engelim. Tere re 14hour o precribed World Miion nd Interculturl Studiecoure, including 2-hour Interculturl Minitrie Internhip. Teremining 6 hour re miion electie. Deprtment proeor

will it tudent in deigning the mot pproprite progrm o miion electie or ech tudent’ peronl creer gol.



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M

.A .i n C R o S S - C U L T U R A L

Mi n i S T R i E S ( M .A . / C M )

Miion electie hould be elected ollow:

1 Ctxt cu 2

1 statc Appach cu 2 3*

1 Bbca ad Thca

stud cu 2 3*

* I WM405 Christian Education in Intercultural

Contexts, WM410 Theological Education in

Intercultural Contexts, and/or WM505 Christianity

and Non-Christian Religions are elected, students

not needing the third hour o those courses or

normal program requirements may reduce

expenses by taking WM405, WM410, or WM505

or two hourso credit and one hour o audit.

Contact the Registrar’s Oce or details.

Student re required to do n interculturlor miion-relted internhip prt o theirmiion electie beore completing theprogrm. Te cceptbility o thi experiencei determined by the Deprtment o WorldMiion nd Interculturl Studie culty.Toe intereted in the ESOL certictemut tke ESOL coure in ddition tomiion electie. Ti will require ndditionl 13 hour o coure work.

NothesisisrequiredfortheM.A./CMdegree.

SpIRITUAL FORMATIONBecue Dll Seminry lue chrcterandspiritualmaturity,M.A./CMstudents

re required to regiter or nd prticiptein Spiritul Formtion group ech o theirrt our conecutie ll nd pring emetert either the Dll cmpu or Houton exten-sion.(M.A./CMstudentswhoarenotplanningto be in reidence in Dll or Houton or ourconecutie ll nd pring emeter mutcontct the Deprtment o Spiritul Formtionnd Lederhip concerning how to meet theirSpiritul Formtion requirement.)


group o ix to eight tudent ocu onidentity, community, integrity, nd minitry.Te group lo proide n tmophere orpryer, ellowhip, nd the integrtion o lerning with lie nd minitry. Becuetudent prticipte in the me group oerour conecutie emeter, they hould plntheir chedule o tht they my meet on theme dy nd t the me time ech emeter.Spiritul Formtion i noncredit, trncriptedexperience. Te prerequiite or ll requiredinternhip i SF101 Spiritul Formtion I(Identity).

m.a. in Cross-CulTural minisTries (m.a./Cm)




aCaDemiC ProgrAms

M . A .

i n C R o S S - C U L T U R A L

M i n i S T R i E S ( M . A . / C M

)

1 m ct d cd Ctt c 2 , sttc appc c 2 3 , d Bbc d Tcstd c 2 3 . stdt ct t t c b dd t t t t m.a./Cmd. stdt t d t t dc p b t wm405, wm410, wm505 t cdt d dt. Ctct t rt’ oc dt. stdt c dt pc b d t cpt tdtp pt t ct t.


First year



PM101 Sprtual Le 2

PM102 Evagelsm 2


WM205 Cultural Dyamcs Mstry 3

SF101 Sprtual Frmat i16

second yearBE103 oT Hstry ii & Petry 2

BE104 oT Prphets 3



& Hamartlgy 3


SL140 itercultural Mstres itershp 2

SF103 Sprtual Frmat iii16


First year

BE102 oT Hstry i 3

BE105 The Gspels 2

BE109 Ruth, Psalms, Jah, &Selected Epstles 3

ST102 Trtarasm 3

WM210 itercultural Cmmucat 3


Msss Electve1 216

second yearBE107 Heb., Ge. Eps., & Rev. 3

ST104 Sterlgy 3

ST106 Eschatlgy 3

WM215 Dyamcs MssaryDevelpmet 3


Msss Electve1 416

CurrICuluM(M.A. in CRoSS-CULTURAL MiniSTRiES)

Studets wshg t ear a TESoL Teachers Eglsh t Speakers other Laguages certcate must take the llwg

curses addt t the s hurs msss electves. Ths wll reure a addtal 13 hurs curse wrk.

WM605 Geeral Lgustcs 3

WM610 itrduct t TESoL 3

WM615 Methdlgy ad Practce TESoL 3

WM620 itrduct t Eglsh Syta 3

SL205 TESoL itershp 1





aCaDemiC ProgrAms


M . A . i n

M E D i A &

C o M M U n i C A T i o

n

( M . A . / M

C )

pURpOSETe Master o Arts in Media and Communication degreeprogrm proide grdute-leel trining or thoe who deire tointegrte ound biblicl nd theologicl eduction with triningnd experience in medi rt. Te progrm, which ume thetudent h ome trining or experience in the rt, enhnce theminitrie o worhip leder, writer, nd other medi prctitioner.

GOALSBy the time o grdution, the tudent will how eidence tht heor he i ble to:

•Communicatebiblicalandtheologicalknowledgetoa contemporry udience;

• ArticulateanunderstandingoftheroleofartinChristianthoughtnd communiction;

•Demonstratespecializationinwriting,presentation,and/or worhip rt;

•DemonstratetheintegrationofmediaartsintoeectiveChristiancommuniction; nd

•Constructandpresentamediapresentationusingeective production principle.

COURSE REQUIREMENTSSixty-een emeter hour o coure work re required minimum or grdution. wenty-two o the 67 hour reprecribed Bible Expoition coure, 18 re precribedSytemtic Teology coure, 2 re in Hitoricl Teology,2areinSpiritualLife,6areinprescribedMediaArtscourses,and2areinaMediaArtsinternship.eremaining15hoursmustbetken in medi rt nd communiction electie, with t letoneelectivetakenineachofthethreemajorprogramdivisions— writing,presentation,andworship—listedbelow.Allelectivesaretken in conulttion with the progrm dier.

NothesisisrequiredfortheM.A./MCdegree.

wt

Pm721 Ct wt 3

Pm722 adcd Ct wt 3

Ce605 Ct J 3

Ptat

Pm103 ept Pc i 3

Pm 221 ept Tc w 3

Pm711 Ct rd 3

Pm712 it. t rd Bdct 3

Pm725 Pb lt d D mt 2

Pm731 vd Pdct mt 3Pm751 ect sp 3

Pm753 Dt scpt 3

whp

Pm302 Pt T d ldp i*

Pm741 it. t h 2

Pm742 it. t P d wp mc 2

Pm743 s wp at 2

idpdt stud

Pm903 idpdt std md at 14

*Students may take PM302 or 2 or 3 credit hours.



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M .A .i n ME D i A &

C o MM U n i C A T i o n ( M .A . / M

C )

m.a. in meDia & CommuniCaTion (m.a./mC)

SpIRITUAL FORMATIONBecue Dll Seminry lue chrcterandspiritualmaturity,M.A./MCstudents

re required to regiter or nd prticipte inSpiritul Formtion group ech o their rtour conecutie ll nd pring emeter teither the Dll cmpu or Houton Extenion.(M.A./MCstudentswhoarenotplanningtobe in reidence in Dll or Houton or ourconecutie ll nd pring emeter mutcontct the Deprtment o Spiritul Formtionnd Lederhip concerning how to meet theirSpiritul Formtion requirement.)


group o ix to eight tudent ocu onidentity, community, integrity, nd minitry.Te group lo proide n tmophereor pryer, ellowhip, nd the integrtiono lerning with lie nd minitry. Sincetudent prticipte with the me mllgroup oer our conecutie emeter, they hould pln their chedule o tht they my meet on the me dy nd t the me timeech emeter. Spiritul Formtion i noncredit, trncripted experience. Teprerequiite or ll required internhipi SF101 Spiritul Formtion I (Identity).

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS AdmissionrequirementsandapplicationproceduresfortheM.A./MCdegreeare

the me or ll progrm o tudy t theSeminry. Student will generlly not bedmitted into degree progrm without golconitent with the minitrie or which theprogrm i deigned to equip them.

TRANSFER CREDITrner o ome credit i llowed towrd theprofessionalM.A.programsfromaccreditedgrdute theologicl chool. Up to 30 hourofcreditmaybetransferredtowardtheM.A.

in Medi nd Communiction.

Student mut he erned grde o C or better or coure to be conidered ortrner. rnerbility o credit erned t thiintitution nd trnerred to nother i t thedicretion o the receiing intitution. Conultthe Regitrr’ Oce or inormtion on eligibility or trner credit.

1 T 400 t md at itp t b cptd t t.

2 at t ct t b c c t t wt, Ptt, d wp. s b t c c ct.



First year

BE101 Bble Study Methds

& Hermeeutcs 3


PM101 Sprtual Le 2

PM701 A Chrsta Vew Art 3

CE104 Audvsual Presetats 1

CE720 Creatvty 2


Electve2 3

17

second year


BE104 oT Prphets 3



& Hamartlgy 3



Electve2 3

17


First year

BE102 oT Hstry i 3

BE105 The Gspels 2


ST102 Trtarasm 3


SL150 Meda Arts itershp1 2

Electve2 3

16

second year


HT200 Hstry Dctre 2

ST104 Sterlgy 3

ST106 Eschatlgy 3


Electves2 6

17

CurrICuluM(M.A. in MEDiA & CoMMUniCATion)



aCaDemiC ProgrAms


G E n E R A L M A S T E

R

o F A R T S ( B i B L i C A

L

S

T U D i E S ) [ M . A . ( B

S ) ]

pURpOSETe progrm leding to the Master o Arts degree with mjorin Biblicl Studie i deigned to proide grdute-leel bibliclnd theologicl oundtion or riou kind o Chritinerice. Ti degree i deigned primrily or ly leder whodeire trining or more eectie minitry within their church ororganization.eM.A.(BS)mayalsoprovidesupplementaltrainingor thoe engged in prchurch minitrie or thoe in upportpoition with miion gencie or churche. Toe who reeeking ull preprtion or octionl minitry hould pply or dmiion to one o the proeionl degree progrm.

GOALSeDuCaTional goalso enble tudent to:

•demonstrateageneralknowledgeoftheBible,includinga ynthetic undertnding o the mjor book; nd

•evidenceanunderstandingofthehistoricaldevelopment o theology, knowledge o premillennil theology, nd nbility to upport their theologicl iew nd pply them tocontemporry iue.

sPiriTual goalo enable students to evidence an increasing likeness to Christ asmaniested in love or God, love or others, and the ruit o the Spirit.


•demonstrateanincreasinginvolvementinthelocalchurch or other minitrie with which they re ocited; nd

•ministerwithinalocalchurchorothergroupbymeansof lederhip kill, engelim, nd erice.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS AdmissionrequirementsandapplicationproceduresfortheM.A.(BS)arethesameasforallprogramsofstudyatthe Seminary.(SeetheAdmissionsectionofthiscatalog.)Studentsgenerlly will not be dmitted into thi degree progrm withoutgol conitent with the minitrie or which the progrm ideigned to equip them.

TRANSFER OF CREDITTransferofupto30credithoursisallowedtowardtheM.A.(BS)progrm rom ccredited grdute theologicl chool. Student

mut he erned grde o C or better or coure to beconidered or trner. rnerbility o credit erned t thiintitution nd trnerred to nother i t the dicretion o the receiing intitution. Conult the Regitrr’ Oce orinormtion on eligibility or trner credit.

RESIDENCE REQUIREMENTSOfthe62hoursrequiredfortheM.A.(BS),aminimumof30hoursmut be tken in reident tudy t the min cmpu or one o theextensionsites.AllworkleadingtotheM.A.(BS)mustbecompleted

within een yer rom the time o mtricultion. Extenion o thi

limit require pprol o the Credit Committee. ReinttementtotheprogramafterwithdrawalrequiresAdmissionsCommittee ction nd my ubject the tudent to dditionl requirement orthe degree.



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G E

n E R A L MA S T E R o F A R

T S

( B i B

L i C A L S T U D i E S ) M .A . ( B S ) ]

general masTer oF arTs (BiBliCal sTuDies) [m.a(Bs)]

COURSE REQUIREMENTSSixty-two emeter hour o coure work re required minimum or grdution.

Student my purue thi degree on yer-round bi or during ummer. By tkingbout 12 hour o coure work ech ummer,tudent cn complete the progrm in 5ummer (or 4 ummer i eerl electiehour in independent tudy coure re tkenbetween ummer o tudy).

wenty-our o the 62 hour re precribedBiblicl Studie coure, 18 re precribedSytemtic Teology coure, 2 re in HitoriclTeology, nd 4 re in Spiritul Lie nd

Engelim. O the remining 14 electiehour, t let 2 hour mut be tken inChritin Eduction nd t let 2 hourin World Miion nd Interculturl Studie.

NothesisisrequiredfortheM.A.(BS)degree.

ADMISSION TO CANDIDACY Student my be dmitted to cndidcy by actionofthefacultyfortheM.A.(BS)degree in the ll or pring emeter prior to thesemester/termofdegreeconferralorthe

emeter prior to their prticiption in theCommencement ceremony. Tey mut he minimum grde point erge o 2.0.

In ddition, tudent mut eidence to the ti-ction o the culty proen Chritin chrcter

nd dherence to the ollowing doctrine: theuthority nd inerrncy o Scripture, the rinity,the ull deity nd humnity o Chrit, the piritul

lotne o the humn rce, the ubtitutionry tonement nd bodily reurrection o Chrit,ltion by ith lone in Chrit lone, nd thephysicalreturnofChrist.StudentsinallM.A.progrm mut lo proide written ttemento church inolement rom the locl churchregulrly ttended while in eminry.


GRADUATION REQUIREMENTSCandidatesfortheM.A.(BS)degreemusthavecompleted 62 hour o coure work with minimum grde point erge o 2.0, ndmut eidence to the tiction o the culty proen Chritin chrcter nd dherencetothedoctrinesstatedintheAdmissionto Cndidcy ection.

Diplom (or certiicte) will not bereleed, trncript iued, or plcementitnce proided unle ll nncilobligationstotheSeminaryand/orstudent lon progrm re current.

1 at t t ct t b ctd t Dptt Ct edct d t t t t Dptt wd m d itct std.



First year



PM101 Sprtual Le 2

PM102 Evagelsm 2

Electves1 6

16

second yearBE103 oT Hstry ii & Petry 2

BE104 oT Prphets 3



& Hamartlgy 3


Electves1 2

16


First year

nT113 nT itrduct 2

BE102 oT Hstry i 3

BE105 The Gspels 2


ST102 Trtarasm 3

Electves1 2

15

second yearBE107 Heb., Ge. Eps., & Rev. 3

HT200 Hstry Dctre 2

ST104 Sterlgy 3

ST106 Eschatlgy 3

Electves1 4

15

CurrICuluM(M.A.[BiBLiCAL STUDiES])



aCaDemiC ProgrAms


C E R T i F i C A T E o F

G

R A D U A T E S T U D i E S

( C . G . S . )

pURpOSETe Certifcate o Graduate Studies (C.G.S.) proide fexiblecoure o tudy or:

•Christianlaypersonswhodesireashortprogramofseminarytudie to equip them or eectie minitry in the locl churchor elewhere;

•thosewhowishtobeginseminarystudiesonatrialbasistohelpthem determine i they deire to purue degree progrm;

•Christianworkerswithlimitedtimeavailableforseminary tudie (Toe who intend to enter proeionl minitry reencourged to pply or dmiion to one o the mter’-leeldegree progrm.);

•missionarycandidateswhoanticipateserviceinnonprofessionalminitrie whoe miion bord require grdute tudy in Biblend theology;

•collegegraduateswhowantayearofseminarystudiesasa upplement to their undergrdute work; nd

•spousesofcurrentDallasSeminarystudentswhowantto complete progrm o grdute eminry tudie.

GOALS


•demonstrateageneralknowledgeoftheBible;and

•evidenceageneralknowledgeofpremillennialtheologyand n bility to upport their theologicl iew.

sPiriTual goalo enble tudent to eidence n increing likene to Chrit mnieted in loe or God, loe or other, nd the ruit o the Spirit.

minisTry goalo enble tudent to eidence n interet nd inolementin the locl church or other minitrie with which they re ocited.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Admissionrequirementsandapplicationproceduresforthe Certicte o Grdute Studie progrm re the me or llprogramsofstudyattheSeminary.(SeetheAdmissionsection o thi ctlog.)

In ew ce pplicnt without bchelor’ degree my bedmitted, but uch pplicnt mut demontrte both mturity andadequateeducationalbackground.ContacttheAdmissionsOce or urther detil.

Grdute o thi certicte progrm normlly re notrecommendedbytheAlumniandChurchRelationsOce or minitry plcement. Student in the Certicte o GrduteStudie progrm re clied nondegree tudent.



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C E

R T i F i C A T E o F G R A D U A T E

S T U D i E S ( C . G . S . )

CerTiFiCaTe oF graDuaTe sTuDies (C.g.s.)

COURSE REQUIREMENTSTirty hour o coure work re required,coniting o 9 hour in Bible Expoition, 9

hour in Sytemtic Teology, 2 hour in PtorlMinitrie, nd 10 hour o electie. Student reble to tke up to 6 dditionl hour beyond thedeignted 30 hour without needing to pply to degree progrm.

Flexibility in the Bible nd theology coure ndin the 10 hour o electie llow tudentto elect coure uited to their prticulrinteret nd need. Mny, i not ll, o theecoure my be completed online. ContcttheAdmissionsOceorRegistrar’sOcefor

more inormtion.

requireD CoursesBb expt 9

Be101 Bb std mtd d htc 3ot Bb ept c 6

statc Th 9

sT101 itdct t T 3ot sttc T c 6

Pata mt 2

Pm101 spt l 2

ectv 10

30

TRANSFER OF CREDITrner o up to ix credit hour romccredited grdute theologicl chooli llowed towrd the Certicte o Grdute Studie.

Student normlly mut he erned grdeo C or better (2.0 on 4.0 cle) in order tobe eligible to trner coure rom notherintitution to Dll Seminry. rnerbility o credit erned t thi intitution ndtrnerred to nother i t the dicretiono the receiing intitution. Conult theRegitrr’ Oce or urther inormtion.

RESIDENCE REQUIREMENTSO the 30 emeter hour o coure work required or grdution, minimum o 24 mut be tken through Dll Seminry.

Allworkleadingtothecerticatenormallymut be completed within e yer romthe time o mtricultion. Extenion requirepprol by the Credit Committee. Reintte-ment to the progrm ter withdrwl require AdmissionsCommitteeactionandmay ubject the tudent to dditionl require-ment or the certicte.

ADMISSION TO CANDIDACY Student my be dmitted to cndidcy by ction o the culty or the C.G.S. in the ll or

springsemesterpriortothesemester/termofdegree conerrl or the emeter prior to theirprticiption in the Commencement ceremony ter thee requirement he been met:(1) grde point erge o t let 2.0;(2) eidence to the tiction o the culty o proen Chritin chrcter; nd(3) dherence to the ollowing doctrine:the uthority nd inerrncy o Scripture, therinity, the ull deity nd humnity o Chrit,the piritul lotne o the humn rce,the ubtitutionry tonement nd bodily reurrection o Chrit, ltion by ith lonein Chrit lone, nd the phyicl return o Chrit. Student in the C.G.S. progrm mutlo proide written ttement o churchinolement rom the locl church regulrly ttended while in eminry.


GRADUATION REQUIREMENTSo receie the Certicte o Grdute Studietudent mut he completed 30 emeterhour o coure work with grde pointerge o t let 2.0, eidence to thetiction o the culty proen Chritinchrcter, nd dherence to the doctrinestatedintheAdmissiontoCandidacy ection boe.

Certicte will not be releed or trncriptiued unle ll nncil obligtion to theSeminaryand/orthestudentloanprogram re current.



aCaDemiC ProgrAms


D o C T o R o F

M i n i S T R Y ( D . M i n

. )

pURpOSETe Doctor o Ministry degree progrm i deigned to proidednced trining in the prctice o bibliclly nd theologiclly oriented minitry to thoe ctiely inoled in octionlor bioctionl minitry. Te progrm concentrte ondeeloping expertie in the biblicl rtionle, ociologicltrtegy, nd prcticl implementtion o minitry.

Te Doctor o Minitry degree i the highet proeionldegree or thoe engged in locl church nd prchurchminitrie, world miion, nd imilr minitrie. (Te Ph.D.degree, by comprion, purpoe primrily to equip tudentto engge in cholrly reerch nd teching.) Te D.Min.

progrm i oered “in minitry” rther thn “in reidence,” it ume tudent will remin in minitry throughout theprogrm nd doe not require them to relocte to Dll. Itnormlly require minimum o three yer o meningulminitry experience. Ech coure ume thi minitry experience nd endeor to integrte lerning with thetudent’ preent context o minitry well uture gol.

One o the mot initing eture o the D.Min. t Dll i thtthe curriculum i deigned with high degree o fexibility.O the 27 hour o coure work required or the degree, only ix hour re precribed o tht tudent my tilor their

progrm to their own minitry gol. Tree dditionl hourre grnted or the tudent’ pplied reerch project, whichthe tudent report in the dierttion.

GOALS


•evaluatepersonal,spiritual,andprofessionaldevelopment;

•chartacourseforlifelonglearningandimprovement;

•assessandconstructministriesfromabiblicaltheology pplied in riety o contemporry context;

•conductappliedresearchofprofessional,doctoral-levelbreadthnd depth within their choen eld o tudy; nd

•articulateanddefendevangelicaltheologyinthepractice o minitry.

sPiriTual goalo enable students to maniest a maturing and Spirit-flled character.

minisTry goals

o enble tudent to:•enhanceidentiedministerialskillssuchaspreaching,

couneling, lederhip, dminitrtion, iion-cting,eductionl progrmming, nd communiction;

•communicateGod’sWordeectivelythroughpreaching, teching, writing, or other medi;

•leadandmanageachurchorministryorganizationcompetently;

• worksuccessfullyandethicallywithpeopleinavarietyofministryitution;

•providetheframeworkfordevelopingabiblicalministryina

culturlly nd ethniclly diere context; nd•demonstrateexcellenceincharacterandinministry.



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( D .Mi n . )

DoCTor oF minisTry (D.min.)

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSTe D.Min. progrm dmit men nd women

who how eidence tht they (1) re born

gin; (2) re o proen Chritin chrcter;(3) re endowed with pproprite piritul git;nd (4) dhere to the ollowing doctrine:the uthority nd inerrncy o Scripture, therinity, the ull deity nd humnity o Chrit,the piritul lotne o the humn rce, theubtitutionry tonement nd bodily reur-rection o Chrit, ltion by ith lone inChrit lone, nd the phyicl return o Chrit.

In ddition, the ollowing prerequiite pply to D.Min. pplicnt.

Allapplicantsmust:

•normallyhaveatleastthreeyearsoffull-time octionl or bioctionl Chritin minitry experience ince receiing their rt grdutetheologicl degree;

•giveevidenceofgrowthandcompetenceinminiteril kill nd lederhip;

•beinvolvedinanongoingministry (including ly minitry);

•haveanacademicrecordthatdemonstratesuperior bility nd how promie o ucce in doctorl tudie; nd

•holdanaccreditedMasterofDivinity(M.Di.) or Mter o Teology (T.M.)degree,oraMasterofArts(M.A.)degreeplu leeling coure necery to proideM.Di. equilence. Prerequiite degreeand/orequivalencemustinclude:

– minimum o 90 emeter hour o credit(80hoursfortheDTSM.A./CE

degree) nd

– our emeter o Greek nd two emetero Hebrew. (I tudent h only threeemeter o Greek, he or he my tkeID201 Computer ool or Biblicl Exegeiin lieu o the ourth emeter o Greek.For the D.Min.–CE, the tudent need only ID201 Computer ool or Biblicl Exegeiin lieu o Greek nd Hebrew.)

Credit needed to meet M.Di. equilence

requirement mut coer the bredth ndcope o Dll Seminry’ curriculum ndcommitment to Scripture precribed by the D.Min. Oce nd the Regitrr’ Oce.Coure required or M.Di. equilence my be erned t Dll Seminry, it extenionite, through externl tudie progrm,or other ccredited intitution. For moreinormtion on M.Di. equilence, pleecontct the Doctor o Minitry Oce or theRegitrr’ Oce.

Applicantsmustsupplytherequisitewrittendmiion mteril nd mut he peronlor phone interiew with member o the culty.

Propectie D.Min. tudent my pply ordmiion t ny time. Te dedline or theummer eminr i Februry 15 nd or the winterseminar,August15.Furtherdetailsondmiion requirement nd procedure reavailablefromtheAdmissionsOce.

D.MIN. TRACkShree trck re ilble in the D.Min.progrm: Minitry Lederhip, ChritinEduction, nd Hipnic Lederhip.

Student will elect peciic emphiin the Minitry Lederhip trck (theregulr or tndrd D.Min. progrm) indicted below.

minisTry leaDershiP TraCk Emphe:

•GeneralMinistryLeadership •MarriageandFamilyMinistry •PastorsofLargeChurches •Executive/AssociatePastors

ChrisTian eDuCaTion TraCk Te Doctor o Minitry trck in ChritinEduction i deigned to enhnce minitry competence or thoe ering in uch churchor prchurch eductionl lederhip role :(1)executive/associatepastors;(2)church eduction pecilit; (3) miniter tochildren, youth, or dult; (4) mily lieeductor; (5) dminitrtor o Chritinchool or college; (6) cmp leder, nd(7) miniter to women.

Student in the D.Min. Chritin Eductiontrck will work with the Chritin Eductiondeprtment chir to deign progrm to meettheir minitry need.

hisPaniC leaDershiP TraCk Te Hipnic Lederhip trck i the Seminry’Spnih lnguge D.Min. progrm or Hipnicleder in the United Stte nd in Ltin America.Itisofferedonthecampusof

Seminrio eológico Centromericno(SETECA)inGuatemalaCity,Guatemala.ecoure oered in the Spnih D.Min. progrmre the me thoe oered in Dll, but recontextulized or Hipnic minitry in both theUnitedStatesandinLatinAmerica.Allcoursesor the Hipnic Lederhip rck in theSpnih D.Min. progrm cn be completedatSETECA.Specialconsiderationsapplyto the Spnih D.Min. Intereted tudent houldcontct the D.Min. Oce or more inormtion.




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Y

( D . M

i n . )

D.min. exTension ProgramsIn ddition to the Spnih lnguge D.Min.oered in Guteml, the Seminry lo oer

cle towrd the D.Min. t Phildelphi BibliclUnierity (PBU) in Lnghorne, Pennylni.Te Phildelphi extenion i deigned to mkethe Dll Seminry D.Min. degree morecceible to tudent liing in the Northet;howeer, ny D.Min. tudent my tke couret PBU. Student cn tke ll but two coureatPBU—theymustcometoDallasforDM101nd DM102. Interntionl tudent enteringthe United Stte on n F-1 tudent i rerequired to tke ll D.Min. coure t the Dllmin cmpu.

COURSE REQUIREMENTSTe D.Min. progrm require 27 emeterhour o coure work (which include rom21 to 24 hour o precribed nd electiecoure nd rom 3 to 6 hour o independenttudy coure) plu 3-hour pplied reerchproject relted to the tudent’ minitry. Teprogrm normlly require t let 4 yero tudy.

Tree precribed coure mut be tken by llD.Min. tudent: DM101 Te Minitry Leder,DM102AppliedResearchProjectDevelopment Seminar,andDM103eAppliedResearchProject. In ddition, tudent normlly completet let one independent tudy coure, DM901Independent Study. Coure decription orthee nd other D.Min. coure my be ound inthe Coure Decription ection o thi ctlog.

Allcoursesaresixmonthsinlengthandincludeone week o reidence, in either Jnury or July,

on the min cmpu or t the Guteml or thePhildelphi extenion ite. (See the SpecilProgrm nd Seion ection or moreinormtion on thee two ite.) During theprereident month, tudent red nd interct withcoursematerial.Afterthecoursemeets or the reident week, tudent completeignment tht re pproprite or theirminitry. Dll Seminry lumni re llowedto udit the reident portion o coure pce permit. Regitrtion or ummer D.Min.coure mut be completed by Mrch 15, nd

regitrtion or winter D.Min. coure mut becompleted by September 15. Electie in the

riou re o concentrtion re lited in theCoure Decription ection o thi ctlog.

AllworkleadingtotheDoctorofMinistry degree mut be completed in no le thnthree nd no more thn ix yer rom thetimeofmatriculation.Aminimalgradeof B- mut be receied in eery coure creditedtowrd grdution nd lo on the ppliedreerch project.

AdditionalinformationonD.Min.policiesandprocedure i gien in the Doctor o Minitry Hndbook, which i ilble on the DS webite.

TRANSFER OF CREDITrner o up to 10 hour o doctorl-leelcredit my be pplied towrd the D.Min.

degree i thoe hour contitute equilent work. Normlly only coure tken terreceivinganM.A.,M.Div.,.M.,S.T.M.,orequilent degree cn be credited towrd theD.Min. degree. Requet or trner o credithould be directed to the director o D.Min.tudie. Pln to tke other coure or trnercredit mut be pproed by the D.Min.committee prior to tking the coure.

ADMISSION TO CANDIDACY Student my be dmitted to cndidcy orthe D.Min. degree by ction o the culty only ter thee requirement he been met:(1) completion o ll reidence requirementnd ll independent tudy coure leding tothe degree; (2) eidence o proen Chritinchrcter; (3) eectiene in Chritinminitry; nd (4) dherence to the ollowingdoctrine: the uthority nd inerrncy o Scripture, the rinity, the ull deity ndhumnity o Chrit, the piritul lotne

o the humn rce, the ubtitutionry tonement nd bodily reurrection o Chrit, ltion by ith lone in Chritlone, nd the phyicl return o Chrit.

Student in the D.Min. progrm mut loproide written letter rom the locl churchor orgniztion where the tudent i ering,endoring the tudent’ minitry.

AppLIED RESEARCH pROjECT

REQUIREMENTSTe pplied reerch project i the tudent’mjor reerch project in the degree progrm.It mut be directly relted to hi or her minitry nd mut mke ignicnt contribution to theeld o proeionl minitry well to thetudent’ peronl lie. Te project normlly hould del with ome pect o communiction,dminitrtion, nurture, lederhip, or Chritineduction. Te length i to be pproprite orthe ubject judged by the tudent’ dier.Detil on the procedure nd dedline or the

topic pprol, propol, nd rt nd nl drto the pplied reerch project re ilblein the Doctor o Minitry Oce well in theD.Min. Hndbook.



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D o C T o R o F Mi n i S T R Y

( D .Mi n . )

DoCTor oF minisTry (D.min.)

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTSCndidte or the D.Min. degree mut hecompleted 27 emeter hour o coure work

nd the 3-hour pplied reerch projectlong with ny other requirement thtmy he been igned. Te completion o minimum requirement doe not utomticlly quliy tudent or the degree. Te cndidtemut eidence to the tiction o theculty proen Chritin chrcter, bility nd cceptbility in Chritin minitry, nddherence to the doctrine tted in the AdmissiontoCandidacysectionabove.

Diplom will not be wrded, trncript

iued, or plcement itnce proidedunle ll nncil obligtion to the Seminry and/orthestudentloanprogramarecurrent.



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D o C T o R o F

P H i L o S o P H Y ( P H . D . )

pURpOSETe progrm leding to the Doctor o Philosophy degree ideigned or thoe who re cpble o doing reerch t thehighet leel, with iew to becoming cholr nd eductionlleder in riou eld o Chritin minitry.

GOALS


•doin-depthresearchinbothprimaryandsecondarysources relting to their choen eld o tudy;

•understandandcritiquethemajorissuesintheirchoseneld nd the min iew on thoe iue; nd

•articulateconservative,evangelicaltheology.

sPiriTual goalo enable students to maniest a maturing and Spirit-flled character.


•demonstrateabilityandacceptabilityinChristianministry;and

•communicateeectivelythroughoneormoreofthefollowing: preching, teching, engelim, nd writing.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Applicantsmust(1)holdtheMasterofDivinitydegree(M.Div.),Mter o Teology degree (T.M.), or Mter o Scred Teology (S..M.) degree; (2) he n cdemic record tht demontrteuperior bility; (3) tictorily p written exmintionin the eld o their intended mjor nd n orl exmintion o their Chritin experience, cholrhip, theology, chieement,nd purpoe; nd (4) how eidence tht they:

•havesavingfaithinChrist;

•areofprovenChristiancharacter;

•areendowedwithappropriatespiritualgifts;and

•adheretothefollowingdoctrines:theauthorityandinerrancy o Scripture, the rinity, the ull deity nd humnity o Chrit,the piritul lotne o the humn rce, the ubtitutionry tonement nd bodily reurrection o Chrit, ltion by ith lone in Chrit lone, nd the phyicl return o Chrit.

Applicationsforthedoctoralprogrammustbereceivedbythe AdmissionsOcebyJanuary1foradmissionthefollowingfall

emeter or by September 1 or dmiion the ollowing pringemeter. Te completed ppliction re then conidered by thePh.D. Studie Committee or preliminry cceptnce.

Depending on their prior cdemic preprtion, tudent enterthePh.D.programeitheratStage1orStage2.Applicantsentering atStage1musthaveattainedabachelor’sdegree(B.A.,B.S.,etc.)nd the Mter o Diinity degree (M.Di.) or their eductionlequilent. For purpoe o dmiion to Stge 1 o the Ph.D.progrm, n M.Di. degree i undertood to be minimum o three yer o ull-time tudy (pproximtely 90 emeter hour). Applicantsmusthaveanacademicrecordthatdemonstrates

uperior bility nd how promie o ucce in doctorl tudie.In the bence o mter’ thei, pplicnt mut proide reerch pper preiouly written t the mter’ leel tht how



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( P H . D . )

DoCTor oF PhilosoPhy (Ph.D.)

n cceptble leel o competency in reerchandwriting.AftercompletingStage1,applicants mut complete requirement or entrnce into

Stge 2. ApplicantsenteringatStage2,inadditiontothebchelor’ degree nd the M.Di. degree, muthe ttined the Mter o Teology degree(T.M.) or Mter o Scred Teology degree(S..M.) or their eductionl equilent. Forpurpoe o dmiion to Stge 2 o the Ph.D.progrm, the T.M. or S..M. degree mut be minimum o one yer o ull-time tudy (pproximtely 30 emeter hour), or in thece o Dll Seminry grdute, the our-

year.M.degree.ApplicantsenteringatStage2 mut gie eidence either by trncript or by exmintion o t let two yer o tudy inbiblicl Hebrew nd two nd hl yer o studyinNewTestamentGreek.Anydecienciesin thee re mut be mde up without creditinthePh.D.program.Applicantsmusthaveancdemic record tht demontrte uperiorbility nd how promie o ucce indoctoralstudies.Applicantsmustalsopresentn cceptble mter’ thei. Te thei mutbe completed nd grde wrded by My 15 o

the pring preceding dmiion to the Ph.D.

COURSE REQUIREMENTSStudent in the Ph.D. progrm my mjor ineither the Diiion o Biblicl Studie or theDiiion o Teologicl Studie. For tudentdmitted with only the M.Di. degree,the progrm require two tge. Stge 1conit o 26 emeter hour o coure work (ee below), nd Stge 2 require n dditionl35 hour o doctorl work. Student with the

T.M. or S..M. degree must complete only Stage 2 o the program, or 35 emeter hour o coure work, inoling t let three emetero tudy.

Quliying exm or Stge 2 ume completiono the 26 hour o Stge 1. Howeer tudentre eligible to tke the quliying exm or Stge2 during their nl emeter beore completiono Stge 1 i they re mking tictory progreon the thei. Quliying exm or Stge 2 mutbe completed ucceully beore continuingin the doctorl progrm. Student my ttemptthe Stge 2 quliying exm mximum o two time.

Stge 1 requirement or tudent dmitted with the M.Di. degree conit o 26 hour o clroom work. Te tudent i required top prociency exm in Greek grmmrnd yntx, complete N104 nd N105(6 hour), p prociency exm in Hebrew grmmr nd yntx, nd complete O103nd O104 (6 hour). Te tudent mut locomplete mjor o nine hour in Biblicl

Studie or Teologicl Studie deprtment,complete either CE215 or WM410 (3 hour),

nd write two-hour thei in hi or herintendedmajor.Aftercompletionofthe26hour o Stge 1, the tudent mut p the

Ph.D. written nd orl quliying exm.Stge 1 coure re mter’-leel coure

with increed requirement conitent withthe demnd o doctorl tudy.

sta 1—Hb ext p pcc hb

oT103 hb e i 3

oT104 hb e ii & oT itdct 3

gk ex t p pcc g d t

nT104 it. t n Ttt e 3

nT105 e r 3

maj Bbca stud

Thca stud 9

Ce215 Tc Ct hedct

or

wm410 Tc edct itct Ctt 3

T j 2

26

Stge 2 requirement or ll doctorl tudentre ollow.

AllBiblicalStudiesmajorsarerequiredtotke nine hour o coure work in deignteddiiionl coure. Student mut tkeBS1001 Old etment Bckground (3 hour),BS1002 New etment Bckground (2 hour),BS1003 Hermeneutic (3 hour), nd BS1004Reerch Procedure (1 hour). In ddition to

thee required diiionl coure, tudentin Biblicl Studie lo mut tiy the require-ment o their concentrtion, whether Oldetment Studie, New etment Studie,or Bible Expoition.

Te ollowing guideline or completion o electie coure pply.

•Eachstudentisrequiredtotaketwoelectivesoutide the concentrtion but within theBiblicalStudiesdivision—onefromeachofthe two deprtment in which he or he i not

concentrting. Tee coure re elected inconulttion with the repectie deprtmentnd with conidertion o the tudent’backgroundandneeds.Atthestudent’s requet, exception to thi requirement my be conidered jointly by the deprtmentcoordintor in the Biblicl Studie diiion.

•Remainingelectivehoursshouldbe elected in conulttion with the tudent’deprtmentl dier.

For concentrtion in Old etment Studie,tudent mut tke O1001 Old etmentCriticim (2 hour), O1002 HitoriclHebrew Grmmr (2 hour), O1003




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AdvancedOldTestamentBiblicaleology (2 hour), nd two o the ollowing threeexegeticl coure: O1004 Exegei in the

orh (3 hour), O1005 Exegei in theProphet (3 hour), nd O1006 Exegeiin the Writing (3 hour). Student lo muttakeeitherOT2020IntroductiontoAkkadian (3 hour) or O2030 Reding in Ugritic(2 hour), eight to nine hour o electie,nd O1008 Old etment Dierttion(3 hour). See the ollowing chrt orurther detil.

sta 2—Bbca stud maj

od Ttat Cctat

rqud Dva Cu 9Bs1001 od Ttt Bcd 3

Bs1002 n Ttt Bcd 2

Bs1003 htc 3

Bs1004 rc Pcd 1

rqud oT Dpatta Cu 6

oT1001 od Ttt Ctc 2

oT1002 htc hb g 2

oT1003 adcd od TttBbc T 2

sct t th cu: 6

oT1004 e t T 3

oT1005 e t Ppt 3

oT1006 e t wt 3

sct th cu: 23

oT2020 it. t ad 3

oT2030 rd i utc 2

ectv 89

oT1008 od Ttat Dtat 3

35

For concentrtion in New etment Studie,tudent mut tke N1001 Hitory o New

etment Interprettion nd Criticim(3 hour), N1002 New etment Teology (3 hour), 17 hour o electie, nd N1008New etment Dierttion (3 hour). Seethe ollowing chrt or urther detil.


new Testaet Cocetratio

rqud Dva Cu 9

Bs1001 od Ttt Bcd 3

Bs1002 n Ttt Bcd 2

Bs1003 htc 3

Bs1004 rc Pcd 1

rqud nT Dpatta Cu 6

nT1001 ht n Tttitptt d Ctc 3

nT1002 n Ttt T 3

ectv 17

nT1008 n Ttat Dtat 3

35

For concentrtion in Bible Expoition,studentsmusttakeBE1001AnalysisofOld TestamentBooks(3hours),BE1002Analysis

o New etment Book (2 hour), 18 houro electie, nd BE1008 Bible ExpoitionDierttion (3 hour). See the ollowingchrt or urther detil.


Bb expt Cctat

rqud Dva Cu 9

Bs1001 od Ttt Bcd 3

Bs1002 n Ttt Bcd 2

Bs1003 htc 3

Bs1004 rc Pcd 1

rqud Be Dpatta Cu 5

Be1001 a od Ttt B 3

Be1002 a n Ttt B 2

ectv 18

Be1008 Bb expt Dtat 3

35

Student mjoring in Teologicl Studie muttke BS1004 Reerch Procedure (1 hour), 21hour in required Teologicl Studie coure,10 hour o electie, nd S1008 Teologicl

Studie Dierttion (3 hour). See the ollowingchrt or urther detil.

sta 2—Thca stud maj

rqud Dva Cu 1

Bs1004 rc Pcd 1

rqud Ts Dpatta Cu 21

Ts1001 s htc dhtp 3

Ts1002 s Tc mtd 3

Ts1003 s md T d T 3

Ts1004 s ac ec 3 Ts1005 s t ht

Bbc itptt 3

Ts1006 s t ht Dct 3

Ts1007 s Tc st 3

ectv 10

Ts1008 Thca stud

Dtat 3

35

Doctorl tudent re required to demontrtebility to red cholrly French nd Germn.Inormtion on the dte when the exmintionin thee lnguge mut be tken i gien inthe Doctor o Philoophy Hndbook.

Only coure tken ter receiing the prerequi-ite degree (M.Di., h.M., or S..M.) cnbe credited towrd the degree o Doctor o Philoophy. Normlly work done in otherintitution my not be credited towrd Stge 2ofthePh.D.degree.Aminimumgradeof B- mut be receied in eery coure creditedtowrd grdution nd lo on the dierttion.



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( P H . D . )

DoCTor oF PhilosoPhy (Ph.D.)

RESIDENCE REQUIREMENTSTe progrm normlly include t let three

yer o tudy, minimum two yer o which

mustbespentinresidence.Allworkleadingto the Ph.D. degree mut be completed withineight yer rom the time o mtricultion.

S.T.M. COMpLETIONI the tudent il the quliying exm oncompletion o Stge 1 o the progrm, heor he my complete the S..M. degree by inihing ix more hour in the ollowingegment: three hour in Communiction,two hour in Teologicl Studie (i the mjor

i Biblicl Studie) or two hour in Biblicl Studie(i the mjor i heologicl Studie), ndone hour o Sernt-lederhip Internhip.Student lo mut he completed coure

work in oteriology nd echtology in theirmter’ progrm.

ADMISSION TO CANDIDACY Student my be dmitted to cndidcy or thePh.D. degree by ction o the culty only ter:(1) completing ll reidence requirement led-ing to the degree; (2) ping written nd orlexmintion in the eld within the mjor;(3) meeting oreign lnguge requirement;nd (4) eidencing to the tiction o theculty proen Chritin chrcter, bility ndcceptbility in Chritin minitry, nd dher-ence to the ollowing doctrine: the uthority nd inerrncy o Scripture, the rinity, the ulldeity nd humnity o Chrit, the piritullotne o the humn rce, the ubtitutionry tonement nd bodily reurrection o Chrit,

ltion by ith lone in Chrit lone, nd thephyicl return o Chrit.

Student in the Ph.D. progrm lo mutproide written letter o church inolementrom the locl church the tudent h regulrly ttended while in eminry.

DISSERTATION REQUIREMENTSStudent mut regiter or nd complete dierttion o between 50,000 nd 75,000

word on n pproed ubject. Detil onthe procedure nd dedline or thedierttion ubject propol, yllbu,rt nd nl drt, nd orl deene regien in the Doctor o Philoophy Hndbook.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTSCndidte in the Ph.D. progrm mut hecompleted 61 emeter hour o coure work (35 or tudent entering with T.M. or S..M.degree), including dierttion nd ny other

requirement tht my he been igned.

Te completion o minimum requirement doenot utomticlly quliy tudent or thedegree. Tey mut eidence to the tisactiono the aculty proven Christian character, bility nd cceptbility in Chritin minitry, nddherence to the doctrine tted in the AdmissiontoCandidacysection.

Diplom will not be wrded, trncriptiued, or plcement itnce proided

unle ll nncil obligtion to the Seminry and/orthestudentloanprogramarecurrent.



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EXTENSION pROGRAMS

exTension loCaTions anD Degree ProgramsIn n eort to ere tudent who cnnot ttend cle onthe Dll cmpu, Dll Seminry oer cle t eenextenion ite. Te Externl Studie miion i twoold: (1) todelier Dll Seminry eduction to thoe who cnnot tudy t the Dll cmpu, nd (2) to encourge extenion tudent, tthe right time, to migrte to the Dll cmpu or degree progrmnot oered in ull t the extenion ite.

Coure leding to completion o either the 30-hour Certicte o GraduateStudies(C.G.S.)orthe62-hourMasterofArtsdegreewith

amajorinBiblicalStudies(M.A.[BS])maybetakeninAtlanta, Georgia;Austin,Texas;Houston,Texas;SanAntonio,Texas;ormp, Florid. Te 120-hour Mter o Teology (T.M.) withthe Ptorl Minitrie trck nd the Eductionl Lederhip trck (with pecilized Church Eductionl Lederhip concentrtiononly) cn be completed t the Houton extenion. (Other T.M.trck nd concentrtion will be oered reource nd enrollmentallow.)e65-hourMasterofArtsinChristianEducation (M.A./CE),withaministryconcentrationinChurchEducationalLederhip, my lo be completed t the Houton extenion ite.(SeetheM.A./CEdegreeprogramsectionofthiscatalog.)

Coure towrd the Doctor o Minitry Progrm (D.Min.) reoered in Phildelphi, Pennylni. Te Seminry lo oer thecomplete D.Min. degree in Spnih in Guteml City, Guteml.

Course oFFeringsCoure tught t the extenion ite re identicl to thoe oeredontheDallascampus.CoursesrequiredintheM.A.(BS)programre ilble during two- to our-yer chedule o rottion t theextenion. Some Bible, theology, nd prcticl minitry courelo cn be pplied to other degree progrm.

Extensionclassestakeplaceonweekendsand/orevenings,

cilitting tudy or thoe lredy inoled in ull-time minitry orother oction. During the ll nd pring emeter, mot clecn be completed in our weekend with Fridy night nd ll-dy Sturdy chedule (once per month during the regulr our-month emeter). Summer cle ollow more intenie ormt,

with cle generlly held oer our weekend, Fridy nightandalldaySaturday,duringJuneandJuly.Additionallysomecle re oered once week in the eening during the llnd pring emeter.

Extenion tudent re conidered reident Dll Seminry studentsforthepurposesoftheM.A.(BS)andC.G.S.programs.

Other degree progrm reidency requirement mut be met t theDll cmpu.

For more inormtion contct the Externl Studie Oce by phone, 800-DS-WORD (800-387-9673), ext. 3781, by emil([email protected]), or by iiting the Seminry’ webite(www.dts.edu/es).

D.min. Course oFFeringsCoure tught in Phildelphi re the me coure tught onthe Dll cmpu nd ollow the me chedule Dll cmpucoure. Student my not complete the D.Min. degree through

the Phildelphi extenion. Coure in the Spnih-lngugeD.Min. progrm lo ollow the me chedule other D.Min.coure, but re tught in Spnih.



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Contct the Doctor o Minitry Oce or moreinormtion on coure oered in Phildelphind in Guteml.

aDmission requiremenTsTe ppliction proce nd dmiionrequirement or the extenion progrm rethe me or ll degree progrm. (See the Admissionsectionofthiscatalog.)Additional inormtion my be obtined by contctingtheAdmissionsOceat800-3-DALLAS.

jERUSALEM UNIvERSITY COLLEGEBecue the Seminry i member o the

Jerulem Unierity College, tudent inmter’-leel or doctorl progrm my prticipte in three-week grdute progrmin Irel nd trner credit erned to theirSeminry progrm. Student in the C.G.S.,M.A.(BS),.M.,andS.T.M.programsmaytrner up to our hour o credit rom thiunierity to the Seminry.

Intruction i gien by t nd culty membero unieritie in Irel. In ddition to receiingcl-time intruction in rcheology, Bible

geogrphy, hitory o Pletine, nd ncientNer Etern culture, tudent pend portiono their time on eld trip in Bible lnd.

Additionalinformationonthisprogrammay beobtainedfromtheAcademicDean’sOce.

ISRAEL STUDY pROGRAMDll Seminry tem with IBEX (Irel BibleExtenion) o Te Mter’ College in Cliornito proide n opportunity ech ummer or

tudent to tke tudy tour o Irel oreminry credit. Te three-week tudy touri tem-led by Dll Seminry culty member nd culty member rom IBEX.Student wnting Seminry credit houldregiter or BE903 Field Study o the Bible inthe Regitrr’ Oce.

Additionalinformationonthisprogramandother opportunitie to tudy in Irel throughIBEXmaybeobtainedfromtheAcademicDen’ Oce.

DTS AND UNT COLLAbORATIvEpROGRAMDll Seminry nd the Unierity o Northex (UN) Higher Eduction deprtmentoer collbortie progrm o tudy orthe doctorte in higher eduction or thedeelopment o enior-leel dminitrtoror Chritin college, unieritie, nd emi-nrie. Student who he not yet begun master’sdegreemayenrollintheM.A.in

Chritin Eduction or the T.M. progrmt Dll Seminry nd, ter completing36 emeter hour o pproed mter’coure work, pply to the doctorl progrm

in higher eduction t UN. (Student wholredy hold mter’ degree mut complete minor or the doctorte in dditionl hour

takenatDallasSeminary.)ADallasSeminaryculty member ere the proeor onthe doctorl committee who oeree theminor.Applicantsforthisprogrammustmeetthe tndrd dmiion nd progrm require-ment t ech intitution.

For more inormtion contct the chiro the Chritin Eduction deprtment tDll Seminry or the coordintor o the progrm in higher eduction t theUnierity o North ex.

DTS pARTNERSHIpS WITHCAMpUS CRUSADE FOR CHRISTAND YOUNG LIFEDll Seminry nd the U.S. cmpu minitry o Cmpu Crude or Chrit Interntionlhe prtnered to proide trining opportunitieor ull-time Cmpu Crude t eeking toenhnce their minitry kill through eminry trining. Te progrm proide tuition

dicount or quliying ull-time Crude t,nd proide or the erning o Seminry creditor elect coure oered through the Intitute o Biblicl Studie (IBS). Crude trining coureccepted towrd the degree progrm o DllSeminry re ubject to the requirement ndlimit o the indiidul degree progrm.Contct the Regitrr’ Oce or decriptiono how thee coure cn be pplied to rioucdemic progrm t DS.

Dll Seminry lo prtner with Young

Lie to help in the trining o Young Lie t by trnerring up to 12 hour o Young Lietrining coure towrd the Certicte o Grdute Studie progrm, the PrchurchMinitrie trck o the T.M. degree, or thePrchurch Minitry concentrtion o theM.A./CEdegree.

In order to proide more fexibility to theSeminry’ Cmpu Crude or Chrit nd

Young Lie prtner, 17-hour PrchurchMinitrie trck in the T.M. degree nd

12-hour Prchurch Minitry concentrtion intheM.A./CEdegreeprogramweredeveloped.(For peciic on the Prchurch Minitrietrck, ee the h.M. degree erlier in thiection. For pecic on the PrchurchMinistryconcentration,seetheM.A./CEdegree progrm erlier in thi ection.) Teeprogrm proide mximum fexibility or thoeengged in or nticipting prchurch minitry nd eeking to enhnce minitry kill througheminry trining. Te T.M. trck proide15hoursofelectives(12hoursintheM.A./CE

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the.M.trackortheM.A./CEconcentration,tudent my trner eerl hour romminitry-pecic trining receied rom

Cmpu Crude or Chrit or Young Lie.

Contct the Regitrr’ Oce or moreinormtion on tuition cot, the pecicrequirement, eligibility, trner o coure,nd limittion o the Crude nd YoungLie prtnerhip progrm.

TEACHERS OF ENGLISHFOR SpEAkERS OF OTHER

LANGUAGES (TESOL)ESOL i 16- or 17-hour certicte progrmoered by the Deprtment o World Miionnd Interculturl Studie. It i deigned toequip Chritin worker both cdemiclly nd proeionlly or teching Englih inmulticulturalAmericaorabroad.

Student mut include the ollowing coureto be eligible or the certicte: WM210Interculturl Communiction (tudent inthe.M.orM.A./CMprogramsalready

will he tken thi prt o their trck or concentrtion), WM605 Generl Linguitic, WM610 Introduction to ESOL, WM615Methodology nd Prctice o ESOL, WM620Introduction to Englih Syntx, nd SL205ESOL Internhip. WM205 Culturl Dynmicin Minitry or WM325 Minitry in Multiculturl Americaisrecommendedbutnotrequiredforthe certicte.

ESOL coure re open to ll regulrly enrolled tudent, including nondegree ndC.G.S. For urther inormtion on ESOL,including it pplicbility in riou culture,contct the World Miion nd InterculturlStudie deprtment.

MINISTRY-ENHANCEMENTpROGRAMSDll Seminry tudent my ern cdemiccredit or work done through eerl minitry-enhncement progrm or pecil conerencend eminr t locl churche. Tee pecil

lerning opportunitie my be credited towrd tudent’ trck or towrd ree electie underthe umbrell o the Specil opic coure litedunder the deprtmentl liting o coure in thictlog. Some o the progrm through whichtudent my ern independent-tudy credit re:

BILD Interntionl

Center or Church-bed rining

Church Diciplehip Minitrie(Nigtor)

Church Dynmic Interntionl

Church Plnting Boot Cmp(rinity Engelicl Diinity School)

ChurchesAlive

Te Connecting Church Conerence,Pntego Bible Church

RuralHomeMissionaryAssociation’s own & Country rining Progrm

Seminr by Fellowhip Bible Church, LittleRock,Arkansas

Sonlie Minitrie

-Net (rining Network or Diciple-mking Churche)

SOP, Chritr Inc.

Minitry in Romn Ctholic Context

WillowCreekAssociation’sLeadership

Inormtion on thee nd other minitry-enhncement opportunitie well inormtion on policie nd proceduregoerning Specil opic coure my beobtined rom the Regitrr’ Oce.

ANNUAL LECTURESHIpSAND CONFERENCESTe Nthn D. Mier Memoril Serie in BibleExpoition eture outtnding Bible expoitor

with ignicnt experience in Chritin minitry.

Te Miion nd Engelim Lecturehipbring to cmpu miion executie,engelit, nd theologin to pek oniue pertining to miion nd engelim.

Te World Engeliztion Conerence (WEC)llow tudent to interct with outtndingmiionrie nd miion executierepreenting mny miion bord ndminitry context. he purpoe o theconerence re to introduce tudent to thepiritul need o the world, conront them

with the chllenge o miionry erice,nd enlrge their miionry concern.

Te Spiritul Lie Conerence i deigned tochllenge nd encourge tudent in their

piritul wlk.

Te W. H. Grith Tom Memoril Lecture-hip w creted in memory o Willim Henry Grith Tom, who helped ound DllSeminry. Te cdemic diiion lternte ininiting peker who re cpble o inightulnlyi o contemporry iue germne to thediiion. (For complete lit o conerence titlend peker ee the Generl Inormtionection o thi ctlog.)



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SUMMER SCHOOLIn ddition to the two-emeter cdemic yer,Dll Seminry conduct ummer eion tht

oer dieried curriculum oer 13-week period. Te Certicte o Grdute StudieprogramandtheMasterofArts(BiblicalStudies)cn be completed during Summer School.

SummerSchooldatesarelistedintheAcademicClendr. Summer School chedule or theupcoming yer re publihed in lte ll. Inquiriebout ppliction hould be ddreed to the AdmissionsOce.

Allcourseworkforsummerclassesmustbecompleted within the time rme in which thecl i oered. (Te proeor my extend thedue dte until the end o the week ollowing theend o the coure t hi or her dicretion.)

WINTERSESSIONDll Seminry oer riety o coure ech

yer in the rece period between ll nd pringemeter. Te Wintereion coure re held inthe one- or two-week period immeditely beorethespringsemesterbegins.Allcourseworkmust

be completed within one week o the end o the Wintereion.

EvENING AND WEEkEND COURSESDll Seminry oer number o eeningnd weekend coure during the ll, pring,nd ummer term. hee coure oer thoe

with ull-time job or other dytime obligtionn opportunity to purue grdute-leel bibliclnd theologicl eduction. Coure pply toeerl o Dll Seminry’ degree progrm.

Te Certicte o Grdute Studie progrmandtheMasterofArts(BiblicalStudies)canbecompletedduringeveningsand/orweekends.

Intereted tudent my contct the Regitrr’Oce or inormtion on eening nd weekendcoure oered in ny gien emeter.

ONLINE EDUCATIONOnline eduction t Dll Seminry i deignedprimrily to llow tudent to tke ull-creditcoure towrd degree progrm beore mkingthe commitment to moe to cmpu loction.Online coure re lo idel or tudent who

wih to continue tudy while ering on hort-term miion trip or to blnce eduction withother reponibilitie uch work nd mily.By receiing grdute-leel preprtion throughonline coure, other tudent imply my wihto upplement their current oction or to erebetter their milie, churche, or communitie.

While you cnnot complete ull degreeprogrm online, you cn complete the Certicteo Grdute Studie online.

Te ollowing coure currently re ilblend re oered regulrly in the ll, pring, ndummer emeter.

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Plee check with the Regitrr’ Oceto eriy ilbility.

Te ppliction nd dmiion requirementre the me or ll degree progrm. DSonline coure re emeter-drien nd requirebrodbnd internet cce or tremingmteril nd orum interction. For detileddecription o the Seminry’ online-eductionormt, philoophy, nd generl requirement,

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A D M i S S i o n

I you re conidering Dll Seminry, we encourge you to come

nd iit u. We hot eerl on-cmpu eent throughout the yerclled Dicoer Dll! deigned to gie propectie tudent good eel or wht lie i like t the Seminry. Viit our webite t www.dts.edu/admissionsorcontacttheAdmissionsOceaboutthee eent or to chedule cmpu iit.

Dll Seminry enroll men nd women who:

1. how eidence o ing ith in Chrit;

2. re o proen Chritin chrcter;

3. re endowed with pproprite piritul git; nd who

4. dhere to the ollowing doctrine:

•theauthorityandinerrancyofScripture,

•theTrinity,

•thefulldeityandhumanityofChrist,

•thespirituallostnessofthehumanrace,

•thesubstitutionaryatonementandbodilyresurrection o Chrit,

•salvationbyfaithaloneinChristalone,and

•thephysicalreturnofChrist.

Asanapplicantyouwillbeevaluatedonthebasisof(1)your

cdemic record, (2) the ement o your reerence, (3) theextent nd qulity o inolement in Chritin erice, nd (4) yourpprent git nd potentil or plcement in Chritin minitry.

eAdmissionsCommitteealsowillconsidercompatibilityof minitry gol with the pplicnt’ intended eminry progrm o tudy; uture minitry plcement; emotionl, nncil, nd peronlstability;andissuesofcharacter,behavior,andlifestyle.Applicationsareevaluatedonreceiptofallnecessaryinformation.Acriminalbckground check will be conducted on ll ccepted pplicnt.

While ll degree progrm t Dll Seminry re coeductionl,the Seminry hold the poition tht Scripture limit to men the

role o elder nd enior ptor in the locl church. Tereore theSeminry progrm o tudy re not deigned to prepre womenor thee role.

Enrollment i bed on bchelor’ degree, or it equilent,conerred by n ccredited college or unierity. Exception tothi requirement re necerily limited. When ccepted, grduteo unccredited intitution re plced on cdemic probtionor their rt yer t Dll Seminry. Ti probtion i remoedter one yer o tictory progre towrd their degree (2.0 oraboveGPA).

AppLICATION pROCEDURES Applicantsforallprograms,includingaudit-only,mustmake formalapplicationthroughtheAdmissionsOce.Applicationsmy be ubmitted by completing the online ppliction onthe Seminry’ webite, www.dt.edu, or by downloding theppliction rom the webite nd ending printed copy, long withallsupportingdocuments,totheAdmissionsOce.

You my reiew the ttu o your ppliction t ny time on the Admissionswebpageatwww.dts.edu.Apersonalizedidenticationnumber will be gien to you when your ppliction i ubmitted.

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thatdate.Allapplicationitemsmustbe receivedbytheAdmissionsOcenolaterthn the ollowing dte: or the ll emeter,

July1;fortheWintersession/springsemester,Noember 1; nd or the ummer eion, April1.Internationalapplicantsshould ubmit ll document no lter thn threemonth beore the trt o their tudy.(Applications,exceptthoseforinternationaltudent, my be ubmitted ter the boededline; howeer, priority will be gien toppliction receied beore the dedline.)

I you need nncil id, you hould ubmit your ppliction erly, ince cholrhip

ppliction re not conidered until pplicntre ccepted or dmiion. (Plee ee theFinncil ection or cholrhip pplictiondte.) Interntionl pplicnt deiringto be conidered or cholrhip or the llemeter mut ubmit the completed ppliction,including et o Englih Foreign Lnguge(OEFL) nd et o Written Englih (WE)core by Jnury 1.

AppLICATION CREDENTIALSTere i nonreundble ppliction eeo $50 i pplying online nd $75 i pplyingby mil. Te ollowing credentil mutbe ubmitted.

1. Personal/characterreferencesfromthree indiidul. One mut be rom ptor.Te econd hould come rom collegeproeor (i currently enrolled in collegeor recently grduted) or buineperon(uperior, coworker, or n employer). I npplicnt include the reerence’ emil on

the online ppliction, reerence cn ubmithi or her inormtion electoniclly i the

web. Reerence orm lo my be downlodedrom the Seminry’ webite.

2. Acompleted“ValidationofChurchRelation-hip” orm rom the pplicnt’ church.Te orm hould conrm the pplicnt’memberhip or regulr prticiption ingood tnding. In ddition, the orm houldendore the pplicnt’ potentil or eectieminitry nd decribe the length nd kind

o minitry inolement. (Note: Ti i inddition to the reerence rom ptor ndcn be completed online by the church i nemil ddre i proided.)

3. Demontrtion o Englih prociency. ApplicantsforwhomEnglishisnottheir ntie or birth lnguge mut ubmit coreor the OEFL nd WE. Ti pplie een topplicnt who re U.S. citizen or permnentreident. (See “Interntionl Student” inthi ection or urther inormtion.)

4. Ocil trncript rom ll college ndunieritie ttended. Ti include work beyond the bchelor’ leel. rncript re

not required or chool where le thn12 hour were tken. Finl pprol ordmiion i contingent on receiing nocil trncript eriying conerrl o thequalifyingdegree.Anocialtranscriptisoneiued by the college nd ent by the chool’regitrr in eled enelope.

5. Assessmenttestscores.Certainapplicantsarerequired to ubmit reult o ement tetto upplement their undergrdute cdemicrecord.Assessmenttestscoresarerequired

eidence o cdemic ptitude when: (1)thepreseminaryGPAislessthan2.5ona4.0cle, or (2) the pplicnt doe not hold bchelor’ degree rom n ccredited intitu-tion. Score on either o two ement cnbe ued or thi purpoe: the Grdute RecordExamination(GRE)ortheMillerAnalogiesTest(MAT).

Te GRE Generl et i dminitered interc-tiely t mot Syln echnology Center crothe United Stte nd Cnd. You cn obtininormtion concerning thi exmintion romthe Eductionl eting Serice, Box 6000, Princ-eton, New Jerey 08541–6000 or t www.gre.org.Te intitutionl code or reporting core to theSeminry i R6156.

eMATisadministeredatcollegesanduniver-itie throughout the United Stte. You cnobtin inormtion on thi exm by requetingtheMATCandidateInformationBooklet:ePsychologicalCorporation,555Academic Court,SanAntonio,Texas,78204(800-622-3231)or t www.millernlogie.com. Contct the AdmissionsOcetodiscusswhichexamtotake.

pRESEMINARY pREpARATIONDll Seminry recognize the importnce o abroadeducationalfoundation.Abachelor’s progrm tht include work in the humnitie,cience, Englih grmmr nd compoition,literture, peech, logic, nd hitory gie tudentdicipline nd generl inormtion helpul ortheologicl tudy nd the work o the minitry.

NONbACCALAUREATE ADMISSION Applicantswholacktheprerequisitecollege degree my pply or dmiion to the T.M.,professionalM.A.programs(BiblicalCounseling,Biblicl Exegei nd Linguitic, ChritinEduction, Cro-culturl Minitrie, or Medind Communiction), or the Certicte o Grdute Studie.





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Admissionofstudentswithoutbachelor’sdegree i highly electie. Quliictionconidered include mturity, eductionl

bckground, minitry experience, nd vocationalgoals.Applicantsmustbeatleast 30 yer o ge, nd preerence i gien tothoe who he the mot quliying eductionlbackground.Applicantsareexpectedtotakend chiee cceptble core on the GREorMATassessmenttesttodemonstratetheir redine or grdute-leel tudy.

ENTERING STUDENT ORIENTATIONOrienttion i deigned to help entering

tudent djut to eminry by proidingnecery inormtion bout the mny ceto eminry lie nd coure work. Ti time lollow new tudent to get to know one nothernd culty member. Student hould ttendthe Entering Student Orienttion held jut priorto the emeter in which they enter. Studententering in the ummer hould ttend thell orienttion.

Amongothermandatorytestingforenteringtudent (ee ement checklit on Cmpu-

Net), the Minneot Multiphic Peronlity Inentory (MMPI) i dminitered duringorienttion. Te MMPI it Student Sericend Couneling Serice in eing whetherome tudent my he peronl truggletht, i not ddreed, could be detrimentl totheir eminry experience or uture minitrie.(See the Student Hndbook or contct StudentSerice or urther detil.) Student unbleto ttend orienttion till mut complete theMMPI exm. Plee contct Student Sericeor more inormtion.

ACADEMIC AND CULTURALORIENTATION FORINTERNATIONAL STUDENTSTe Seminry h deeloped coure or thepurpoe o orienting incoming interntionltudent to Dll Seminry’ cdemic tndrdandcultureaswellasadaptingtoAmerican culture. Ti coure i required or ll inter-ntionl tudent regrdle o their Englih

bckground. Plee contct the InterntionlStudent Oce or more inormtion.

opic include:

•timemanagementofstudyandfamilylife;

•usingtechnologyandresourcesfor cdemic writing nd reerching, withttention to ormt nd detil; nd

•developingcriticalthinkingandevaluation,not only o cdemic ource but lo o thecurriculum t Dll Seminry, in light o thetudent’ home culture.

Te coure, which i oered by the Deprtmento World Miion nd Interculturl Studie,proide the oundtion or ongoing mentoring

nd diing o interntionl tudent through-out their time t Dll Teologicl Seminry (IE100AcademicandCulturalOrientationforInterntionl Student).

CLASSIFICATION OF STUDENTS

regular sTuDenTsStudentsenrolledindegreeprograms(M.A.,T.M., S..M., D.Min., or Ph.D.) re clied regulr tudent. Continution

tudent depend on tictory progretowrd grdution.

nonDegree sTuDenTs Alimitednumberofapplicantsmaybeadmittedasnondegreestudents.Academicandspiritualquliction necery or regulr tudentdmiion re the me or nondegree tudent. Applicationproceduresarealsothesame,butome credentil re not required. (See theintruction tht ccompny the ppliction.)

Amaximumof30credithoursmaybetaken by nondegree students or by students in theCertifcate o Graduate Studies program.

Nondegree tudent re not to be conued withudit tudent. (See the ollowing ection.)Coure-work requirement or nondegreetudent re the me or degree tudent.Nondegree nd degree tudent re expected todo the coure work, which i grded, nd upontictory completion o the work they receiecredit or the coure. Te credit i trnerble to

degree progrm t Dll Seminry or nothergrdute-leel intitution i it tie thecurriculum requirement.

auDiT sTuDenTsMot electie my be udited by regulrly dmitted tudent with the permiion o the intructor, when clroom pce llow.Student enrolled credit tudent my udit coure t reduced rte. When t let 75percent o udit coure re ttended, udit

re recorded on the trncript o regulrly admittedstudents.Alumnimayauditcourses nondegree tudent t reduced rte.

Spoue o reident credit tudent currently enrolled in regulr eminry degree progrmmy udit up to three coure emeter orthree coure ummer or nominl chrge.SpousesofstudentsenrolledintheAlumni- in-Reidence progrm re lo eligible toudit coure t the poue-udit rte. Spoue

who udit mut complete brie orm in the

Regitrr’ Oce nd py the udit ee. Nopermnent record i kept nd no trncripti iued.



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Auditstudentscanparticipateintheclass dicuion nd receie copie o hndout, butcoure work nd exmintion re not igned

or grded, nd cdemic credit i not gien.Coure my be udited in Summer Schoolunder the me condition in the regulrcdemic yer.

sPeCial sTuDenTs Astudentpursuingadegreeatanotheraccred-ited eminry or grdute chool my pply toenroll pecil tudent to tke one or twoclasses.ContacttheAdmissionsOcefor urther inormtion.

TRANSFER OF CREDITCoure credit with minimum grde o C erned t other ccredited eminrie ndgrdute theologicl chool re cceptedto the extent tht the coure re comprbleto the Seminry’ tted requirement.

Te ollowing number o emeter hour my be trnerred:

•amaximumof60hourstowardthe

T.M. degree;•amaximumofsixhourstowardthe

S..M. degree nd the C.G.S.;

•amaximumof30hourstowardtheM.A.inBiblicalExegesisandLinguistics,theM.A.inChristianEducation,theM.A.inCross-cultural Ministries,theM.A.inMediaandCommuni-cation,andtheM.A.(BiblicalStudies);or

•amaximumof45hourstowardtheM.A.inBiblicl Couneling, including mximumo 12 hour in couneling coure.

Anocialtranscriptfromtheinstitutionattendedhowing tictory coure completion irequired. rner hour re not ccepted ornondegree tudent except or those enrolledin the Certifcate o Graduate Studie progrm.rnerbility o credit erned t Dll Semi-nry i t the dicretion o the receiing intitu-tion. (Quetion regrding the trner o credithould be directed to the Regitrr’ Oce.)

ADvANCED STANDINGStudent entering Dll Seminry with trongbckground in Bible or theology my wnt totke prociency exm to ern dnced tnd-ing credit. Exm re ilble in mot courerequired in ech degree progrm. (No exm reilble in re o electie credit.) Tere i nonreundble teting ee or ech exm. Up toone-ixth o degree cn be erned by dncedtnding, except or the C.G.S., S..M., nddoctorl progrm.

New tudent he three emeter, or oneclendr yer, rom the time they begintking cle t Dll Seminry to pply

or dnced-tnding credit. For moreinormtion on dnced tnding contctthe Regitrr’ Oce.

I tudent h completed college courein ubject required t Dll Seminry butdoe not p the dnced-tnding exmor tht coure, the tudent i encourgedto requet permiion to ubtitute notherDll Seminry cl oered by the medeprtment. (See Vlidtion o Coure.)

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTSDll Teologicl Seminry i enriched by the preence o more thn 110 interntionltudent rom more thn 40 oreign countrie.

Interntionl pplicnt whoe ntie or birthlnguge i not Englih re required to demon-trte their prociency in Englih by ubmittingtictory et o Englih Foreign Lnguge(OEFL) nd et o Written Englih (WE)core tken within two yer o the dte o ppliction. Ti pplie een i the pplicnt iaU.S.citizen,hasattendedAmericanorEnglish-peking college nd unieritie, nd i longtime reident o Englih-peking countrie.

Te minimum core on the Internet-bedOEFL (IB) i 85 with ubcore o 22 in theLitening nd Speking ection, 19 in the Writing/Structuresection,and21intheReadingection. Te minimum computer-bed OEFL(CB) core i 233, with ubcore o t let 22in the Reding nd Litening ection, nd 23intheWriting/Structuresection.eapplicant

mut lo core minimum o 4.5 on the Ey Rting. Te minimum core on the pper-bedOEFL (PB) i 575, with ubcore o t let56 in ech o it three ection. Te pplicntmut lo core minimum o 4.5 on the WE.Inormtion bout the OEFL nd WE my be obtined rom OEFL Serice, Eductionleting Serice, P.O. Box 6151, Princeton, New Jersey,08541–6151,U.S.A.,www.toe.org,or www.ets.org/toe.eTOEFLinstitutioncodeor Dll Seminry i 6156.

Interntionl tudent mut be in Dllor the Interntionl Student Orienttion,

which i held the week prior to the EnteringStudent Orienttion.

Interntionl pplicnt, like other tudent,mut ubmit the nonreundble ppliction eeo $50 i pplying online nd $75 i pplying by mail,drawnonanAmericanbankoramoneyorder in U.S. dollr. No ppliction will beproceed until thi ppliction ee i receied.





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Interntionl tudent mut how eidence o nncil documenttion or the rt 12 montho tudy nd how pln o upport or the

length o their progrm. Documenttion cn bein the orm o bnk ttement, which how thecurrent blnce nd the erge blnce oerthe pt three month. Fmily or riend whoproide nncil upport mut ign nncilpledge orm nd return it, long with bnk ttement rom the pt three month, tothe Interntionl Student Oce. (Pledge ortudent re not tx deductible.)

Te document needed to pply or tudent i will not be iued until proo o nncil

supporthasbeenshown.Alldocumentsmust

be ubmitted no lter thn three month priorto the nticipted dte o enrollment. For current etimte o tuition nd liing expene

contct the Interntionl Student Oce. Alimitednumberoftuitionscholarshipsareilble or interntionl tudent ech yer. ApplicationformsaredistributedandprocessedbytheAdmissionsOce.Tobeconsideredforcholrhip, the ppliction or dmiion ndll upporting mteril (including OEFL ndWE core) mut be receied by Jnury 1.




75aCaDemiC ProCeDures

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P R o C E D U R E S

REGISTRATIONStudent cnnot be dmitted to cle without orml regitrtion,

which tke plce round the middle o the preceding ll or pringemeter, while lte regitrtion continue into the beginning o the emeter. Priority enrollment will be gien to tudent grdutingtht yer. Without pecil pprol, tudent cnnot receie creditor coure dded ter the rt week o the emeter.

Summer School regitrtion o reident tudent occur t the metime regitrtion or the ollowing ll term. Nonreident tudent

who wih to enroll in the ummer eion hould contct theRegitrr’ Oce by Mrch 1 to receie regitrtion mteril.

Alatefeeisassessedifregistrationiscompletedafterthe publihed dedline. New tudent he two week rom thetime they re dmitted to regiter without pying lte ee.Student regitering lte run the rik o coure or ectionbeing lled or cnceled. Spce in cl nd ilbility o textbook re not gurnteed or thoe who il to regiteron time. Finl dte or lte regitrtion nd other dedlinere publihed by the Regitrr’ Oce.

INDEpENDENT STUDY Student my complete portion o the ollowing grdute-leelprogrm by independent tudy:

•.M.—upto18hoursofelectivecredit;

•M.A.—upto12hoursofelectivecredit;or

•C.G.S.andS.T.M.—upto6hoursofelectivecredit.

Independent tudy in required coure (including Intituteo Teologicl Studie required coure equilent) i notilble without pecil pprol. For more inormtioncontct the Regitrr’ Oce.

aCaDemiC loaDStudent my ern up to 18 hour o credit ech emeter,including the ummer eion. Student tking lngugecoure in e-week ummer eion re encourged notto tke dditionl coure during the me eion due tothe heier worklod in lnguge coure.

COURSE pApERSUnle otherwie pecied by the proeor in indiidul coure,ll coure pper nd thee mut be typewritten nd in thei ormin conormity to the tndrd outlined in A Manual for Writers of erm Papers, Teses, and Dissertations, 7th ed. by Kte L. urbin,nd upplementl intruction uthorized by the culty.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTSStudent re reponible or meeting the grdution requirementet orth in the ctlog t the time o their cceptnce. Student

who lee the Seminry or more thn one yer re utomticlly withdrwn rom chool. I reintted, tudent re ubject to thegrdution requirement et orth in the ctlog t the time o their reinttement, unle written permiion w obtinedbeore the extended lee. Student who recliy re lo ubjectto the grdution requirement et orth in the ctlog t the time

o their pproed recliction. (See the Student Hndbook regrding recliction to nother degree progrm.)





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U R E S

DEGREE CONFERRAL While the grdution ceremony i held only once yer in My, degree re conerred

inMay,August,andJanuary.Studentswhonih during the ummer eion will receiedegreeconferralinAugust.However,theyareencourged, i they deire, to prticipte in theMy commencement ceremony preceding theummer in which their work will be completed.Toe who complete their degree requirementin December will be ble to prticipte in thecommencement ceremony held the ollowingMy. Student unble to complete their work inthe pring, ummer, or ll my be required topy ee to potpone their grdution dte ndcoer cot relted to the potponement.

ACADEMIC DISCIpLINEStudentswhosegradepointaverage(GPA)fallsbelow 2.0 (2.5 or S..M.) re gien n cdemic warning.IftheGPAfallsbelowthislevelagain,the tudent i plced on cdemic probtion.Student who re dmitted rom unccreditedcollege or with low grde point erge (2.0)re lo plced on cdemic probtion. For

urther detil ee the Student Hndbook.

vALIDATION OF COURSESStudent my pply to lidte required courei they he college credit or imilr coure.

Vlidtion o coure doe not gie credit orthe coure or reduce curriculr requirement,but doe llow ubtitution o electie hour inthe me deprtment the lidted coure.Student deiring to lidte required courehould conult the Regitrr’ Oce. For urtherdetil ee the Student Hndbook.

GRADING SYSTEMTe Seminry ollow 4.0 grding cle outlined in the Student Hndbook.




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FinanCial inFormaTion

FEES AND EXpENSES FOR 2008–2009Te tuition nd ee rte tht ollow re eectie beginning withthe ll 2008 emeter. uition, ee, nd other expene re ubjectto chnge without notice nd re due t the beginning o ech eion.

uition nd ee pyment cn be mde by ch, check, or creditcard.Creditcardpayments(AmericanExpress,DiscoverCard,nd MterCrd only) cn be mde online through third-prty provider.Aconveniencefeeforcreditcardusewillapply. For more inormtion regrding pyment pln, contct theBuine Oce.

Eery eort i mde to keep tudent expene low poible.Becue o contribution, tudent py only portion o the rel coto their eduction.

TuiTionMter’ degree progrm, ll nd pring

1–4 hour, per emeter hour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $450

5–8 hour, per emeter hour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $420

9–11 hour, per emeter hour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $390

12+ hour, per emeter hour* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $360

Mter’ degree progrm, Summer School, nd Wintereion,** per emeter hour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $370

Doctor o Minitry coure, per emeter hour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $570

Doctor o Philoophy coure, Stge 1, per emeter hour . . . . . . . . $505

Doctor o Philoophy coure, Stge 2, per emeter hour . . . . . . . . $570

Auditing,master’sdegreeprograms,

ll term, per emeter hour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30

Auditing,doctoraldegreeprograms,

ll term, per emeter hour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $55

Mter’-leel, nondegree credit coure orlumni, per emeter hour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $170

Alumniauditing,allterms,persemesterhour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30

Alumniauditing,onlinecourses,percourse. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50 Auditingbyspousesofresidentcreditstudentsenrolled

in regulr eminry degree progrm, per coure(up to three coure per term; no limit or poueauditsinAlumni-in-Residenceprogram) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30

T.M. tuition-ree udit or credit coure oer ndboe the hour required or the T.M. degreeora.M./M.A.dualdegree.Limitvecourses (one per term), per coure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30

* Students needing ewer than 12 hours in their last semester o study

may qualiy or the reduced rate. Contact the Registrar’s Oce or details.

** Payment must be received by the Business Oce on the Wednesday preceding the start o a summer session (frst week o May, June, or

July; see Summer School calendar or specifc dates).

FeesGenerl Fee (pplie to ll tudent)

Fll nd pring, per emeter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$60

Summer School nd Wintereion, per credit hour. . . . . . . .$10Doctor o Minitry, per credit hour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$15

echnology Fee (pplie to ll tudent)

Fll nd pring, per emeter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$65

Summer School nd Wintereion, per credit hour. . . . . . . . .$5





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ActivityFee

Fll nd pring, per emeter (chrged to Dll-cmpu tudent enrolled ix hour or more) . . . . $55

Fll nd pring, or poue per emeter (optionl) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $55

Spiritul Formtion Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $75(per couple i poue prticipte) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $100

Cmpu-ue Fee

Chrged to tudent who re not currently enrolled but on ocil lee nd whodeire to ue cmpu erice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $60

aDvanCe DePosiTsNew (nd reentering) mter’- nd doctorl-leel tudent (except nondegree) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $150

(For students completing a master’s- or doctoral-level program, the advance deposit applies

toward the graduation ee.)

Books anD suPPliesFirt yer, pproximtely . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $400

Afterrstyear,approximately . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $325

Thesis, DisserTaTion, anD graDuaTion FeesMter’ thei ling ee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $60

Ph.D. dierttion uperiion ee (due within 30 dy o dmiion to cndidcy) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $600

Ph.D. or D.Min. continution ee, per yer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$500

Ph.D. or D.Min. dierttion or pplied reerch project ling ee (include microlming) . . . . . . . . . . . $100

Binding ee (or ech peronl copy o dierttion or pplied reerch project deired) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10

Grdution ee, ll progrm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $150

Grdution potponement ee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $150

Exchnge o certicte or degree diplom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30

misCellaneous exPenses Applicationfee(nonrefundable)

Generl ppliction ee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50

Additionalprogramapplicationfee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50

Recliction ee (trnerring rom one degree progrm to nother) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50

Orienttion ee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $70

Servant-leadershipInternshipAssessmentfee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50

M.A./BCstudentcounselingfee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $100(See BC305 Couneling Prcticum I on pge 118 o thi ctlog.)

Prking ioltion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25

Advancedstandingexamapplicationfee,perexam. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30

Lte regitrtion ee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50

Lte pyment ee

One dy ter pyment due dte . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50

Trough rt week o term . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $100

Second week o term . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $150

Aftersecondweekuntilthestudentregisters,perweek . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20

Chnge in chedule ter pyment dedline, ech trnction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25

Peronlity Inentory, per indiidul, or Ph.D. progrm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40($50/couple)



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FINANCIAL SERvICES

Dallas CamPus

Te Seminry’ tudent nncil id progrm,including cholrhip, lon, nd pymentpln, oer tudent relitic opportunitieto nnce their eduction. Te mount o cholrhip ilble to tudent h increedinrecentyears—totalaidavailablenowexceeds$1.6 million.

o pply or need-bed cholrhip you my print the ppliction rom the Seminry’

webite or requet n ppliction rom theStudent Finncil Serice Oce. Other orm

rom Student Finncil Serice my be requireddepending on the type o id.

For continuing tudent, ppliction or need-bed cholrhip mut be ubmitted by Februry 28 or the ll emeter nd September30 or the pring emeter. For continuinginterntionl tudent, cholrhip re wrdednnully only nd mut be ubmitted by January31.Applicationsfornewstudentsmustbe ubmitted by My 1 or the ll emeter ndSeptember 30 or the pring emeter. For new

interntionl tudent, cholrhip re wrdedon n nnul bi only nd re due Jnury 1to be conidered or the ll cdemic yer.

Applicationsforscholarshipwillnotbeconsid -ered until n pplicnt i ccepted or dmiionto the Seminry. Te scholarship applicationdeadline is two months beore the applicationor admission deadline; thu, new tudent whointend to pply or cholrhip hould pln thedmiion proce ccordingly.

Finncil id i ditributed tuition cholrhip

grnt. Finncil need i the primry criterionor the ditribution o intitutionl id. Secondry criteri include cdemic progrm, cdemicload,andacademicperformance.Applicationsor cholrhip re reiewed by the director o Student Finncil Serice nd the Finncil AidCommittee.

eligiBiliTyo be eligible or cholrhip tudent muthe nncil need, be enrolled ull-time

(12 credit hour or more), be employed, heaGPAof2.5orhigher,andnotbeindefaultordelinquent on ny ccount or lon progrm

with the Seminry.

I you receie cholrhip through the Seminry nd you receie dditionl outide itnce,

you mut report thi to the Student FinncilSerice Oce t once. Nme nd ddrechnge nd chnge in cdemic coure lodlo mut be reported.

DeTerminaTion oF FinanCial aiD Afterreceivingtheneed-basedscholarship ppliction orm, the Student Finncil

Serice Oce will determine tudent’ neednd the type o wrd or which they quliy.

Finncil need i determined by clculting thedierence between the cot o ttending theSeminry nd the reource ilble to thetudent. Tereore nncil need equl thecot o ttendnce minu tudent contributionnd outide reource.

Student re expected to contribute towrdthe cot o their eduction rom ummererning nd rom employment during thecdemic yer. Student Finncil Sericeperonnel re ilble to counel tudentbout their nncil itution.

sTaFForD loan ProgramTe Seminry prticipte in the StordLon Progrm, which i ederlly ubidized.It proide limited und t low interet rtend delyed repyment chedule to eligibletudent. Te interet nd principl repymentre deerred long the tudent remin

on t let hl-time ttu in n pproeddegree progrm.

Student who re not nncilly qulied or ubidized Stord Lon, in whole or prt, my be eligible or n unubidized Stord Lon.On thi progrm, tudent re required to mketheir interet pyment monthly, or they cn becpitlized per deignted period o time.

o pply or Stord Lon the tudent mutsubmitaFreeApplicationforFederalStudent

Aid(FAFSA)totheDepartmentofEducation.TheFAFSAmaybecompletedonlineat http://www.fafsa.ed.gov.Itisusedtodeterminenncil need. Once proceed by the Deprt-mentofEducation,aStudentAidReport(SAR)

will be ilble. Te chool code or DllSeminry i G03562. Entering the chool codeontheFAFSAapplicationwillensurethat theSARwillbesentelectronicallytoDallasSeminry. I the chool code i not entered,the tudent will need to print copy o theSARandturnitintotheStudentFinancial

ServicesOce.InadditiontotheSAR,aMasterPromiory Note nd Lon Requet Formre required to proce Stord Lon. Formre ilble online t www.dt.edu. Chooe“Departments,”thenchoose“FinancialAid,”then “Stord Lon Progrm.”

o enure tht lon und re ilble or thetudent’ regitrtion, ll document mut bereceied in the Student Finncil Serice Oceby My 31 or the ll emeter nd Noember 1or the pring emeter.






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Te director o Student Finncil Serice iilble to it tudent nd their milieby proiding dice nd uggetion uitble

or their nncil ttu. For more inormtionon the pecic orm o nncil id ilble,contct the director o Student FinncilSerice t 800-DS-WORD, ext. 3601.

sTuDenT resPonsiBiliTiesTe tudent h the ollowing reponibilitie:

1. Complete the ppliction or tudent nncilid ccurtely error cn reult in long delyin the receipt o nncil id. Intentionl mi-reporting o inormtion on ppliction orm

or ederl progrm i conidered criminloene ubject to penltie under the UnitedStte Criminl Code.

2.ReturntoStudentFinancialServicesand/orthe Deprtment o Eduction ll requeteddocumenttion, eriction, correction,and/ornewinformation.

3. Red, undertnd, nd keep copie o llorm requiring ignture.

4. Acceptresponsibilityforall

igned greement.5. Notiy the lender o ny chnge in nme,

ddre, or chool ttu.

6. Know nd comply with dedline orppliction nd reppliction or id.

7. Know nd comply with ttending chool’reund procedure.

8. Mintin good tnding nd tictory cdemic progre.

saTisFaCTory aCaDemiCProgress Astudentisrequiredtomakesatisfactory progre towrd hi or her degree in order tobe eligible or cholrhip nd ederl nncilaid.Studentsmustmaintaina2.5GPAfor scholarshipanda2.0GPAforfederalloans,

without exceie coure drop.

inDePenDenT sTaTus

he ederl goernment conider nindependent tudent one who h ttinedge 24 by December 31 o the wrd yeror who i grdute tudent.

PhysiCal DisaBiliTiesStudent who he phyicl dibilitie houldcontct the ex Rehbilittion Commiionregrding nncil id or the dibled. Suchtudent lo will be conidered or nncilitnce by Student Finncil Serice, proidedthe necery orm he been ubmitted.

sTaFForD loan reFunD PoliCiesReund o nncil id to eligible tudent remde through the Buine Oce. Student

receivingTitleIV(federal)Aidwhowithdraworchnge enrollment ttu will he ederl iddjuted ccording to the ollowing ormul:the mount o reund credited to the tudent’ccount multiplied by the quotient o itle IV AidanddividedbyTotalAidequalstheamountreturned to itle IV progrm.

“Reund credited to the tudent’ ccount” inthe boe clcultion i equl to the mount o the reund clculted by the Buine Oce,ccording to the reund policy chedule in the

Student Hndbook.

TuiTion managemenT sysTemsPaymenT Plan (Tms)Te Seminry recommend tht enteringtudent come with ucient und or t letone emeter. For tudent who re unble topy their expene in ull, nncing in the ormo pyment pln with no interet or tuitionnd ee i ilble t the time o regitrtion.Te pyment pln my be tken out or e-

or 10-month period. Te 10-month pymentpln i ilble only or ll regitrtion.

Student mut pply or MS online(www.ord.com) or cll MS (800-722-4867)prior to the emeter in which they pln tottend. Tere i $60 enrollment ee or the10-month pln nd $42 enrollment ee orthe e-month pln. Plee note tht eere ubject to chnge. Quetion regrding thepyment pln hould be directed to the burrin the Buine Oce.

TYpES OF SCHOLARSHIpSsCholarshiP anDaCaDemiC loaDGrdute tudent mut be enrolled or t let12 credit hour or more in order to be conideredull-time tudent nd eligible or cholrhip.Student enrolled prt-time (le thn 12 hour)

will be eligible or the pyment pln nd lonprogrm only.

general sCholarshiPsGenerl cholrhip re ilble to tudent

who do not meet the criteri or other cholr-ships.Applicationsforaidarereviewedbythedirector o Student Finncil Serice nd theFinancialAidCommittee.Foralistingoftheilble cholrhip nd eligibility require-ment, ee the Generl Inormtion ection o thi ctlog.



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ConTinuaTion oF sCholarshiPScholrhip mut be pproed ech yer.Student who potpone enrollment mut

repply or cholrhip or the emeter they pln to ttend. Current tudent re requiredto repply ech emeter tht id i needed.

DoCToral sTuDenT sCholarshiPsDoctorl cholrhip re ilble or tudentin the Doctor o Philoophy progrm who meetthe cholrhip criteri. For liting o the il-ble cholrhip nd eligibility requirement, eethe Generl Inormtion ection o thi ctlog.

minoriTy sTuDenT sCholarshiPsDll Seminry proide ignicnt mountofaideachyeartoqualiedAmerican-born minority tudent. Minority tudent re requiredto repply ech emeter tht id i neededuing the tndrd nncil id pplictionform.ApplicationsforaidarereviewedbytheFinancialAidCommittee.Foralistingoftheilble cholrhip nd eligibility require-ment, ee the Generl Inormtion ection o

thi ctlog.

inTernaTional sTuDenT sCholarshiPsInterntionl tudent my pply or tuitioncholrhip nd on-cmpu employment. obe conidered or id, incoming tudent mutbe pproed or enrollment in regulr pro-grm o tudy nd purue tudy under the F-1(tudent) i. New interntionl pplicnt

who will require id re encourged to le their

ppliction by Jnury 1, ll interntionlid i igned by Mrch 31 or the ollowingcdemic yer. Interntionl pplicnt houldbe wre tht competition or ilble cholr-hip i hey nd tht grnt re mde only to the mot highly qulied cndidte, withrepect to minitry experience, minitry potentil,upport rom ponoring orgniztion, ndacademicbackground.Applicationsforaidto interntionl tudent re reiewed by theFinancialAidCommittee.Studentswhoarewrded n interntionl cholrhip hould be

wre tht cceptnce o tuition cholrhipobligte them to lee the United Stte uponcompletion o their progrm. For liting o the ilble cholrhip nd eligibility requirement, ee the Generl Inormtionection o thi ctlog.

oTher sourCes oF FinanCial aiD Additionalnancialaidisavailablethrough etern’ benet, oundtion grnt, nd non-

prot orgniztion. For liting o the ilblecholrhip nd eligibility requirement, eethe Generl Inormtion ection o thi ctlog.






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nonDeParTmenTal Courses 85

Division oF BiBliCal sTuDies 86Dptt od Ttt std 87

Dptt n Ttt std 92

Dptt Bb ept 97

Division oF TheologiCalsTuDies 102

Dptt Tc std 103

Division oF minisTries& CommuniCaTion 109

Dptt Pt mt 110

Dptt Bbc C 116

Dptt Ct edct 120

Dptt wd m &

itct std 125

Dptt spt Ft

& ldp 129

DoCTor oF minisTry 136

DoCTor oF PhilosoPhy 143

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COURSE OFFERINGSRequired coure re oered on regulr bi nd in mot cere oered ccording to the curriculum chrt or ech progrmfoundintheAcademicProgramssectionofthiscatalog.Ministry trck nd electie coure re generlly oered on rottingbi. For inormtion on minitry trck nd electie coureoering or ny gien cdemic yer, contct the Regitrr’ Oceor the repectie deprtment.

NONDEpARTMENTAL COURSEST.M. tudent re reponible to demontrte competence inreerch by tictorily completing either (1) T.M. thei

in n cdemic deprtment o their chooing or (2) three-hourreerch eminr culminting in written thei-tyle reerchproject.All.M.studentsarerequiredtoregisterforeitherRS101 or RS102. Student hould regiter or RS101 duringtheir rt emeter t the time they tke PM101. Contct theRegitrr’ Oce or more inormtion.

RS101 Orientation and Research MethodsThe Faculty

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tpc ct, d t t d t pp d t. i ddt, t c pd tt t t dct pp bbc,tc, d ttd td t D s.1 u.

RS102 Research and Summary o Christian DoctrineThe Faculty

T c dd t pd pptt ddc t t t c ppt t T.m. d p d t

t j Ct dct t t dt d p t. 2 us.

IE100 Academic and Cultural Orientation or International StudentsW. Baker

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t c cdt td d. 2 us.



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he purpoe o the Division o Biblical Studies i to equip

tudent with oundtionl knowledge nd kill in interpretingnd pplying the Bible.

DeParTmenT oF olD TesTamenT sTuDies

DeParTmenT oF new TesTamenT sTuDies

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87olD TesTamenT sTuDies

D E P A R T ME n T o F

o L D

T E S T A ME n T

S T U D i E S

RobeRt b. Chisholm JR.

Department Chair Professor

eugene h. meRRillDistinguished Professor

RiChaRd a. tayloRProfessor

(Sabbatical, 2008–2009)

John W. hilbeR Associate Professor

(Sabbatical, Fall 2008)

goRdon h. Johnston

Associate Professor

bRian l. WebsteR Associate Professor

doRian g. CooveR-Cox Assistant Professor

david l. bRoo ks Adjunct Professor

david R. klingleR Adjunct Professor

(Houston Extension)

maRk k. meRCeR Adjunct Professor

kevin R. WaRstleR Adjunct Professor

Te purpoe o the Department o Old estament Studies

i to equip tudent to do ccurte exegeticl work in theOld etment nd to expound the Old etment in theirminitrie, with the gol o meeting contemporry need.Te required coure gie tudent the kill necery oruch work ollow:

•Hebrewgrammar,syntax,textualcriticism

•lexicography

•literaryforms

•OldTestamentbackgrounds

•criticaltheory

•hermeneutics•biblicaltheology

Te electie coure proide opportunity or urther deelopmento tudent’ prociency in thee dicipline well in theexegei o riou kind o Old etment literture.

REQUIRED COURSESConsulttheprogramcurriculumchartsintheAcademic Progrm ection o thi ctlog or pecic coure requiredin ech degree progrm.

OT101 Elements o Herew IThe Department

a tdct t t bc pcp hb pd p. 3 us.

OT102 Elements o Herew IIThe Department

a td hb p d t tdct t tt ctc d t t bc t dtd c . icd tt t B J, t c d d tctc

ctd , p, d c. 3 us.

OT103 Herew Exegesis IThe Department

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OT104 Herew Exegesis II and Old Testament IntroductionThe Department

a ppct td tdcd oT102103 tctd p pptc, d, pcptc,d/ tt t ct,t, d tc bcd t od Tttd tdct t od Tttctc. pqus: oT103 hb e i tctc t dcdtd . 3 us.




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ELECTIvE COURSES.M.studentsintheAcademicMinistriestrackor Interdiciplinry Studie trck with n Old

etment cdemic concentrtion mut chooeO310 Hebrew Reding one o their electie.Tey my credit BE315 Bible Mnner ndCutom nd BE903 Field Study o the Bibleto thi deprtment. Tee coure, howeer,my not be credited electie hour to replce lidted coure. Electie oering or gien emeter re ubject to chnge withoutdnce notice.

inTroDuCTory sTuDies

OT205 Introduction to Old Testament CriticismMerrill

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T ct cdd tdt td t p dcttd od Ttt. 2 us.

OT210 The Old Testament inContemorary CultureThe Department

a t ct od Ttt td tt ttdt ctc d, tctp ppc t t cdtt, ct, t, d ct i. T c p t m.a.tdt. 3 us.

PhilologiCal sTuDiesOT305 Adanced Herew Grammar

Taylor

a dcd td hb d t t p od

Ttt . T j tp tc d tctc pd d t ppd t pccp. pqus: oT103 hbe i. 3 us.

OT310 Herew ReadingWebster

std ctd pt t od Ttt t p t tdt ’bt t d hb, pp, cb, d tctcct. rd tdt t od Ttt cctt t acdc mt tc itdcp std tc. pqus:oT101et hb i d oT102et hb ii. 2 3 us.

OT315 Old Testament Textual CriticismTaylor

a td t t t hb

tt d t od Ttt,t t dp bt d tt ctc. stdt pctc tt pb d t tt ctc t .pqus: oT103 hb e i.3 us.

OT320 The SetuagintTaylor

a tdct t t g tt t od Ttt, t ttt t

t tt d c td.sctd od Ttt p tdd t t t tn Ttt. m b cdtd t Dptt n Tttstd. pquss: oT101 et hb i, oT102 et hb ii,d nT101102 et g.3 us.

OT325 bilical Aramaic Taylor

a td t bc pcp p, p, d t bbc ac. Tt d t ac pt e d D ccpd bdc t c actd t od d n Tttc. pqus: oT103 hbe i. 3 us.

Te ollowing coure re oered to mter’

degree tudent concurrently with the corre-ponding doctorl coure lited on pge 145 o thi ctlog. Doctorl tudent he increedcoure requirement. Conequently theecoure cnnot be credited t lter time in thePh.D. progrm t Dll Seminry.

OT330 Readings in Ugaritic Merrill

a tdct t utc ,t d d ctd

ptc tt tt pc b t tt d tt od Ttt i. pqus: oT103hb e i. 2 us.

OT335 Northwest Semitic InscritionsTaylor

Tt d ac,hb, Pc, d t nttstc cpt, t p t ctbt t od Ttttd. pqus: oT103 hb

e i. 2 us.



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OT340 Introduction to the Aramaic TargumsTaylor

a tdct t t d

t tc ac, tctd d t jac T. attt ttc tt tc d tc tc td t od dn Ttt c. pqus:

oT103 hb e i. 3 us.

OT345 Introduction to Syriac Taylor

a tdct t t dt cc sc, t d

bt bbc d tbbcsc tt. Ptc ttt t t d sc od d n Ttttd. pqus: oT103 hbe i. 3 us.

OT350 Readings in Syriac LiteratureTaylor

Pctc d sc tt,t ptc ttt t t scPtt. ep dp d sc d dtd t ppctt bbc td. pqus: oT345itdct t sc. 3 us.

OT355 Introduction to Cotic Taylor

a td t bc pcp p, p, d t t sdc dct t Cptc. T c pd

pc tt d ctd Cptc tt, tdct tt j c t b Cptc c, d dc tc Cptc td bbcd tc c. pqus: oT103 hb e i. 3 us.

OT360 Introduction to AadianWebster

a tdct t t bc ad, t d tt

t t t td t od Ttt.pqus: oT103 hb e i.3 us.

OT365 Readings in AadianMerrill

a c dtd t t d d ctd ad dtc tt. T cc ad tt t td t od Ttt b pd.pqus: oT360 itdct tad. 2 us.

exegeTiCal sTuDiesCredit or concurrent enrollment in O103Hebrew Exegei I i required or enrollment

in ll exegeticl electie.

OT405 Exegesis o GenesisChisholm

a tc td t B g t ct d tctt, t ttt t t ctcpb, tc ctt, tt, d d pt. 3 us.

OT407 Exegesis o ExodusCoover-Cox

a tc td t B ed t ct d tc tt,t ttt t t t t dctbt t t. attt b t ppt pcd tc d t c ct d hb. 3 us.

OT410 Exegesis o DeuteronomyMerrill

a t B Dt,t ttt t t, ctcpb, d ppct. 3 us.

OT415 Exegesis o judgesSamuelChisholm

a tpt, t, d tctd t B Jd dctd pt 1 d 2 s.

T c cd tdctt od Ttt t tt,dd tc,t, d ppct. 3 us.

OT420 Exegesis o Ecclesiastes Johnston

a t, tc, d tctd t B ecct. Tc dd tc,t, d ppct. 3 us.

OT425 Exegesis o proers Johnston

a tc td ctd pt t B Pb t ct

d tc tt, t tttt t ctc pb, tcctt, t t, d dpt. 2 us.

OT430 Exegesis o IsaiahChisholm

a tc td ctdpt t B i, tttt t tctctd d tc ppct.

3 us.

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OT435 Exegesis o the Minor prohetsChisholm

a tc td ctd m

Ppt, t p pcp tpt pptc tt,tctc td, dtc ppct. 3 us.

OT440 Exegesis o DanielTaylor

a tc d tc td t B D t ctd tc tt, t tttt t ctc pb, t ,d ptd ppct. 3 us.

OT445 Exegesis o the Song o Songs Johnston

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OT450 Exegesis o joChisholm

a t, tc, d tctd t B Jb. T c dd tc,

t, d ppct. 3 us.

OT455 Exegesis o the psalmsWebster

a tc td ctd P,t pc ttt t tpttd d t d ctt t P ppct t tc, pt, d t t tt.3 us.

OT460 Lamentations and the Roleo Lament in the ChurchWebster

a td t pt, , d t B ltt. T c n et bcd,t t Bb, ctdt c d bdt,d t t t cc.2 us.

exegeTiCal eleCTive Fornon-heBrew sTuDenTs AknowledgeofHebrewisnotrequiredfor

thi electie.

OT505 Introduction to Exegesis or NonHerewStudentsThe Department

a tdct t tc tdd t hb d tt c ctbtt hb tdt’ dtd t scpt. stdt td ctdpct hb , d dtd, tpt pb, d

tt t tc t t t ctd od Tttp. 3 us.

hisToriCal sTuDiesUnle otherwie noted thee electiedo not require knowledge o Hebrew nd re open to tudent in ll mter’-leeldegree progrm.

OT605 Old Testament bacgroundsMerrill

a t pc, tc, dct d t od Ttt,t pc ttt t t fc i d t Bb d t t d dtd d cct t od Ttt. 2 us.

OT610 History o IsraelMerrill

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Dptt Bb ept. 2 us.

OT615 Israelite Religion in Its Ancient NearEastern ContextHilber

a td t i od Ttt t bt dcptd t t t bcd t tc, ct, d d c t pt.m b cdtd t Dptt Bb ept. 3 us.

OT620 Introduction to bilical Archaeology Johnston

a tdct t bbc c t Ptc Pd tt i a, c ctcc dc ept,mpt, d sPt.

T c t t c d d cctd, t pc ttt t t

td t t od Ttt. 3 us.



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OT625 Field Wor in bilical Archaeology Johnston, Merrill

ep t d pc t

td, pc, d t cc c t ptcpt t ct t bbc cc. m b cdtd t Dptt n Tttstd t p d Bbept. s . 3 us.

TheologiCal sTuDiesUnle otherwie noted thee electiedo not require knowledge o Hebrew nd re open to tudent in ll mter’-leel

degree progrm.

OT705 Introduction to Old Testamentbilical TheologyMerrill

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m b cdtd t Dptt Tc std. 3 us.

OT710 knowing God through theOld TestamentChisholm

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t t ct n etpt t t p ttdt ppct t tt i’ . 3 us.

OT720 The Use o the Old Testament in theNew Testament Johnston

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Dptt n Ttt std t Dptt Bb ept.pquss: oT101 et hb i,oT102 et hb ii, dnT101nT102 et g. 3 us.

OT725 A bilical Theology o the Coenants Johnston

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n et tt d t tct d ctc t. 3 us.

OT730 A bilical Theology o the Law Johnston

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d dctt t t tod Ct t t n Ct,d t c t l tCt . T c cp d t t d t /c t mc l t Ct , ptd c dpt d rdt. 3 us.

DireCTeD sTuDies

OT901 Indeendent Study in Old TestamentThe Department

idpdt c pct od Ttt td t pccttd t c. Cdt d pptt t t t bt t t cd t bjct. ltd tdcd tdt d bjct t ct t p. 1–4 us.

OT902 Old Testament ThesisThe Department idpdt c d t t ppd tpc ptt od Ttt td, d tp t ct d.2–3 us.

OT905 Secial Toics in Old Testament StudiesThe Department

T c dd tdt c t ptcpt pccc, t, ptt t d tdt ptcpt tt tdd dpdt td.appd pc tpc pdpt t t pcccd t s cc.Cdt d pptt t td t bt t tcd t tpc. et ct t dptt. 1–4 us.

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D E P A R T M E n T o F

n E W T E S T A M E n T

S T U D i E

S

buist m. Fanning iii


haRold W. hoehn eRDistinguished Professor

daRRell l. boCkResearch Professor

John d. gRassmiCkProfessor

W. hall haRRis iiiProfessor

david k. loWeRyProfessor

daniel b. WallaCeProfessor


Jay e. smith Associate Professor

miChael h. buReR Assistant Professor

Joseph d. Fantin Assistant Professor

J. William Johnston Assistant Professor

david h. k. ho e Adjunct Professor

Te purpoe o the Department o New estament Studies i to

equip tudent to do ccurte exegeticl work in the Greek New etment o tht they cn expound nd pply it eectiely in theirminitrie. Te required coure help tudent deelop the killnecery or thi work in the ollowing re.

•NewTestamentintroduction

•Greekgrammarandsyntax

•textualcriticism

•lexicalandliteraryanalysis

•useofinterpretivetools

•exegeticalproblem-solving

•movementfromexegesistotheology nd expoition

Te electie coure llow tudent to dnce their kill in theere nd in the exegei o New etment book.

Anadvanced-standingexaminationisavailableforallnew tudent who he tken ome Greek. Student who he nothd Greek hould enroll in N101–N102 Element o Greek.

REQUIRED COURSESConsulttheprogramcurriculumchartsintheAcademic

Progrm ection o thi ctlog or coure required inech degree progrm.

NT101NT102 Elements o GreeThe Department

a td t bc pcp bbc g, tdt t d g d t t t t .3 us sms.

One section each o NT101 and NT102 will be an honors Greek section.

The purpose o honors Greek is to gain greater acility in the Greek

language as a preparation or more thorough exegesis in the New

Testament. Besides the standard requirements or NT101–NT102,honors Greek will ocus on increased vocabulary and composition

rom English to Greek. No previous study o Greek is required.

NT103 Intermediate GreeThe Department

a td t d t t g n Ttt d tdct t n Ttt ttctc. pqus: nT101nT102 et g tct c t dcdtd . 3 us.

NT104 Introduction to New Testament ExegesisThe Department a tdct t tc pcd d pctc n Ttt , t p ep. Pcd cd t t t p, d d td, dt tcdc, d tc t pp. pqus:nT103 itdt g tct c tdcdtd . 3 us.

NT105 Exegesis o RomansFanning, Hoehner, Lowery, Wallace

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NT113 New Testament IntroductionThe Department

a td t tc bcd

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mtd d d b cddcct. 2 us.

ELECTIvE COURSESElectie coure re deigned to id tudent who

wih to mke more intenie tudy o the Greek New etment thn i poible in the requiredcoure. Te emphi i on exegei. Studentconcentrting in New etment through the AcademicMinistriestrackmustelectninehoursrom the coure lited below, one coure

ofwhichmustbeNT205AdvancedGreekGrmmr. T.M. tudent concentrting inNew etment prt o the Interdiciplinry Studie trck mut elect eight or nine hourrom the ollowing coure (three o the ollowingour coure):

•NT205 AdvancedGreekGrammar 3

•NT305 ExegesisofGospelNarrative 3

•NT335 1Corinthians 3

•NT Elective 2–3

In ddition, T.M. tudent with New etmentconcentrtion my credit to thi deprtment uptofourelectivehoursintheAcademicMinistriestrck nd up to three hour in the Interdiciplinry Studie trck rom the ollowing coure: O320Te Septugint, O625 Field Work in Biblicl Archaeology(withdepartmentalpermission),O720 Te Ue o the Old etment in theNew etment, BE315 Bible Mnner ndCutom, nd BE903 Field Study o the Bible.Tee coure, howeer, my not be credited electie hour to replce lidted coure.Electie oering or gien emeter reubject to chnge without notice.

greek language anD TexTual sTuDies

NT205 Adanced Gree GrammarFanning, Wallace

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BDb, d dcttd ctd pt t n

Ttt. rd tdt t n Ttt cctt t

acdc mt tc. pqus:Cdt cct t nT104 itdct t n Ttt

e. 3 us.

NT210 Raid Gree ReadingBurer, Lowery

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NT215 New Testament Textual CriticismWallacea td t t, t, d p n Ttt tt ctc, tp t cptd cpt ttctct. et td t 20 tdt.pqus: nT104 itdct t n

Ttt e.3 us.

NT220 Discourse Features o New TestamentGreeFanning

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NT225 Comuter and Internet Tools or NewTestament ExegesisHarris

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t p l lb Dls,gcd wd, Bbw PC, d accdc mc. u itt c b cdd. et td t 15tdt. pqus: nT104 itdctt n Ttt e. 2 us.

exegeTiCal sTuDiesCredit or concurrent enrollment in N104Introduction to New etment Exegei irequired or enrollment in ll exegeticl electie.

NT305 Exegesis o Gosel NarratieBock and Harris

a td tc td tgp, cd t J’ c d pb d t tbbc c. 3 us.

NT310 The Gosel o MatthewBurer

e t g tt mtt,t cctt tctd, t t, t t gp, d ppt t t pc dtc. 3 us.




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NT315 The Gosel o MarWallace

e t g tt m, t

ttt t tpt pb dt t b. 3 us.

NT320 The Gosel o LueBock

a tc t t gp l, t cctt tctd t t, sptccp, t t t,t t t gp, d ppt t t pcd tc. 3 us.

NT325 The Gosel o johnHarris

a tc td J’ gp,p J t tc, t, d tct. 3 us.

NT330 The boo o ActsBock

a pt t tc t t B act, t tttt tc pcp d tc d t tptt tc t. 3 us.

NT335 The Eistle o 1 CorinthiansSmith

a tc td t ept 1 Ct, t ttt t ctdtc t pt d tppct t ctp cc .3 us.

NT340 The Eistle o 2 CorinthiansGrassmick

e t g tt 2 Ct,t dc tct t,tc tt, d tcp, t ttt t t t P’ ptp d pp t. 2 us.

NT345 The Eistle o GalatiansHoehner

e t g tt t ept

t t gt, t t t tc pb dd p t t c.2 us.

NT350 The Eistles o Colossians and philemonFantin

e t g tt Cd P, t pc ttt tt c d tc ctt tb .., d . ep b pcd ctpppct t d tt t P ept. 2 us.

NT355 The Thessalonian EistlesFanning, Wallace

e t g tt 1 d 2

T, t ttt t ttc, tct, d ctcpb. 2 us.

NT360 The pastoral EistlesFanning

e t g tt 1 d 2 Tt d Tt, t ttt tc t ctp cc d Ct pc. 2 us.

NT365 The Eistle to the HerewsFanninge t g tt t eptt t hb, t cdt t t od Ttt ttt. 3 us.

NT375 The Eistles o peter and judeWallace

e t g tt 1 d 2Pt d Jd, t ttt t tpb tdct, tptpb, d t t tpt. 2 us.

NT380 The Eistles o john and johannine TheologyHarris

e t g tt 1, 2, d 3J, t cdt t t t pt d t tp tt gp J. 2 us.

NT390 The boo o Reelation

Hoehner e t g tt t B rt, t p t tpt pb tb. 3 us.

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NT400 The New Testament in ContemoraryCultureBock and Fantin

a t n Ttt bbctdct tt tct t bt t Bb t pbc dt ctt. T c dc ctp bt t t J tdt,t ptc tc, t n Ttt c, d t Cttd t n Tttd ptt ct t tpd. attt b t jtct ct t, bt Jd gcr, tt bc

dp t Ct d t t ppct tn Ttt . T c



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n E W T E S T A ME n T S T U D i E S

tt c pct ’dtd scpt pd bgd. Pt: sT101 itdct t

T. 3 us.NT405 New Testament Study and the

Lie o ChristBock

a td t bcd t t t Ct, h t t gp, t p c tsptc, d cdt ttd t gp. spc ttt b t t ct ctcdc t Ct, cd

c tpc t t t tcJ d t J s. op tg tdt. 3 us.

NT410 GrecoRoman Sites and bacgroundsBock

a bd c ptp d d c p c ttdd t p tdt t gcr t d ct ttd t t bcd

nT b. 3 us.

NT415 The New Testament and Sexual EthicsSmith

a tc t ctdn Ttt tt td t tc t, , d d , t ttt t tt d ctp ppct.n Ttt p ctpc dt, ct, t, d ct b tdd

t c. pqus: nT104 itdct t n Ttt e. 3 us.

exegeTiCal eleCTives Fornon-greek sTuDenTs AknowledgeofGreekisnotrequiredforthee electie.

NT505 Introduction to Exegesis or NonGreeStudentsBurer

a tdct t tc tdd t g d tt c ctbtt g tdt’ dtd t scpt. stdt td ctdpct g , d dtd, tpt pb, dtt t tc d p t t t g tt t n Ttt pt. rcdd p m.a., d,d C.g.s. tdt. 3 us.

NT510 Introduction to Gosel Narratieor NonGree StudentsBock and Harris

a td t tt tgp, t ttt t cp t cct t gp t,t tct, d t t.rcdd p m.a.,d, d C.g.s. tdt. 3 us.

DireCTeD sTuDies

NT901 Indeendent Study in New TestamentThe Department

idpdt c pct n Ttt td t pccttd t c. Cdt d pptt t t t bt t t cd t bjct td. ltdt dcd tdt d bjct tct t p. 1–4 us.

NT902 New Testament ThesisThe Department

idpdt c d t t ppd tpc

pt t n Ttt td,d t p t ctd. 2–3 us.

NT905 Secial Toics in New Testament StudiesThe Department

T c dd tdt c t ptcpt pccc, t, p tt t d tdt ptcpt t t tdd dpdt td. appd

pc tpc pd pt t t pcc cd t s cc. Cdt d pptt t t dt bt t t cd t tpc.et ct tdptt. 1–4 us.

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B i B L E E x P o S i T i o n

thomas l. Constable

Department Chair Senior Professor

hoWaRd g. hendRiCksDistinguished Professor

Ronald b. allen Senior Professor

(Sabbatical, Fall 2008)

elliott e. Johnson Senior Professor


James e. allman

Professor

maRk l. baileyProfessor

ChaRles p. baylisProfessor

stephen J. bRameRProfessor

kenneth g. hanna

Professor

eugene W. pond

Associate Professor

laRRy J. WateRs Associate Professor

J. dWight penteCostDistinguished Professor Emeritus

Adjunct Professor

stanley d. toussaint Senior Professor Emeritus

Adjunct Professor

philip p. Chia Adjunct Professor (Online)

samuel p. C. Chia Adjunct Professor (Online)

maRk l. hitChCoCk Adjunct Professor

isRael p. loken Adjunct Professor

miChael a. RydelniCk Adjunct Professor

Te purpoe o the Department o Bible Exposition i to

help tudent comprehend the Bible nd to equip themor lietime o tudy nd expoition o the Scripture.Coure help them deelop kill in:

•inductiveBiblestudy,

•applyingprinciplesofinterpretationtothebiblicaltext,and

•relatingBiblecontenttotheproblemsofcontemporarylife.

REQUIRED COURSESSpecic Bible book tudied in required Old or New etmentexegei coure re excluded rom Bible Expoition courerequired o T.M. tudent. For exmple, Ephein i tudied in

N104 Introduction to New etment Exegei nd thereore inotincludedinBE106ActsandPaulineEpistles.Consultthe programcurriculumchartsintheAcademicProgramssection o thi ctlog or coure required in ech degree progrm.

bE101 bile Study Methods and HermeneuticsBailey, Hanna, Hendricks, Johnson, Trull

a tdct t dct Bb td ttp bt, tptt tc,ppct, d ct. Pcp t tp ppd t bbc p d b. rqu

qus qus t Bb ept c.3 us.

bE102 Old Testament History I Allen, Allman, Baylis, Bramer, Hanna, Johnson

a pt g, ed, ltc, nb,Dt, J, d Jd, t p t bbc t t b, t , dppct. pqus cqus: Be101 Bb stdmtd d htc. 3 us.

bE103 Old Testament History II

and poetry Allen, Allman, Baylis, Bramer, Hanna, Pond

a pt t tc b 1 s tet, Jb, Pb, ecct, d s s,t p t bbc t t b, t, d ppct. pqus cqus: Be101Bb std mtd d htc. Recommended pqus: Be102 od Ttt ht i. 2 us.

bE104 Old Testament prohets Allen, Allman, Bramer, Constable, Hanna, Loken

a pt t pc, c, d ptc ppt

i t mc, cd J, bt cdltt, t p t bbc t t b, t , d ppct. pqus

cqus: Be101 Bb std mtd d htcd Be103 od Ttt ht ii d Pt. 3 us.

bE105 The GoselsBailey, Baylis, Bramer, Johnson, Waters

a pt mtt, m, l, d J, tp t bbc t t b, t ,d ppct. pqus cqus: Be101 Bb std

mtd d htc. Recommended pqus:Be104 od Ttt Ppt. 2 us.




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i T i o n

bE106 Acts and pauline Eistles Allman, Baylis, Constable, Hanna, Johnson,

W. Johnston, Toussaint

a pt act d 10 t Pept cpt r, ep,d Ppp, t p tbbc t t b, t, d ppct. pqus

cqus: Be101 Bb std mtdd htc d Be105 Tgp. 3 us.

bE107 Herews, General Eistles,and Reelation Allman, Baylis, Constable, Hanna, Loken,

Toussaint a pt hb; J;1 d 2 Pt; 1, 2, d 3 J; Jd;d rt, t p tbbc t t b, t, d ppct. pqus

cqus: Be101 Bb std mtdd htc. 3 us.

bE109 Ruth, psalms, jonah, andSelected Eistles Allen, Baylis, Constable

a pt rt, P, J,d t P’ pt r,ep, d Ppp tt t tt t t d Bbc, t p t bbct t b, t ,d ppct. pqus cqus:Be101 Bb std mtd d htc. Recommended pquss:Be102 od Ttt ht i dBe104 od Ttt Ppt. 3 us.

ELECTIvE COURSEST.M. tudent with Bible Expoition concen-trationintheAcademicMinistriestrackmaytke ny nine hour o Bible Expoition electie.In ddition, T.M. tudent my credit up toour electie hour rom the ollowing coureto thi deprtment: O610 Hitory o Irel,OT615IsraeliteReligioninItsAncientNear Etern Context, O625 Field Work in Biblicl Archaeology,OT720eUseoftheOld etment in the New etment, nd N410Hitoricl Bckground o the Gopel. Teecoure, howeer, my not be credited electie hour to replce lidted coure.Electie oering or gien emeter reubject to chnge without dnce notice.

T.M. tudent with Bible Expoition concen-trtion prt o the Interdiciplinry Studietrck hould elect t let one coure rom

ech o the ollowing our re, or, dependingon coure hour, t let three o the ollowingour re.

•BibleStudyMethodsandHermeneutics

•BackgroundStudies

•BiblicalStudies

•ematicStudies

BiBle sTuDy meThoDs anDhermeneuTiCs

bE205 The Analytical Method o bile Study Johnson

a td t pcp d pcd t tc ppc t Bb td,t pctc ctd Bbb. 2 us.

bE210 Adanced bile Study MethodsHendricks, Pond

a dcd td pcp Bbtd, p ttc, tc,

tc, tpc, tc, bpc, d dt td. 3 us.

bE215 Literary Genre in the ScrituresBramer

a t ptd t scpt, cdccttc d pct tptt, ppct, d pt.2 us.

bE220 Adanced Hermeneutics

Johnsona dtd td t pcp tttctc t bbc tptt, t pctc t pcp tptptt p. 3 us.

bE225 Interreting progressie Reelation Johnson

a td t tc pcpppcb t t pptc d tpc tt t Bb. et

td t 20 tdt. 3 us.

bE230 Exosition o Narratie Literature Allman

a td t t d ccttc t tt. T t ttd b ppd t t tpttd pt bbc t. 2 us.



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E E x P o S i T i o n

BaCkgrounD sTuDies

bE305 physical and Historical Geograhyo IsraelBramer and Hatteberg

a t pcp pc t t d i d ttc p i tptt pd t od d n

Ttt. attt t ttp bt i’ pd t. T c cpt t t t ct c. 2 us.

bE310 bile ChronologyHoehner

a td t j pb Bbc bt ttt, tp tb dt Bbt t t t c c t. 2 us.

bE315 bile Manners and CustomsFantin and Merrill

a td t pctc d t ct n et d tc

t d tt d pt od d n Ttt. m b cdtd t Dptt od

Ttt std t Dptt n Ttt std. 3 us.

BiBliCal sTuDies

bE405 Exosition o Genesis Allen

a pt td t B g, t pc ttt t

t t, tt t ctn et, d d t bbct. 2 us.

bE408 The boos o SamuelPond

a td 1 d 2 s, t p t tc tt, t ppd tct, d t tc t b. 2 us.

bE410 The Wisdom boos Allena pt td t B Jb,Pb, d ecct, t tttt t t d tt d tt ctt, tct, d c c t b. 2 us.

bE412 jo and a Theology o SueringWaters

a pt td t B Jb, ttt t t t t b, t ctt, d t ct t d tttd td gdd t . 2 us.

bE415 The boo o Isaiah Allen

a tc td t B i,

t ttt t tc tt, pptc pc, c dd t, d t pt pc. 2 us.

bE420 The boo o jeremiahBramer

a pt td t B J, t p t tctt d t t t b fctd t tct. 2 us.

bE425 The Minor prohetsBaylis, Bramer, Hanna

a dtd td t m Ppt,t ttt t t c ppc d t p pt t tt i t. 2 us.

bE430 The Sermon on the MountBaylis, Pentecost

a dtd td mtt 57 dl 6 t t t cb, t ttt t t tct pd d t t tptt t p. 2 us.

bE440 The Gosel o Lue Johnson

a tc td t gp l, t p l’ cccpt ptt t s m. 2 us.

bE445 The Gosel o john

Johnsona tc td t gp J, t ttt t J’ ttcptt t s gd. 2 us.

bE446 The Uer Room DiscoursePentecost

a tc d pt td Ct’ tc J 1316. 2 us.

bE450 The boo o HerewsPentecost

a tc td hb, tttt t t t Ct’ pt d t ppct t t t b t d. 2 us.

bE455 Daniel and ReelationBaylis, Pentecost

a tc td D drt, t cdt t t tptt dppct t ptt pptcb. 2 us.

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i T i o n

ThemaTiC sTuDies

bE505 The kingdom and CoenantsBaylis, Pentecost

a ttc td t d ttctc d p tt t scpt, tc t ,tc dpt ,d t tt ct t Ct, tt t td t bbc ct t t td. 3 us.

bE507 The kingdom in the Gosel o MatthewToussaint

a dc t d,t cc t t mtt,t ctc t c td mtt, d t tt t d. 2 us.

bE510 The Lie o Christ on EarthPentecost

a ttc td t t Ct, tc dt t t h ptt, ttct,ppt, d jct. 3 us.

bE515 The parales o ChristBailey

a tc d pt td tpb Ct, t ttt t ttc pbc tt t scpt. 2 us.

bE520 The Miracles o ChristHanna

a tc d pt td tc Ct, t ttt t tpctc d tc . 2 us.

bE530 Transitional prolems in the booo ActsPentecost

a td t B act ttt pt, t tttt t pb d. 2 us.

bE535 Christian Exerience in the EistlesPentecost

a ct, cct, dt t tt td tt Ct ptd tn Ttt pt, t p pctc Ct tc. 2 us.

bE540 Discileshi in the GoselsBailey

a td Ct’ tc tdd d dt bbcdcp t t gp ctt, t ttt t t dpt

pct pC tt. 2 us.

bE542 The Lord’s Suer Allman

a bbctc td t

td t t ld’ pp d pt j n Tttp d t t ld’spp. T c tctbt t ltc cc,t h P, i’ st s,d n Ct p p t ctbt ct t t dtd t ld’spp. 2 us.

bE545 prayer in Scriture and in the

Christian LieConstable

a td t p bbct p d t p pctc d tc t t scpt. 2 us.

bE550 An Exosition o Gosel Texts Johnson

a tt d tc pt t p t bbctt. T tp t p ptt b d. 2 us.

bE555 Messianic prohecyRydelnik

a td c ppc tod Ttt t t t id t t, t t t ld J Ct. ep t J tptt pptc p pd J tt. 3 us.

bE560 The Roots o AraIsraeli Relationsin bilical HistoryMaalou

a td t c, ct, cc,d dpt t abpp bbc t. it pt t abi tptt pd bbc t j t pt pct. it tc tabc t bbc ab dt pct c t

td’ J, ab, d t ctcfct t mdd et. 2 us.

DireCTeD sTuDies

bE901 Indeendent Study in bile ExositionThe Department

idpdt c bbcbjct t pcc ttd tc. Cdt d ppttt t t bt t tcd t

bjct td. ltd t dcdtdt d bjct t ct t p. 1–4 us.



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bE902 bile Exosition ThesisThe Department

idpdt c d t

t ppd tpcpt t Bb ept, dt p t ct d.2–3 us.

bE903 Field Study o the bileThe Department

a tcpc td bbct t mdt d d d tp d b t p. o cdt c t d p t t

. m b cdtd tDptt od Ttt std t Dptt n Tttstd. 1–3 us.

bE905 Secial Toics in bile ExositionThe Department

T c dd tdt

c t ptcpt pccc, t, p tt t d tdt ptcpt t t tdd dpdt td. appdpc tpc pd pt t t pcc cd ts cc. Cdt dpptt t t d t bt t t cd t tpc. et ct t dptt.

1–4 us.

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D i V i S i o n

o F

T H E o L o G i C A L

S T U D i E

S

Te purpoe o the Division o Teological Studies i to equip

tudent with dicernment in ytemtic nd biblicl theology nd n wrene o the hitoricl nd theologicl deelopmento the church.

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D E

P A R T ME n T

o F T H E o L o G i C A L

S T U D i E S

d. JeFFRey bingham


John d. hannahDistinguished Professor

of Historical Theology

Research Professor

of Theological Studies

J. lanieR buRns Senior Professor of

Systematic Theology

Research Professor of

Theological Studies


douglas k. blountProfessor

J. sCott hoRRellProfessor

glenn R. kReideRProfessor

nathan d. holstee n Assistant Professor

miChael J. svigel

Assistant Professor

RobeRt p. lig htneR Adjunct Professor

t. mauRiCe p ugh Adjunct Professor

laWRenCe J. teRlizzese Adjunct Professor

Te purpoe o the Department o Teological Studies i to equip

godly ernt-leder or worldwide minitry by:•passingontostudentsanunderstandingofthechurch’s

one true ith embrced within ditinctiely dipentionl,premillennil engeliclim;

•encouragingstudentstothinktheologicallyasaresponsetoScripture, with enitiity to the hitory o theology, philoophy,nd culture; nd

•helpingstudentsgainperspectivesessentialtospiritual ormtion, globl ernt-lederhip, nd the elutiono contemporry iue nd trend.

REQUIRED COURSESTe Deprtment o Teologicl Studie oer core curriculum,commontothe.M.andmostoftheM.A.programs,examining both hitoricl nd ytemtic theology. Te rt two coure inHitoricl Teology, H101 nd H102, urey the hitory o Chritinity, prticulrly in the Wet, rom the econd century tothe preent. H200 Hitory o Doctrine tke dierent pproch,trcing the deelopment oer time o eerl trditionl ubjectre in Sytemtic Teology. Toe coure, S101 to S106, deelopmore ully the biblicl rtionle or itl doctrine, ddreing thetrditionl ubject re o Prolegomen, Bibliology, the Doctrine

ofGod,Christology,Pneumatology,Anthropology,Angelology,Hmrtiology, Soteriology, Eccleiology, nd Echtology.

ConsulttheprogramcurriculumchartsintheAcademic Progrm ection o thi ctlog or coure required in echdegree progrm.

HT101 The Church to the Modern EraBingham, Hannah

a td Ctt t cd ct t t t ett, t pc p tttt t t cc tcdpt t cc. 3 us.

HT102 The Church in the Modern Era: Euroe and AmericaBingham, Hannah

a td Ctt ep d ac c t t ett, t p t fc tt d t ct c. 3 us.

HT200 History o DoctrineBingham, Hannah

a td t tc dpt ctd dct,t ttt t t dpt c tct t cc t t t pt d. 2 us.

ST101 Introduction to TheologyBlount, Holsteen, Horrell, Kreider

a td p t t, td, d c t; t, pc t pt, tt,cc, c, d cct t Bb; dtc tc, cd tdct tdpt. T c pt t tsttc T sT c. 3 us.

ST102 TrinitarianismBlount, Burns, Holsteen, Horrell, Kreider

a td t tc d ttbt t gd, th Tt; t Ft, s, d h spt scpt d Ct t; d t ct Tt b td. pqus: sT101 itdct t T. 3 us.




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T o F

T H E o L o G i C A L S T U D i E S

ST103 Angelology, Anthroology, andHamartiologyBurns, Horrell

a td , t dct t , t ,d st; tp, td tct t, t t dt pct t, d tF t; d d p. pqus: sT101 itdct t

T. 3 us.

ST104 SoteriologyHolsteen, Horrell, Kreider

a td t c gd t,

cd ct, t t ts h t d tt,t t d tt t att,cc c, jtct, t, t t t t hspt cd spt bpt, d, d , d t ct.pqus: sT101 itdct t

T. 3 us.

ST105 Sanctication and EcclesiologyKreider

a td ctct, t dct t pt , d cc, tdct t bd Ct d tc cc, cd t t,t, dc, t, dpp. pqus: sT101 itdctt T. 3 us.

ST106 EschatologyBurns, Holsteen, Kreider

a td ct, cd

t, t c, jt d pb ct,t d pdctd t, d tpt t. pqus: sT101itdct t T. 3 us.

ELECTIvE COURSES

hisToriCal TheologyIn ddition to thee electie coure, T.M.studentsintheAcademicMinistriestrackwith Hitoricl Teology cdemic concentrtionmy credit S620 Hitory o Philoophy. Ticoure, howeer, my not be credited electie hour to replce lidted coure.Electie oering or gien emeter reubject to chnge without dnce notice.

HT205 Seminar in the History o ExegesisBingham

a td t tptt bbctt t ctd pd tcc’ t, t ptc ttt

t t tp tdt dct t tc td. 2 us.

HT210 Lie and Worshi in the Early ChurchBingham

a td pctc

b t cd ct tt t r ep, c t d ct ctc, bpt, t ect, p,scpt d, pc, cct, d t cc’ ct. 2 us.

HT215 The Theology o the Early ChurchBingham

a td t dpt Ctdct t cd t t t

ct. 2 us.

HT217 The Aostolic FathersSvigel

a td t t t aptcFt t tc ctt t p t ptc tbbc, tc, d tctd. 2 us.

HT220 Augustine and Augustinian TheologyBingham

a td t , t, dfc at hpp, tttt t at tt t mdd a, t rt, dd t. 2 us.

HT225 Seminar in the History and Theologyo the Middle AgesThe Department

a td t dpt dtt t t ptc, c,

d t t, tptc ttt t t bbc d t pttt. 2 us.

HT230 Calin and Reormed TheologyThe Department

a td t t J C,t ttt t t t fc rd t. 2 us.

HT235 Seminar in the History andTheology o the ReormationThe Department

a td t dpt rt tt t t t ptc,c, d t t,t ptc ttt t t bbc d t ptt. 2 us.

HT240 Readings in john OwenHannah

a c ctd j t tPt J o, t p tdct t pt . 3 us.



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o G i C A L S T U D i E S

HT245 Theology o karl barthThe Department

a td t bc t t

t k Bt, t tttt t dpt ttd t ct fc t. 2 us.

HT250 History o Gosel preaching in AmericaHannah

a td t t t t,tc ctt, d td p pc ac F t t pt d.2 us.

HT255 History o the Charismatic Moementsin AmericaHannah

a tc d tc td t , dpt, d ctp t Ptct/ Ctc t. 2 us.

HT260 Readings in jonathan EdwardsHannah

a c j t tac t Jt edd,p t dct t.3 us.

sysTemaTiC Theology.M.studentsintheAcademicMinistriestrack

with Sytemtic Teology cdemic concen-trtion mut elect S295 Sytemtic Teology Colloquium nd S620 Hitory o Philoophy prt o their nine hour o electie. Studentin the Interdiciplinry Studie trck hould

elect t let one coure rom ech o theollowing re prt o their nine hour inSytemtic Teology. I only three coure retken, the coure mut be rom three o theollowing e re.

•Systematics(ST205,ST210,ST215,ST220,S225, S295, WM410)

•Biblicaleology(ST305,ST310,ST315, WM205, WM520)

•Comparativeeology(ST405,ST410,ST415,S420)

•eologyandCulture(ST505,ST510,ST515,S520)

• ApologeticsandPhilosophy(ST605,S610,S615, 620, S625, WM505, WM510, WM535)

StudentsintheAcademicMinistriesorInterdiciplinry Studie trck lo my credit up to our electie hour rom theollowing coure.

•OT705IntroductiontoOldTestament Biblicl Teology

•HT200HistoryofDoctrine•HT205SeminarontheHistoryofExegesis

•HT210LifeandWorshipintheEarlyChurch

•HT215eeologyoftheEarlyChurch

•HT220AugustineandAugustinianeology

•HT225SeminarontheHistoryand eologyoftheMiddleAges

•HT230CalvinandReformedeology

•HT235SeminarontheHistoryand Teology o the Reormtion

•HT240ReadingsinJohnOwen

•HT245eologyofKarlBarth

•HT255HistoryoftheCharismatic MovementsinAmerica

•HT260ReadingsinJonathanEdwards

• WM505ChristianityandNon-Christian Religion

• WM510eologicalIssuesin Contemporry Miiology

• WM530Cross-culturalApologeticsand Worldiew Engelim

Tee coure, howeer, my not be credited electie hour to replce lidted coure.Electie oering or gien emeter reubject to chnge without notice.

sysTemaTiCs

ST205 Issues in Theological MethodKreider

a td ppc t d tc td, tp t ct dtdt c t.2 us.

ST210 Issues in TrinitarianismBurns, Horrell a td d ppc t tgdd, bt bbc d tbbc,d t ct pct p, t, d p td.pquss : sT101 itdct t

T d sT102 Tt.2 us.

ST215 Issues in Soteriology and SancticationThe Department

a td ppc t d

t d ctct bbc d tc ppct.pquss: sT104 st, sT105sctct d ecc, dPm101 spt l. 2 us.

ST220 Issues in Disensational TheologyBurns, Holsteen, Kreider

a td t dpt ddtct dpt td t tp t t t.

pquss: sT101 itdct t T d sT106 ect. 2 us.

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D E P A R T M E n

T o F


ST225 Issues in EcclesiologyKreider

a td ppc t d

cc bt bbcd tc ppct, t ppct t ctp p, t,d pctc. pquss: sT101 itdct t T d sT105 sctct d ecc. 2 us.

ST295 Systematic Theology ColloquiumThe Department

a dcd tdt tcp, tct, d ttct, c ct pb

d ttc t.pquss : sT101sT106. rd tdt t sttc Tcctt t acdc mttc. 3 us.

BiBliCal Theology

ST305 johannine TheologyBurns

a td t ctbt d tt b t t t pt

J. 2 us.

ST310 pauline TheologyThe Department

a td t tc ctbt P’ t d t tt P t. 2 us.

ST315 Theology o HerewsBurns

a td t ctbt d tt b t B hb, t

ttt t t ctt, t tod Ttt n Tttt, d t c t.2 us.

ComParaTive Theology

ST405 Roman Catholic TheologyBurns

a td t t t tttct r Ctc Cc, ptt r Ctcttc t ttb b cdt d cp tc t. 2 us.

ST410 Theology o New Religious MoementsBurns

n t fd t ttt ct. T c t dpt t ctt dtd t ppd. Tt t “ d d” b cpd t bbc dct t

pd t tdt t ppptptc t t b t .2 us.

ST415 Theology and World ReligionsHorrell

a td cp d ctt

bt ctd Ctt d ctp d tt, t tddtd t dct cct t p.m b cdtd t Dptt wd m d itctstd. 2 us.

ST420 Theology o Alternatie ReligiousMoementsHorrell

a td t dct p ct ct, t cp t tc t scpt. 2 us.

Theology anD CulTure

ST505 Theology and SocietyBurns

a td t tc pct c , cd tbt t Ct ’ ct, cc d tt, d tt

c jtc. 2 us.

ST510 A Christian view o ArtHorrell and Ralston

h d Ct t t? wt bt? T t d t d t td bbctc dt t, dpt JdCt t t, d bbcppc ttc p, t p t t. m b cdtd

t Dptt Pt mt Pm701. 3 us.

ST515 Theology o Ethnic ConcernsBurns

a td t p t,c bc t d tt d td bt, cp t bbc d ttcdct d cc c ,ct, d jtc. 2 us.

ST520 Issues in Science and TheologyBurns, Holsteen

a td t tp btcc d t, c ct c ct dt, t , t, bdc tc, dt tc . 2 us.



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aPologeTiCs anD PhilosoPhy

ST605 AologeticsBlount

a td t d Ctt,t p t bbc dtc dt, td,d ctp c t ttt Ctt. 2 us.

ST610 God and EilBlount

a t bjct t tCt ccpt gd t ct d . 2 us.

ST615 EthicsBlount

a tdct t t,cd t bbc d tc d t cc Ct t d. 2 us.

ST620 History o philosohyBlount

a td t t pp, tttt t t tcdt d

pp d t tp pp t Ct dct.Dd bd t t d c t t pp. 2 us.

ST625 philosohy o ReligionBlount

a ppc , cdt pb gd, , , d pc, t t t tc . 2 us.

DireCTeD sTuDies

HT901 Indeendent Study in HistoricalTheologyThe Department

idpdt c pct tc t t pccttd t c. Cdt d pptt t t t bt t t cd t bjct td. ltd

t dcd tdt d bjct tct t p. 1–4 us.

HT903 Field Study o Church HistoryThe Department

a td t t j tc t ctd t Bt i d/ t ep ctt. o cdt c t dp t t . 1–3 us.

ST901 Indeendent Study in Systematic TheologyThe Department

idpdt c pct ttc t t pccttd t c. Cdt d pptt t t t bt t t cd t bjct td. ltdt dcd tdt d bjct tct t p. 1–4 us.

TS901 Indeendent Study in TheologicalStudiesThe Department

idpdt c pct tc td t pccttd t c. Cdt d pptt t t t bt t t cd t bjct td. ltdt dcd tdt d bjct tct t p. 1–4 us.

TS902 Theological Studies ThesisThe Department

idpdt c d t t ppd tpc ptt tc td d t p t ct d. 2–3 us.

TS905 Secial Toics in Theological StudiesThe Department

T c dd tdt c t ptcpt pc cc, t, p tt t d tdt ptcpt t t tdd

dpdt td. appd pctpc pd pt tt pcc cd t scc. Cdt d pptt t t d t bt t t cd t tpc. et ct t dptt. 1–4 us.

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Course DesCriPTions

109Division oF minisTries & CommuniCaTion

D i V i S i o n o F

Mi n i S T R i E S &

C o M

M U n i C A T i o n

Te purpoe o the Division o Ministries and Communication

i to equip tudent with the concept, ttitude, nd killnecery to communicte biblicl truth eectiely through riety o minitrie.

DeParTmenT oF PasToral minisTries

DeParTmenT oF BiBliCal Counseling

DeParTmenT oF ChrisTian eDuCaTion

DeParTmenT oF worlD missions &inTerCulTural sTuDies

DeParTmenT oF sPiriTual FormaTionanD leaDershiP



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D E P A R T M E n T

o F P A S T o

R A L

M i n i S T R i E S

timothy J. Ralston

Professor Interim Chair

John W. Reed Senior Professor Emeritus

osCaR m. lópez Senior Professor

aubRey m. malphuRs Senior Professor

Reg gRantProfessor

Ramesh p. RiChaRdProfessor

(Leave of Absence, 2008–2009)

timothy s. WaRRenProfessor

viCtoR d. andeRson Associate Professor

g. William bRyan Associate Professor

abRaham kuRuvilla Assistant Professor

Willie J. bolden Adjunct Professor

douglas m. CeCil Adjunct Professor

philip p. Chia Adjunct Professor

samuel p. C. Chia Adjunct Professor

RiChaRd allen FaRmeR Adjunct Professor

sandRa l. glahn Adjunct Professor

William d. laWRenCe Senior Professor Emeritus

Adjunct Professor

JaCk d. loRd Adjunct Professor

RiChaRd t. lumadue Adjunct Professor

Willie o. peteRson

Adjunct Professor

RogeR m. RaymeR Adjunct Professor

andRe m. RogeRs Adjunct Professor

RobeRt J. RoWley Adjunct Professor

RobeRt smith JR. Adjunct Professor

RiChaRd l. voet

Adjunct Professor

david b. WyRtze n Adjunct Professor

keith d. yates Adjunct Professor

Te purpoe o the Department o Pastoral Ministries i to

prepre bibliclly centered ptor nd other Chritin leder orminitry tht ocue on the expoition o the Word o God nd ichrcterized by iion or lot world, lederhip o God’ church,nd hepherd’ hert.

REQUIRED COURSESConsulttheprogramcurriculumchartsintheAcademic Progrm ection o thi ctlog or coure required in echdegree progrm.

pM101 Siritual LieRalston, Richard, López

a td t bbc pcp tt t Ctcct d c, t p t cc t d p d t t cdt c d pt p t. 2 us.

pM102 EangelismLópez

a td t td p d p ,t p pp p t , t cc d pcc tct ,t c ct d dcpp, d t

ptc ct . 2 us.

pM103 Exository preaching IThe Department

a tdct t bc pt pc t d, p t ppt d d ttdd ppt t ccc, tt, ct, dc. stdt pc tc d c t tdt d t p. pqus: Be101Bb std mtd d htc. et tdt 12 tdt. 3 us.

pM104 Exository preaching IIThe Department

itct t pc, t ttt t tcdpt, tct, ct, t pbcd scpt, d t dpt.stdt pc tc d c t tdt d t p. pqus: nT104 itdctt n Ttt e d Pm103 ept Pc i.et td t 12 tdt. 3 us.

ELECTIvE COURSEST.M. tudent with Ptorl Minitrie trck or Ptorl Minitrieconcentrtion prt o the Interdiciplinry Studie trck houldcheckthecourserequirementsfortheseintheAcademicProgramsection o thi ctlog under the T.M. degree requirement. Electieoering or gien emeter re ubject to chnge withoutdnce notice.

homileTiCs

pM201 Exository preaching IIIThe Department

itct pc pt, tpc, d dtd

pt . stdt pc t t d t c pp. rd tdt t Ptmt tc. pqus: Pm104 ept Pc ii.et td t 14 tdt. 3 us.



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E n T o F P A S T o R A L

Mi n i S T R i E S

pM202 Exository preaching Iv The Department

itct pc t P

d od Ttt pptc p.stdt pc t t, cd “ ,” d dp pccd. rd tdt t Pt mt tc. pqus:Pm201 ept Pc iii dcpt oT104 hb eii d od Ttt itdct.et td t 14 tdt.3 us.

pM210 Adanced Exository preachingWarrena td bbc pc, tp dcd tct d pctc. pqus:Pm103 ept Pc i. 3 us.

pM221 Exository Teaching or WomenWarren and Glahn

T pcp d pctc pttc, t p tctd ptt, ccc, ct, dc. T c pp t pt scpt cct ctt. pqus: Be101Bb std mtd d htc.3 us.

pM231 preaching Old Testament NarratieWarren and Chisholm

Pp d pc tv t od Ttt, t p bckd, , t tcq,t, d tc. prerequisites:

Pm103 expt Pc i d oT103hb ex i. et td t 14tdt. 3 hours.

pM232 preaching the GoselsWarren and Lowery

Pp d pc t gp,p bcd, ,sptc p, t tc,t, d tc. pqus :Pm103 ept Pc i d nT104itdct t n Ttt e.

et td t 14 tdt. 3 us.

pM241 Toical Exository preachingWarren

Pp d pc tc,ct, d bpctpcpt . pqus:Pm103 ept Pc i. et td t 12 tdt. 3 us.

pM251 Eangelistic preachingRichard

a td t ctt, pcp, d

pctc pt tc, cd pp dpc tc .pquss : Pm102 e dPm103 ept Pc i. 2 us.

pM261 blac preachingThe Department

a td t t, t, d t t bc tc tdt, tp dp ptt t t ctt. pqus:

Pm103 ept Pc i. 3 us.

pM262 Multicultural preachingSmith

T c c dtdt t d t ptt p pc t acac tdt. it pt pc, tct, d tcctct t acaccc tt pct pc.Cdt b t td d b pt acac, eac,d hpcac tc,d t t pc dtct pc. pqus:Pm103 ept Pc i. 3 us.

pM271 Surey o the History o preachingWarren

a td pc od Ttt

t t t pt. a t d,t, d pc t tct d tc ctt bd. pqus: Pm103 eptPc i. 3 us.

pM281 Siritual prearation or preachingRichard

a td t p d pttp t pc t pt pc gd’ tt. T cp bt gd’ pp

t pc t t tpc’ pbt pt pt dcp d tc t h spt pc.

T c tdd t p t pc ct t tt t c, pcc, tt. pqus: Pm103ept Pc i. et tdt 12 tdt. 3 us.

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M i n i S T R i E S

pM291 Teaching Homiletics Anderson, Ralston

a pctc t tc tc.

stdt pctc tc bc cct pcp, d t tcpc, t , d pdctct dbc d t p’ p. pqus : Pm103ept Pc i. ettd t tdt. 2 us.

PasToral Theology

pM301 pastoral Theology and Leadershi IMalphurs

a td t t d dp

t cc, t ttt tt d’ p dpt dt c ccpt “bd Ct’cc” c t cc’ dp,, , , d tt,cd ct, dcp,t, d c. 3 us.

pM302 pastoral Theology and Leadershi IILópez, Ralston

s dpt t ppt

d dp cpt ppc d pt c. Ttdt bbc d tcd, p t t, ccd c, t dc, dt pt dt. T tdt d pc p dpt c t c. rd tdt t Pt mt, itdcp, d md at tc; pt tdt t p. 3 us.

pM303 Discoering Ministry SillsLord

T c p tdt t d t c t dp dd t. T tdcp ct: 1 cctc, 2 cc cc,3 bp dpt, d4 t pt. T ct cdctct p, cp, cc, cddt t, t,c t p, t

tc t b, ccc, p cd, d tt. 3 us.

pM321 Conict Management in MinistryThe Department

a t t pc cfct tp,t ttt t t p,cfctt t, ctctdtct t, d

t tt tt t t t t pdct cfct. ot, p, d tpctt cdd. 3 us.

pM341 Church planting I Malphurs

T c d cc pt,

ptt cc pt, dt tdt t t t tccpt t cc pt,cd ppt, p, dccpt pcp. stdt t tt t dp ct ptt cc pt nt ac bd. Recommended

pquss: Pm301 Pt Td ldp i d Pm302 Pt

T d ldp ii. 3 us.

pM342 Church planting IIMalphurs

a td t t t ccpt pc: dpt, bt, t, tt, d pdct. stdt t tt td dpdpt p cc nt ac bd. pqus : Pm341 CcPt i. 3 us.

pM351 The Role o Women in MinistryGlahn

a td bbc dt t cc. T c dd t d bt d b pb t. m b cdtd tDptt Ct edct.3 us.

evangelism

pM361 bioethics and pastoral CareVoet a td pt tc, c,d t t ct tct, cd ctdb c tt, pdcttc, c, ddc, d dct pbcpc. m b cdtd tDptt Tc std t Dptt Bbc C.2 us.

pM405 Seminar in Eangelistic Issuesand StrategiesThe Department

a ctp d tt t. 2 us.

pM410 Liestyle Eangelism and AologeticsKratson and Moody

T c dd t p d t tdt t pc t

d pt cptc t 12 t t kdqt bt Ctt. 2 hours.



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urBan minisTries

pM505 Introduction to blac Church MinistryThe Department

a t t, tctd, dp, d t tbc cc, t ttt t bbcpcp t t ttd t bc ccd d tt t. m b cdtd t Dptt Ct edct. 3 us.

pM510 Uran Demograhics and MinistryThe Department

a td t pct t ct’dpc, c t, d cd cc pb t cc’t, t p t ccc’ ct t ct.3 us.

pM515 The blac Family in AmericaThe Department

a td t pct ac’c d cc tt bc , t p c

cc c t t bc .3 us.

pM520 Contextualiation o blac MinistryThe Department

T c dd t d tdt dp pp d tt t t t ct, ,d ccc ctt bc ac bd t pcp ep 4:1116. 3 us.

pM525 Leadershi in the Uran ChurchThe Department

a dp pb t b cc, t ttt td p pp bbc dp d tt dp d t t bcc. 3 us.

pM530 pastoral Care in the Uran ChurchThe Department

a td t cp pb tb cc, t p dtd t t b ptbt cpt d c, p cct, c, dd. 3 us.

pM535 Christian Education in the Uran ChurchThe Department

a td t t Ct

dct, t p t pb t ct cc c t d pp t pttt. attt t pcp,p, d c b dp cc Ct dct p t b cc. 3 us.

pM540 Deeloing and Leading the CulturallyDierse ChurchPeterson

a td tc d pctc

tt t dpt ddp t, tc,c, d cc dcc, t ptc tttt t t d d d cc,tcpt t c t cc t j dc t b. 3 us.

ChaPlainCy

pM611 pastoral Care in the HositalThe Department

a td t t d cc tt ct pt d cp t pt t, t ttt t pctc tt tc,d t c, dt dd, d t btc . 3 us.

meDia arTs

pM701 A Christian view o ArtRalston and Horrell

h d Ct t t? wt bt? T t d t d t td bbctc dt t, dpt JdCt t t, d bbcppc ttc p, t p t t. m b cdtd t Dptt Tc std sT510. 3 us.

pM710 Introduction to Radio broadcastingGrant, Pettit

Pcp t p tdt pd tt b pp t t dd ct Ct ppppt bdct tp d tt c, Ct,cc, cc. 3 us.

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pM711 Creatie Radio production or MinistryGrant

a c dd t p tdt

t ct d pdct, t p ctt cpt dc pc. Ft cdcd’ d tt, tcpt, d d, ct d ct d b pdct. ettd t 15 tdt. 3 us.

pM721 Creatie Writing in MinistryGrant

a td t pcp d tc ct t, dd t pp

tdt t t Ct d.stdt t d d t t c dt dct t t t tdt. et td t 15tdt. 3 us.

pM722 Adanced Creatie WritingGrant

a c c t tdt ppt tc Pm721 Ctwt mt t ptcctt pjct. ec tdtct d dp t d .., p, tc, tt, tp, cpt, tpt , , dcpt, d d d dpt t td t t cct t c d. pqus: Pm721Ct wt mt. ettd t 12 tdt. 3 us.

pM725 pulishing Layout and Design or MinistryYates

T c p tdt t t dd t d pt d cc d pcc t.stdt b td t pcp ttc d d cpt, t tt cpt dd t. 2 us.

pM731 video production or MinistryGrant and Regier

a c dd t p tdtt t d dt dt d, t p t ppct.., pt, dct, ctp, pt, d dtt. stdt dt, dt t t c.Dt d c b pdd.et td t 18 tdt. m b cdtd t Dptt Ct edct. 3 us.

pM741 Introduction to HymnologyFarmer

a td t tc d tc

dpt t tcc, cctt t ptpt , p d pt b’ , p,d cp tt d tt t t tc td dt . 2 us.

pM742 Introduction to praise and Worshi Music Farmer

a pctc d t t pp ddtt t c t

ctp p, cd tt t pt t c t t ct,c t, ct , td,bdt, d c dct. 2 us.

pM743 Seminar in Worshi ArtsFarmer

Pcp d pctc t p tdt dt ttc p cpt p. T c cdtdcp pjct d t dp t d t ct t d dt cc. 2 us.

pM751 voice and body DynamicsLord

a c dd t p tdtc t p bt. Ttdt t p t cdc, t t, d p, c tc

t t c , dp d pc. 3 us.

pM752 Reading Scriture to Change LiesThe Department

T pcp d pctc ddd p d rd Tt t Bb pbc p c cct t wd gd. et td t 15 tdt.3 us.

pM753 Dramatiing ScritureThe Department

a c dd t p tdt’c d pc d tdtc ptt scpt.

T c p cct dc , bc, ct t,d ptt. et td t15 tdt d t d p,d 10 tdt t . 3 us.



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Mi n i S T R i E S

DireCTeD sTuDies in PasToralminisTries

pM901 Indeendent Study in pastoral MinistriesThe Department

idpdt c p tc, pt t, c, , b t.Cdt d pptt t tt bt t t cd t p td. ltd t dcd tdtd bjct t ct t p.1–4 us.

pM902 pastoral Ministries ThesisThe Department

idpdt c d t t ppd tpc ptt pt t, d t p t ct d. 2–3 us.

pM903 Indeendent Study in Media ArtsThe Department

idpdt c p dtd t, cd btt td t t, d, d

pdct, pdct, dc,d d pdct. Cdt tdpptt t t t bt t t cd t p td. et bjct t t ct t p.1–4 us.

pM905 Secial Toics in pastoral MinistriesThe Department

T c dd tdt

c t ptcpt pc cc, t, p tt t d tdt ptcpt t t tdddpdt td. appd pctpc pd pt tt pcc cd t scc. Cdt d pptt t t d t bt t t cd t tpc. et ct t dptt. 1–4 us.

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Course DesCriPTions


D E P A R T M E n T

o F B i B L i C

A L

C o U n S E L

i n G

ChaRles W. diCken s

Department Chair Assistant Professor

C. gaRy baRnes Associate Professor

FRenCh a. Jones Associate Professor

linda m. maRten Assistant Professor

benJamin J. albRitton Adjunct Professor

stephen k. l. ChoCk Adjunct Professor

kevin C. gilliland Adjunct Professor

J. lee JageRsDirector of Counseling Services

Adjunct Professor

blake p. mitChell Adjunct Professor

Te purpoe o the Department o Biblical Counseling i to deelop

bibliclly nd theologiclly ound Chritin counelor whore equipped to eectiely impct people’ lie in riety o minitry nd proeionl couneling prctice etting. Courehelp tudent deelop:

•abiblical,theological,andpsychologicalperspectivefor undertnding people nd the truggle they experience;

•excellenceinprofessionalandinterpersonalskillsforthe prctice o couneling; nd

•eectivestrategiesfortransformationalministryincounseling.

REQUIRED COURSESConsulttheprogramcurriculumchartsintheAcademic Progrm ection o thi ctlog or coure required in echdegree progrm.

bC101 Christian CounselingBarnes, Dickens

a tdct t t dt Ct c,p t pt tc t td pctc. spc ttt t d tt, tc dpt, ct dct, d cbt d Ct c t c ccd t p Ct c. rqu qus

qus t Bbc C c. 2 us.

bC205 personality TheoryDickens

a j t pt tt b Ct d c t d t t tbbc tp, ctct, d c. 3 us.

bC210 Counseling Theory Jones, Chock

a c dd t pd tdct t p

c t, t pc ttt t tt t t b scpt, dtdt t d , b d pb dp, d d t t pb pppt d ct . 3 us.

bC215 Normal Human Growth Jagers, Marten

a c dd t tc t t d dtdt t pc t d dpt b bt t d : pc,tct, t, d t. 3 us.

bC220 Counseling Methods and TechniquesMarten

a td t j tc d tt tt c bpppt d ct d c dd,cd dt d d pbd p t t pb ttt.pqus: BC210 C T. 3 us.



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ME n T o F B i B L i C A L

C

o U n S E L i n G

BiBliCal Counseling

bC225 Anormal Human behaiorGilliland, Albritton

a c dd t td t pt

d d p d tp dc t j ct dct d t Dsm. spc ttt b t dp, bcp,d dd. pquss: BC210C T d BC305 CPctc i. 3 us.

bC227 Human SexualityBarnes

a bc tdct t c

. stdt tdcd t t t, bc d dd c,bc b d pc, dpt, dct,d bc tt tc.3 us.

bC230 Liestyle and Career Deeloment Jones

a t, , d t c ctd t dctcc, c pt, d ctdc tt b t ct t ct t ct dc.2 us.

bC235 Social and Cultural FoundationsBarnes

a td ct d cct td t c. T c tt ct d t cc t t , tc

p, t tdt d c,ppt ptt, d c t d. 2 us.

bC240 Research Methods and StatisticsDickens

a td tttc pcp, , d tt d t tddc t d td ppd t d c. 2 us.

bC245 Araisal and Assessment TechniquesBarnes, Chock a c c t tdt td t t, pcp, d pctc t j tt tt dtt ppc t t ct’ cdt d d. 3 us.

bC250 proessional Orientation Jones

a c dd t tdc

t tdt t t tc d tdd, p t,dct tdd, d tpppt pctt t d c. 2 us.

bC255 Counseling and Family Law Jagers

a c dd t tdc tdtt t pct d pct tp d t tctbt t dcp c

d . it pp tdt t c tt cpctc d t dt tt c t c d dct t tc. 3 us.

bC260 Death and DyingMarten

T c scpt ttpt t dt d d d tp tdt dp dpp t d t t . icdd dt tc, ccdt, cd, d p cc. 3 us.

bC265 Marital EnrichmentBarnes

a c dd t t tdt t t d c tcdct tct p.

T tdt pcc dCt PreP: T Pt d

rtp ect P. T cbd d bd t tc , t p tt pcc d tt.et ct tp. 3 us.

bC270 GerontologyGilliland

Dd t pd dtd t pc d ttt

t d, tdt td ctpc ct cc dcd d dbt d cdcptbt t ct pt.a p t t tdpct t dd btdt t t, d, ddp pppt ttt p t d. 3 us.




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C o U n S E L i n G

bC275 Diagnosis and Treatment o TraumaDisordersMarten

a td t pcc dd ptttc t dd, dctdd, d dct dtt dd, t ctdt t d d t pt pc d b. attt t t pc, c, d pcd ttt t dd d tct d dct dttdd, pd cdd b, tc t b,

d c ttt. 3 us.

bC280 Grou CounselingMarten

a t p pp, bp, t d pc, cd td’ d dp cptc. ep pcd ppc d t ppct btp d t. 3 us.

bC285 Sustance AuseGilliland, Jones

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t dd. 3 us.

bC290 pastoral CounselingBarnes

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C. 3 us.

bC295 premarital CounselingBarnes, Dickens

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t p. 3 us.

bC297 Marital Counseling Jones

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PraCTiCums

bC305 Counseling practicum IThe Department

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c . pqus: BC210C T t b tp cct t tpctc. et td t 12tdt p ct. op t tdt t t m.a. BbcC p. 3 us.

bC310 Counseling practicum IIThe Department

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BC305 C Pctc i, BC215n h gt, BC220 Cmtd d Tc, d BC225ab h B t tt tt b t p cctt t pctc. et tdt 8 tdt d ct tp. 3 us.



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C

o U n S E L i n G

BiBliCal Counseling

bC315 Counseling practicum IIIThe Department

a c dd ctt

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bC325 Counseling practicum ElectieThe Department

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DireCTeD sTuDies in BiBliCalCounseling

bC901 Indeendent Study in bilical CounselingThe Department

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bC905 Secial Toics in bilical CounselingThe Department

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D E P A R T M E n T

o F C H R i S T

i A n

E D U C A T i o n

miChael s. laWson


hoWaRd g. hendRiCksDistinguished Professor

linden d. mClaughlinProfessor

maRk h. heinemann Associate Professor

donald p. Regi eR Associate Professor

Jay l. sedWiCk JR. Associate Professor

James h. thames Associate Professor

sue g. edWaRds Assistant Professor

Joye b. bakeR Adjunct Professor

daniel s. bolin Adjunct Professor

sandRa l. glahn Adjunct Professor

philip F. humphRies Adjunct Professor

JeRRy e. laWRenCe Adjunct Professor

John sChimmeR JR. Adjunct Professor

Te purpoe o the Department o Christian Education re:

•toequipstudentstoexploreandunderstandbiblicaland other oundtion bic to eectie Chritin eduction;

•toformulateabiblicallybasedphilosophyofChristian eduction or minitry in home, church, nd chool; nd

•todevelopskillsessentialtocompetentBibleteachingand dminitrtion in Chritin orgniztion.

AsamemberoftheEvangelicalTrainingAssociation(ETA), the Seminry i uthorized to grnt the techer’ diplomo the ocition to tudent who meet certin coure require-ment. Inormtion regrding thee requirement i ilblein the Regitrr’ Oce.

REQUIRED COURSESConsulttheprogramcurriculumchartsintheAcademic Progrm ection o thi ctlog or coure required inech degree progrm.

CE101 Educational process o the ChurchMcLaughlin and the Department

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et td t 40 tdt. 3 us.

CE102 History and philosohy o Christian EducationLawson, Heinemann, McLaughlin

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CE103 Teaching processThe Department

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CE104 Audioisual presentationsRegier

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CE105 Teaching process and Audioisual presentationsThames and Regier

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C H R i S T i A n E D U C A T i o n

ChrisTian eDuCaTion

ELECTIvE COURSESTe Chritin Eduction deprtment oer twominitry trck in the T.M. degree progrm,

one with octionl concentrtion nd theother in coopertion with een other cdemicdeprtment o the Seminry. T.M. tudent intheAcademicMinistriestrackwithaChristianEduction concentrtion mut complete t letnine hour o electie coure in ChritinEduction in ddition to the required coure.Tee nine hour mut be elected rom theollowing coure:

•CE315 AdministrativeProcess 3

•CE410 Children’sMinistry

in the Church 3•CE415 ChurchMinistrieswithYouth 3

•CE425 ChurchMinistrieswithAdults 3

•CE505 eChristianHome 3

•CE715 eRoleoftheAssociate in Minitry 3

CurriCulum anD insTruCTion

CE205 Smallgrou process in MinistryBaker, Edwards, Heinemann, Lawson

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CE210 Designing bilical InstructionSedwick

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cc dpt; d td t dcpt, tt, dt tc d .3 us.

CE215 Teaching in Christian Higher EducationHeinemann, Lawson

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acdc mt tc twm410 Tc edct itct Ctt pc Ce215. 3 us.

CE220 Ealuating Ministry EectienessThe Department

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t d pppt d tc t ct. 3 us.

leaDershiP anD aDminisTraTion

CE305 Current Issues in Christian EducationMcLaughlin

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CE310 Administration in ChristianHigher EducationThames

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CE315 Administratie processMcLaughlin, Thames

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t, t ttt t d,tt , , ctpt, p, t, t bdd t b, dt , c, d t tpp. 3 us.

CE320 Christian School AdministrationBaker, Schimmer, Humphries

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CE325 Legal and Financial Issues in MinistrySedwick

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cpd t d c pctc pt t,cd bdt, cctbt,d tdp t d. 3 us.




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T o F

C H R i S T i A n E D U

C A T i o n

age-grouP minisTries

CE401 Ageleel MinistriesThe Department

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CE405 Early Childhood Education

Humphries, Lawrencea td t t d d cd bt t , cd , p,td, t, t, ddtt. T c pdpptt ct tcpc t cd, t p, dptcpt d tp. 3 us.

CE410 Children’s Ministry in the ChurchHumphries, Lawrencea td t t d d cd bt t d, td d t t cd, d dtt t cd’ d t cc.stdt ptcpt t tcdtt t tt c. 3 us.

CE415 Church Ministries with YouthSedwick

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CE420 Christian CamingBolin

a td t pp, bjct,dtt, d c dp cp ctt, t tttt cc, p p,p, ct, ct, c,d dp dpt. 3 us.

CE425 Church Ministries with AdultsEdwards

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dct, t ttt t pcp,p, d c. 3 us.

CE430 programming or Youth MinistriesSedwick

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CE435 Deeloing and Leading Women’s MinistryBaker, Edwardsa td t pcp d tt dtd, dp, dt, d dct ’ t c cc d t Ctt. 3 us.

CE440 Single and Senior Adult Ministryin the Local ChurchBaker

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CE450 Women Teaching WomenBaker, Edwards

a td t cpct t dc d , ttp pptt t ct dpctc t, bbc ptt

d td p, tt,d cc. pqus: Be101Bb std mtd d htc. et td t 15 tdt.3 us.

home anD Family

CE505 The Christian HomeEdwards, Lawson

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mu).

Module 1Dyaics of a Christia marriageEdwards, Jagers, Lawson

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Module 2Cucat ad Cct

rut

Kim and Phil Humphrieso c d pc tttt cct d cfctt t t Ct d . 1 u.

Module 3Dac a Chta aLawson, Heinemann

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Module 4a rach ad AtBarnes

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CE510 Seminar on Children, Youth, andFamily prolems

Sedwick a td d pb tdt d Ct ,t p c, ,d t pb. ettd t 15 tdt. 2 us.

CE515 Family Lie EducationHumphries

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, tp, cd, d t pct d cc cpt. 3 us.

meDia

CE605 Christian journalismGlahn

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CE610 Indeendent Study in AudioisualproductionRegier

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sPeCializeD eDuCaTion

CE705 princiles o DiscileshiHeinemann

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Ttt, pc t Ct.3 us.

CE710 practice o DiscileshiHeinemann

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dcpp pc, tc d dcpp t.3 us.

CE715 The Role o the Associate in MinistryEdwards, Sedwick

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CE720 CreatiityHendricks, Lawrence

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DireCTeD sTuDies

CE901 Indeendent Study in ChristianEducationThe Department

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T o F

C H R i S T i A n E D U

C A T i o n

CE902 Christian Education ThesisThe Department

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CE905 Secial Toics in Christian EducationThe Department

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125worlD missions & inTerCulTural sTuDies

D E P

A R T M E n T o F

W o R L D M i S S i o n S &

i n T E R C U L T U R A L S T U D i E S

miChael poCoCk


Ramesh p. RiCh aRdProfessor

(Leave of Absence, 2008–2009)

maRk s. youngProfessor


WalteR l. bakeR Associate Professor Emeritus

Adjunct Professor

kevin d. bRadFoRd Adjunct Professor

patRiCk o. Cate Adjunct Professor

alvin a. k. loW Adjunct Professor

tam Q. pham Adjunct Professor

William d. tayloRVisiting Professor

Te purpoe o the Department o World Missions and Intercul-

tural Studies i to ocu tudent’ ttention on Chrit’ mndte tomke diciple mong ll ntion. Te deprtment i reource orthe Seminry regrding cro-culturl nd interculturl pect o minitry. It gie biblicl, theoreticl, nd prcticl preprtion orinterculturl engelim, church plnting, lederhip deelopment,Chritin eduction, nd Chritin higher eduction. Te deprtmentlo prepre tudent or interculturl prchurch minitrie ndeek to trin leder or the growing globl miionry moement.

REQUIRED COURSEConsulttheprogramcurriculumchartsintheAcademic

Progrm ection o thi ctlog or coure required inech degree progrm.

WM101 Introduction to World MissionsPocock, Young, Waters

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ELECTIvE COURSES.M.studentsintheAcademicMinistriestrackwithaCross-cultural

Minitrie concentrtion mut complete t let nine hour o theollowing electie within the deprtment:

•1Foundationscourse 3

•1Contextscourse 2

•1StrategicApproachescourse 2–3*

•1Biblicalandeological Studie coure 2–3*

* I WM405, WM410, or WM505 is chosen, the extra hour o each course

would be in addition to normal elective requirements and would count as

either ree electives in the Th.M. program or as extra hours in the M. A./CM

program. Students not needing the extra hours may reduce expenses

by taking WM405, WM410, or WM505 or two hours o credit and one

hour audit.

FounDaTions For inTerCulTural minisTry

WM205 Cultural Dynamics in MinistryYoung

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WM210 Intercultural CommunicationYoung

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WM215 Dynamics o Missionary DeelomentPocock

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tp, d t ct. sd b t t t t td. 3 us.




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L D M i S S i o n S

& i n T E R C U L T U R A L

S T U D i E S

ConTexTs For inTerCulTuralminisTryTee eminr re deigned to proide expoure

to brod rnge o minitry iue relted tothe unique context under conidertion ndproide n opportunity or in-depth refectionon prticulr minitry trtegie.

WM305 Ministry in Arican ContextsThe Department

a t td t ct,tc, d ccttc t ac ctt d t pct t ctd bt ccttc. 2 us.

WM310 Ministry in Asian ContextsLow

a t td t ct,tc, d ccttc t a ctt d tpct t ctd bt ccttc. 2 us.

WM315 Ministry in Latin American ContextsBradord

a t td t ct,tc, d ccttc t lt ac cttd t pct tctd b t ccttc. 2 us.

WM320 Ministry in Euroean ContextsHeinemann

a t td t ct,tc, d ccttc t ep ctt d t pct t ctd b

t ccttc. 2 us.

WM325 Ministry in Multicultural AmericaPocock

a t td t ct,tc, d ccttc t d ac cttd t pct tctd b t ccttc. 2 us.

WM330 Ministry in Muslim ContextsThe Department

a t td t ct,tc, d ccttc t m ctt d t pct t ctdb t ccttc. 2 us.

WM335 Ministry in Roman Catholic ContextsLópez, Pocock

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tc, d ccttc t r Ctc cttd t pct tctd b t ccttc. Tc t tt gt.Ctct t dptt t. 2 us.

WM340 Ministry in Chinese ContextsLow

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t C ctt d t pct t ctd bt ccttc. 2 us.

sTraTegiC aPProaChes To inTerCulTural minisTry

WM405 Christian Education in InterculturalContextsLawson

a cdt t ttc,pctc, d ct d

dct t tttd nt ac. m b cdtd t Dptt Ct edct. 3 us.

WM410 Theological Education in InterculturalContextsYoung, Taylor

a td dct pp, p, dtt, dtc td t tc dct tct t tt.stdt t acdc mttc bttt t c Ce215

Tc Ct h edct.m cdt td t P.D. p t pp t dct P.D. td. 3 us.

WM415 Church Ministry in Gloal persectieBaker

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b pct, cd t t t pcc tt dc Ct’ b dt.2 us.



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T o F W o R L D Mi S S i o n S

& i n T E R

C U L T U R A L S T U D i E S

WM420 Missions Strategies or UnreachedpeolesPocock

a td t t cd ppd “c tt” , tttt t dtct, ct, dt t d cd ppp d t ccpt t tt tct. 2 us.

WM425 Intercultural Church plantingPocock

a td bbc pcp bdcc pt t n Ttt

tt t c td d dc t t cc pt t ct td. 2 us.

WM430 Strategies or Reaching Worldclass CitiesPocock

a tt c dd t c b , t p cdt; c, tc, tc, dcc dt d d, dtc c d dcppp b . 2 us.

WM435 princiles o Church GrowthBaker

a td t cc t t t bbc pcp, cdpctc tp t dc t td tpct c cc t d bd. 2 us.

BiBliCal anD TheologiCalsTuDies For inTerCulTural

minisTryWM505 Christianity and NonChristian Religions

Baker

a td t t Ct, t j ccpt, d tppc tct ddt wt d. it cdt tc t Ctt ptc d. m b cdtd t Dptt

Tc std.3 us.

WM510 Theological Issues in ContemoraryMissiologyRichard

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t ctc ; d ct—p d ct. m b cdtd t Dptt

Tc std.2 us.

WM515 Acts, the Church, and CultureYoung

a t cdt t

t tct tpcp cct, tc,t, d tc ctd pt t act t.pquss: Be101 Bb std mtdd htc, wm101 itdctt wd m. 2 us.

WM520 A bilical Theology o MissionsYoung

a td t bbc dt dpp , t t t

ct, d t ttd cp t n Ttt t t . 2 us.

WM525 Siritual WararePocock

a c tt pp Ct t p t d t pc ct pt ppt t d, t f, tcc t t’ ct.2 us.

WM530 Crosscultural Aologetics andWorldiew EangelismRichard, Waters

a td d tt ctCt ct d ptc td dt pp p t d ct.m b cdtd t Dptt Tc std. 2 us.

WM535 Theology and World ReligionsHorrell

a td cp d cttbt ctd Ctt d ctp d tt, t tddtd t dct cct t p.m b cdtd sT415 Td wd r t Dptt Tc std. 2 us.

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L D M i S S i o n S

& i n T E R C U L T U R A L

S T U D i E S

Tesol CoursesStudent puruing the ESOL (echer o Englih to Speker o Other Lnguge)

certicte mut complete thee electie to ernthe ESOL certicte. For complete lit o coure required or the ESOL certicte,conult the Specil Progrm nd Seionection o thi ctlog. Tee electie reopen to ll regulrly enrolled tudent.

WM605 General LinguisticsPham

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t cptc tc t. stdt pct td e c dcdtd t t. 3 us.

WM610 Introduction to TESOLPham

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WM615 Methodology and practice o TESOLPham

Tc d tc Tesol,tt t : t,p, d, d t. Tc cd t d tttc d tct cc t. pqus: wm610itdct t Tesol. 3 us.

WM620 Introduction to English SyntaxPham

a tdct c tt cd t t tt ctct td Tesol. attt b t p t tctc pb tt tdttctc pctc b t .3 us.

DireCTeD sTuDies

WM901 Indeendent Study in MissionsThe Department

idpdt c pct t pcc ttd t c. Cdt d pptt t t t btt t cd t bjct td. ltd tdcd tdt d bjct tct t p. 1–4 us.

WM902 World Missions and InterculturalStudies Thesis

The Department idpdt c d t t ppd tpc ptt wd m d itctstd, d t p tct d. 2–3 us.

WM903 Mission Field ResearchThe Department

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t ct d t dc p, d t cpt c pjct. 2 us.

WM905 Secial Toics in World MissionsThe Department

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129sPiriTual FormaTion & leaDershiP

D E P

A R T ME n T o F

S P i R i T U

A L F o R MA T i o n

& L

E A D E R S H i P

hoWaRd g. hendRiCks

Chair of theCenter for Christian Leadership

Distinguished Professor

andReW b. seidelExecutive Director of the

Center for Christian Leadership

Adjunct Professor

baRRy d. JonesDepartment Chair of

Spiritual Formation

and Leadership

Assistant Professor

geoRge m. hillman JR.Director of Servant Leadership Internships

Associate Professor

paul e. pet titDirector of Spiritual Formation

Adjunct Professor

peteR v. deison Adjunct Professor

Te purpoe o the Department o Spiritual Formation and

Leadership i to contribute to the deelopment o uture lederby proiding coure nd experience tht enble tudent to:

•demonstrateanincreasingloveanddevotiontoGodandlovingerice to other;

•exhibitleadershipcharacterandskills;

•formulatevocationalgoalsbasedonanevaluationoftheir gitedne, clling, nd pion;

•integrateseminarycourseworkandministryexperience;and

•employministryknowledgeandskillsinaparticular minitry enue.

sPiriTual FormaTion Allstudentsinthe.M.,M.A./CE,M.A./CM,andM.A./MCdegreeprogrm re required to enroll in SF101–SF104 trting their rtll emeter o tudy t either the Dll cmpu or the Houtonextenion. Tough the Spiritul Formtion coure do not receiecdemic credit, they will pper on tudent’ trncript nd rerequired or grdution. Student who he completed portion o their coure work online or t extenion ite, nd who re thereorenot plnning to pend two ull cdemic yer in reidency inDll or in Houton, mut contct the deprtment in order to mkerrngement to complete their Spiritul Formtion requirement.

servanT leaDershiPInternshipcreditisrequiredofall.M.,S.T.M.,M.A./CE, M.A./CM,andM.A./MCstudentsasdetailedbelow.Internshipcredit i lo ilble to tudent in other degree progrm electie credit.

.M.—2hours Specic internhip coure bed on tudent’ degree trck

S.T.M.—1hour SL 220 Specilized Internhip

M.A./CE—2hours SL165 Chritin Eduction Internhip

M.A./CM—2hours SL140 Interculturl Minitrie Internhip

M.A./MC—2hours SL150MediaArtsInternship

Once tudent complete hi or her required internhip,dditionl internhip hour lo my be credited towrd degree. Normlly only one internhip my be tken t time.Ech tudent mut identiy mentor who gree to uperiethe internhip. Mentor mut be pproed by the Deprtmento Spiritul Formtion nd Lederhip. For inormtion on mentor

requirement nd ilble internhip opportunitie (internhip job bord), conult the Spiritul Formtion nd Lederhipdepartmentwebsiteatwww.dts.edu/s.

o encourge globl nd cro-culturl perpectie nd kill,tudent my prticipte in hort-term, cro-culturl miiontrip prt o ny required trck internhip. Prticiption in prepproed, hort-term miion trip experience cn counttowrd up to one-third o the totl hour o minitry experiencerequired. Prtil internhip credit lo i ilble to tudent wholed Spiritul Formtion group or tech in the Center or BibliclStudie. Conult the deprtment or more inormtion.




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F o R M A T i o n & L E

A D E R S H i P

Sernt Lederhip coure ollow the mecdemic regultion other cdemiccoure. Conult the Deprtment o Spiritul

Formtion nd Lederhip or iit theSeminry’ webite or more inormtionon pecic internhip requirement.

REQUIRED COURSES

sPiriTual FormaTionTe ollowing our coure mut be tken insequenceandarerequiredofall.M.,M.A./CE, M.A./CM,andM.A./MCstudents.(M.A./BELtudent re required to tke only one emeter

ofSpiritualFormation—SF245.)Atthebegin-ning o the ll emeter t either the Dllcmpu or Houton extenion, ech new tudent i plced in Spiritul Formtion grouptht meet together or our conecutie llnd pring emeter nd i led by quliedcilittor. Group re deignted ollow:

Men only: ingle nd mrried* mle tudent;

Women only: ingle nd mrried* emletudent

Mrried* couple only: mrried tudent whoepoue wih to join them in the SpiritulFormtion proce.

*Spouses o registered students are STRONGLY

encouraged to join their spouses in a married

couples’ group. I a student’s spouse wishes not

to take part in the Spiritual Formation group,

the registered student must sign up or a men’s

or women’s group.

Retret, outrech eent, work project, ndcmpu ctiitie re woen throughout the

two-yer experience.

SF101 Siritual Formation I Identity T c c tdt t p t t dtt Ctbt p d cpt. lf

ivy t p c d dc d tb dtt.a dt dtd ’dtt t t gd, , t bd Ct, d t d ptd pc t dp ttc

ct. attdc t t tc d d stdc t td std tt d d t t dc p tt. Dt d c ct dtd t c b. Tcptdcdc cdt, .

SF102 Siritual Formation II Community T c c tdt t p dpt tt t c

ctt t dc gd’tp t . lf Sy tp c d d cp td t dpt ttc ct. Tcptdcdc cdt, p .

SF103 Siritual Formation III Integrity T c c tdt t t p d cptpct d c t. lf cg t p c

d dp tt t p b.Tcptd cdc cdt, .

SF104 Siritual Formation Iv Serice T c c tdt tpt t d d t t Ct dt t. lf Vs tp c d tbc p b’ t

t. T c p c td t tdt’ cdcpc b pd ppttt tcpt c t t t ld t. Tcptdcdc cdt, p .

SF245 M.A./bEL Siritual FormationW. Baker

T c c bd ctt dtd d ppct gd’ d c

t tdt’ . it tt td t cct pc. T c t b t bttt sF101. rd dtd t m.a. Bbc e dltc tdt. Tcptd cdc cdt, p .

servanT leaDershiP Allrequiredinternshipsfortheministrytracksre two-credit-hour coure with 400 hour o totl inolement (200 hour per credit hour).

Anyinternshipmaybetakenasanelectiveforone or two emeter hour o credit with 100hour o inolement per emeter hour o credit.Detil on the pecic requirement o echinternhip my be obtined rom the SpiritulFormtion nd Lederhip deprtment. Conultthe T.M. minitry trck coure liting in the AcademicProgramssectionofthiscatalogforinternhip required in ech degree progrm.Student re required to declre minitry trck beore they cn begin their internhip.



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F o R MA T

i o n & L E A D E R S H i P

sPiriTual FormaTion & leaDershiP

SL105 pastoral Leadershi InternshiThe Department

spd dbd t c

cc, t dp pptt ct d t tcd c pcd pt.pqus: sF101 spt Ft iidtt. Recommended pqus:Pm103 ept Pc. 2 us.

SL110 Church planting InternshiHillman

spd dbd t pt d cc t utd stt. pqus :

sF101 spt Ft i idtt.Recommended pqus: Pm341Cc Pt. 2 us.

SL115 Counseling Ministries InternshiThe Department

spd dbd dct c t d pctc,t pt cc. pqus:sF101 spt Ft i idtt.Recommended pqus: BC101Ct C. 2 us.

SL120 Uran Ministries InternshiThe Department

spd dbd t Ct t b ctctt. pqus : sF101 sptFt i idtt. Recommended

pqus: Pm510 ub Dpcd mt. 2 us.

SL125 Educational Leadershi Internshi

The Department spd dbd t Ct dctt c cc, t p dct dp. pqus:sF101 spt Ft i idtt.Recommended pqus: Ce103

Tc Pc. 2 us.

SL130 Academic Ministries InternshiThe Department

spd dbd t c

tdt pc bt tcdc d c cc tt. it cdc tt, t tdt t ct t d pc c ppt,cdt cdc ,tt d d, d cdp c tt c t Ct Bbc std tD s. pqus: sF101spt Ft i idtt.Recommended pqus: Ce215

Tc Ct h edctd Ce103 Tc Pc. 1–2 us.

SL135 Eangelism and Discileshi InternshiThe Department

spd dbd t

d/ dcpp ct t utd stt.pqus: sF101 spt Ft1 idtt. Recommended pqus:Pm102 e. 2 us.

SL140 Intercultural Ministries InternshiThe Department

spd dbd t cct cc pt cct ct tutd stt. pqus: sF101 spt

Ft i idtt. Recommended pqus: wm101 itdct twd m. 2 us.

SL145 Women’s Ministry InternshiThe Department

spd dbd t t t td c cc ctt. pqus:sF101 spt Ft i idtt.Recommended pqus: Ce435Dp d ld w’mt. 2 us.

SL150 Media Arts InternshiThe Department

spd dbd t tdpt d ct dtd cct t d pdct d t ctt, c cd t, ct, d ,ccbd d, d d d.

stdt dp pt t tt pt ttp. pqus: sF101 sptFt i idtt. Recommended

Pt: Pm 721 Ct wt mt. 2 us.

SL160 parachurch Ministries InternshiThe Department

spd dbd t pcc t ctt.pqus: sF101 spt Ft i

idtt. 2 us.

SL165 Christian Education InternshiThe Department

spd dbd t Ct dctt, t p dctdp. et tdt t t m.a. p Ctedct t ct t Ct edct dptt.pqus: sF101 spt Ft iidtt. Recommended Pt:Pm102 e. 2 us.




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A D E R S H i P

ELECTIvE COURSES

sPiriTual FormaTion

Spiritul Formtion nd Lederhip electiecnnot be ued to ulll the Chritin EductionelectiverequirementforstudentsintheM.A.(Biblicl Studie) progrm.

SF210 prearation or LeadershiThe Department

T c dd t ppspt Ft p d.it t d t pp,pc, d pb d spt Ft p d

p p dpdpt t td dcpp. et ct t dptt.F summ y, 2 us.

Coure SF215–SF230 re to be tken conecu-tiely nd in conjunction with leding SpiritulFormtion group through SF101–SF104. Tileder lbortory proide deelopment ndtrining in the context o leding. Te integrtedpproch ocue on the deelopment o

chrcter nd kill in the context o reltionhip.Enrollment in coure SF215–SF230 requireconent o the deprtment.

SF215 Leadershi Deeloment I InestThe Department

T c d spt Ftd t d sF101 p,c t t t pb’ lf ivy, dc dp tb

p. F y, 1 u.

SF220 Leadershi Deeloment II ConnectThe Department

T c d spt Ftd t d sF102 p,c t t cct b t p lf Sy, d c dp dpttc ct. Sg y, 1 u.

SF225 Leadershi Deeloment III ExloreThe Department

T c d spt Ftd t d sF103 p,c t t p tt t p b lf

cg, d c dp ctt pt t. F y,

1 u.

SF230 Leadershi Deeloment Iv DirectThe Department

T c d spt Ft

d t d sF104p, c t t dct pb ccd t t pcct lf Vs, dc dp pdpt dct. Sg y, 1 u.

sPiriTual FormaTion eleCTives

SF310 Siritual Formation inHistorical persectie Jones

a td t t Ct ptt t n Ttt dtt t ctp cp dd t tdctdt t t c c tCt tdt b t pt dpt t t pt t.2 us.

SF320 Siritual Formation and Ministry inContemorary Culture

Jonesa td t dc ctpnt ac ct d t pct pt t d tdp tt t pt. spcttt t tc pd ct t, t cdd ptd ct, dpctc d t. 2 us.

SF330 Siritual Discilines Jones

a td t t d pctc t cc pt dcp, cdp, t, bbc dtt, dct c. T c dd tp tdt dtd, , dd t t pctc t ptdcp cdd scpt ddpd tt t t tcc. 2 us.

SF355 Readings in Christian Sirituality Jones

a td ctd j tctd t ptt , , t t Ctptt. Tpc t. 2 3 us.



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F o R MA T

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sPiriTual FormaTion & leaDershiP

servanT leaDershiPeleCTive inTernshiPs Allelectiveinternshipsmaybetakenforoneor

two emeter hour o credit oer one or twoemeter, with 100 hour o inolement peremeter hour o credit.

SL205 TESOL Teachers o English to Seaerso Other Languages InternshiThe Department

spd dbd t cct c tt ct t utd stt. rd Tesol ctct. 1–2 us.

SL210 Secialied InternshiThe Department

spd dbd tp t t cd t mtldp tp. et ct t dptt.1–2 us.

servanT leaDershiPeleCTive Courses

SL305 Dynamics o LeadershiDeison, Hendricks, and Seidel

a t t d pctc t ct Ct d bd pcp scpt d tdtt, t ttt t d p pp pt dp. et ct p. Td b tdt, t t p t pc. F y, 3 us.

SL310 Emotional Intelligence andRelationshis in Leadershi Jones

a td t tc tctt Ct ldp. sctp ptt t dp, t tc ctc t d t t ttcd ct. T tdd tc c tdt cd ct t dtd d t dt t

Ct dp. T t cd: 1 dt t, 2dtd t, 3 t,d 4 t. ettd t 15 tdt. 2 us.

SL320 Change and Resistance in ChristianLeadershiThe Department

a td c d cfct tctt Ct t. icddtd d dpt c c, cfct t/ t, d d ctc tdd tc c tdt.et td t 15 tdt. 2 us.

SL330 personal and Organiational LeadershiDeelomentThe Department

a td t dc dp

dpt bt t d’ d t t t.

T c pd tt dpctc t ctd dpt t t d d t d t cc t t. ettd t 15 tdt. 2 us.

SL335 personal Assessment and Ministry visionHillman

a c dd t d d p’ t tt d d t dp dp dtp ctt, t pp bdcdc t t dcd dp . et td d t ct tp. 2 us.

SL340 Team LeadershiThe Department

a td pcp d pcdtt t t dp tt. T c c t t t c ct t t dp t cc d pcctt. et td t 15tdt. 2 us.

SL350 Leadershi SeminarSeidel

a p ct

Ct dp, pc d pb. pqus:sl305 Dc ldp. Sg

y, 2 us.




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SL355 Readings in Leadershi/Current Issuesin LeadershiThe Department

a td ctd j t d dp tt, t p ct dpd t d dpt Ct d.

T d dd t t tp tt d d td d. ettd t 12 tdt. 2 us.

DireCTeD sTuDy

SF901 Indeendent Study in SiritualFormationThe Department

idpdt c bjct t pt t tpcc ttd t c.Cdt ct cd t bjct td. ltdt dcd tdt d bjct tct t dptt. 1–4 us.

SL901 Indeendent Study in LeadershiThe Department

idpdt c bjct

t dp t pccttd t c. Cdt ctcd t bjct td. ltd t dcdtdt d bjct t ct tdptt. 1–4 us.

SL905 Secial Toics in SiritualFormation and LeadershiThe Department

T c dd tdt c t ptcpt pc

cc, t, p tt t d tdt ptcpt t t tdd dpdt td. appdpc tpc pd pt t t pcc cd t s cc. Cdt d pptt t t dt bt t t cd t tpc. et ct t dptt. 1–4 us.





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D o C T o R

o F

M i n i S T R

Y

John W. Reed

Director J. Ronald blueCoordinator of the

Spanish D.Min. Program

Adjunct Professor

James b. adams Adjunct Professor

ana maRia e. Campos Adjunct Professor

osCaR a. Campos Adjunct Professor

douglas m. CeCil Adjunct Professor

anthony t. evans Adjunct Professor

bRuCe a. eWing Adjunct Professor

david R. Fl etCheR Adjunct Professor

kenneth o. gangel Adjunct Professor

philip F. humphRies Adjunct Professor

RobeRt h. kaspeR Adjunct Professor

William d. laWRenCe Senior Professor Emeritus of Pastoral Ministries

Adjunct Professor

abel e. moRales Adjunct Professor

l. stanFoRd oRth

Adjunct Professor

RogeR m. RaymeR Adjunct Professor

haddon W. Robin son Adjunct Professor

RobeRt J. RoWley Adjunct Professor

andReW b. seidel Adjunct Professor

bRadley l. smith

Adjunct Professor

donald R. sunukJian Adjunct Professor

ChaRles R. sWindoll Adjunct Professor

king tai tie Adjunct Professor

manuel a.

valveRde-montes Adjunct Professor

JeRRy C. WoFFoRd Adjunct Professor

david b. WyRtze n Adjunct Professor

Te Doctor o Ministry progrm i deigned to proide dnced

trining in the prctice o bibliclly nd theologiclly orientedminitry to thoe ctiely inoled in octionl minitry. ForinformationontheD.Min.programseetheAcademicProgramssectionofthiscatalogorcontacttheAdmissionsOce.

REQUIRED COURSESDM101 The Ministry Leader

Lawrence

Cctt t p t, p d dp pctc, tdt pdd t pptt t t d t

ttt . T dpdpt pc d t c td, dp tt, dctd dp cc. 3 us.

DM102 Alied Research proect Deeloment SeminarReed, Woord

a “t” t dpt t ppdc d dtt, cd pbttt,c t, pt, c d, ttcd d tt , d bbctcdt. T c p tttt d tc td. 3 us.

DM103 The Alied Research proectThe Department

D.m. td ct t cpt ppdc pjct. a pt t tdt’ pjct bttd dtt. nt tt t t “ppd cpjct” t t t pjct. T t “dtt” t t ct tt dct. stdt dt Dm103 p t tt t tt t cpt 27 d ct. 3 us.

DM105 Alied Research ContinuationThe Department

T ppd c ctt c d tdt t c pjct bd t ppd c pc. stdt tt t c c d t tcpt t ppd c pjct. 1 u.

ELECTIvE COURSESID201 Comuter Tools or bilical Exegesis

Harrisa tdct t t cpt t td t tdt pbcd g d hb d c p. stdt td d td, tpt pb, d d bctc b ctc t. sctdcpt t b d td t ctb. et td t 15 D.m.C.e. tdt m.D. c d ct d D.m.tdt. 3 us.



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o R o F Mi n i S T R Y

DoCTor oF minisTry

BiBle

DM205 Selected Toics o bilical Issuesin Today’s MinistryThe Department

a td ctd bbc dt cc t. T d bd tdttt. m b ptd c cdt d dt tpc.3 us.

DM210 Interretation and Communicationo Narratie LiteratureWarren

a td cct tptt dct cct t tt. 3 us.

ChrisTian eDuCaTion

DM305 Selected Toics o Christian EducationIssues in Today’s MinistryThe Department

a td ctd d tcc t. T d bd tdt tt.m b ptd c cdt d dt tpc. 3 us.

DM310 Instructional and Learning Theories Lawson

a ctp t, t p ttct pct. stdt tt ttc d pcb t d pct cttct. 3 us.

DM315 Creatie prolemsolingLawson

a ptt pbtt tt b tdt tdt, , d pp t t t p tpb. ec pb d t t b ctd, t t pd cpt. 3 us.

DM320 Grou process in Church MinistryDonahue

T t d pctc p c pt ctp ctt, tt, Bb td, d pp. 3 us.

DM325 Family Lie: Enrichment and EducationHumphries

a pt t tp

bt ct d dct p tcc. T t pd pptt t tct t dtt t d td t bc tpbt t t. 3 us.

DM330 bilical patterns or ContemoraryparentingHumphries

a pt bbc tt

pt ptt t pt dd ctp pt . T pd pptt b c t, t pctc pjct, d tct tt p t ttd t d. stdt tct tt t t pt t cc d dtt c t t.3 us.

DM335 Trends and Issues in Church EducationMcLaughlin

a t ct dctpd t bbc tp d Ct d. stdt dt d t c dptc td t b d t d t dp ct dcttct. 3 us.

DM340 Strategic Resource DeelomentLawson, McLaughlin

T dpt t c cc t: pp, c,d pc. stdt tt t b p tdc, dp, d t gdt. i d, cpp, d bdt ptt b dcd. spc ct dtt b ttd t tp d d tt. 3 us.

DM345 bilical Church Leadershi andChurch StafngGangel

a dp t, pc,d ptt, t c dp bbc t, dt t, d cpb cc dct dp. 3 us.




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DM350 Alied Educational TechnologyRegier

a td ct dct pt

d tc t b tdt td t ptt tt. 3 us.

DM355 Trends and Issues in Family MinistriesThe Department

a dcd ccdct p ctdt pt ct, p tt d ,d pcb ct t tttt ct. 3 us.

CommuniCaTion

DM405 Selected Toics o Communication Issuesin Today’s MinistryThe Department


DM410 Homiletics practicumLópez, Ralston, Raymer, Tie, Warren

T pctc cd t t t tdt’ dtpd, t ppt d bt dbc t tdt’ pc tct, d t dpt ’ pc p. n pt tdt ct ptcc. ltd t. 3 us.

DM415 Eangelism and AssimilationCecil

a td tt d t t c cc,cd bbc dt, td,d cttt. 3 us.

DM420 Creatiity in MinistryHendricks

a td t pcp d tt dp ctt ’ td tc t t b ct t ctt. 3 us.

DM425 Communicating in ContemoraryCultureHendricks

a td ctp ct, t t b tdt t cct ct t t.3 us.

DM430 bilical Exosition or theTwentyrst CenturyWarren

ect bbc pc p t bt t bbc d dt d d. T ccp tt tdt t cct pc d dpt pt td pt t pptd d bbc . 3 us.

DM435 Writing or pulicationGangel

a c dd t p pt d

t Ct d dp bc t tc ,dt t, d t dp, t ttt t p t pbct dt t cpt d.3 us.

DM440 Communication Releance in preachingSunukjian

T dpt cctd c tt pd tt cttd pc tt. stdt d dpt t pctdc d dp dtt t c bbc . 3 us.

DM450 Creatiity in preachingGrant and Miller

a td ctp pct d ppc, t tb t tdt t pc

ct. 3 us.

DM455 preaching Toical Exository SermonsWarren

a td d t pp tdtt pc tc pt, ct pt, d bpc pt. pqus : Dm430 Bbcept t Ttt Ct.et td t 12 tdt.3 us.

DM460 Longterm Sermon planningto Facilitate Lie ChangeReed

a td dp pt b tBb tpc. T pc b t t ct ppt c b pc tt . T pt t ct ct tt cctd c. 3 us.



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leaDershiP anD aDminisTraTion

DM505 Selected Toics o Administration andDeeloment Issues in Today’s MinistryThe Department


DM506 pastors o Large Churches CohortsSeidel

et pb, p,d/ pcd t pt

cc t ctdtd. ep b pcd dp d c td.

T ct t t c, t td , t cct. et td ttdt ptcpt t Pt l Cc ep. 18 us

(6 us sm).

Seminar 1Seidel it tdct t t pb, p, d/ pcd t pt cct ctd td, tp dp d ctd. 6 us.

Seminar 2Seidel

Ctt t pb,p, d/ pcd tpt cc t ctd td, t p dp d c td. 6 us.

Seminar 3Seidel

Cc tpc td t t pb, p, d/ pcd t pt cct ctd td, tp dp d c

td. 6 us.

DM508 Executie/Associate pastor Cohorts 509Fletcher

et pb, p, d/ pcd t ct dct pt t ctdtd. ep b pcd dp d c td.

T ct t t c t td , t cct

et td ttdt ptcpt t ect/ act Pt ep. 18 us

(6 us sm).

Seminar 1Fletcher

it tdct t t

pb, p, d/ pcd t ct d ctpt t ctd td,t p dp dc td. 6 us.

Seminar 2Fletcher

Ctt t pb,p, d/ pcd tct d ct pt tctd td, t p

dp d c td.6 us.

Seminar 3Fletcher

Cc tpc td t t pb, p, d/ pcd t ct d ct ptt ctd td, tp dp d ctd. 6 us.

DM510 Leadershi Ealuation and DeelomentSeidel

leaD t p p dp td dpt d t tpd tp dd t dtd dp btc. spt ptcpt t c. it c t t dd p: p t, d , p

, pc, d ct t.v dt pd b. Tc cdd t t Ct Ct ldp. 3 us.

DM515 Leadershi and Managementin the ChurchSeidel

a td ctc dp dt t cct. T c tdd tb bt Dm101 T mt

ld d Dm525 sttc Pd m mt. T tt t c t p t tdtbc ct d ct cc t. 3 us.




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DM520 Church planting and ExtensionMalphurs, Rowley

a td ccpt tt,

t c “tdt”cc t tt. nt cdd cct cc pt, c cd t Dm530. 3 us.

DM525 Strategic planning and Missionor MinistryMalphurs

T c p t d tt d p ttc ctc : 1 dc d tct tt’ c , 2 ct

ttt t d’ t, 3ct ttt t d’t, d 4 d tt t pt t d . 3 us.

DM530 Crosscultural Church plantingPocock

a td bbc pcp dt c ccpt, t t c td d ct tct. 3 us.

DM535 Deeloing Leadershi throughDiscileshi, Mentoring, and CoachingHendricks

a td bbc pcp dpt d/ cc tpt t d t t t. stdt tdp d t cc t t t ct, bbcpc. 3 us.

DM550 Eectie Church Leadershi: StoneriarCommunity Church, Frisco, TX Swindoll and Young

a t td t t, pp,d p stb CtCc. stdt ptcpt tctt t cc d tctt t cc d. ep pcd t ppct t tpc t t tdt’ pt tt. T c t c

t t d t dc ,tt cc. 3 us.

DM553 Eectie Church Leadershi: Fellowshibile Church, Tulsa, Ok Ewing

a t td t t, pp,d p Fp Bb CcFBC. stdt ptcpt t ctt t cc d tct tt cc d. ep pcd t ppct t t p

c t t tdt’ p ttt. T c t c FBC’dcpp dp p.3 us.

nurTure

DM605 Selected Toics o Nurture Issues inToday’s MinistryThe Department


DM610 The primacy o the Minister’sSiritual LieDavid Wyrtzen

g t t t bt

d t, t t t ctt pt j. T dd t t cd td tc tt p pt tt.3 us.

DM615 Adanced pastoral psychology andCounselingBarnes

a td pcdc t tpt c, d t td dpctc c tc,

pz pc pb c. 3 us.

DM620 Worshi Enhancement and EectienessRalston and Donald Wyrtzen

a t t pd p td, t tdd gd’ pp t ppct dptcpt p. 3 us.

DM625 Discileshi Dynamics

Bailey a t t ccpt dcpp dd b Ct t dbd tt dpCt cct. T ccttc dcp tctd t gp c ctd t t pctc dcpp t cc dcbd t ept. 3 us.

DM630 Ministry’s Ethical DilemmasLightner

a td ct ptc, dc, d t t scpt, tttt t t tc d pct t pp d t. stdt b c td tt d dp dc d t.3 us.



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DM635 Marriage and Family Counseling Jones

a t t ttc

dt t Ct , t p pctc d c tc tt, tt, d t t d pb. et td t 20 tdt. 3 us.

DM640 Human SexualityBarnes

a tdct c tt p cc d dp tt pt c p tt

d t c t p. stdt b tdcd tt t, bc d dd pt c,bc b d pc, dpt, dct,d bc tt p tpt pb d tpt t t. stdt b cd t t d dpt t .3 us.

DM645 bilical Conict Resolution IBarnes

T c c cfct ccd dt t dd bbc cfct t. Cfctcc p t cct t t t pt tt cfct tt.mdt t p t cctt t t pp

cfct d cct. Tt d ptp tPc mt d bcdctd t t t t. T t t t c d t “Ctd Ct Cct”cdt d b Pcmt. 3 us.

DM646 bilical Conict Resolution IIBarnes

T c c dcd

t dd bbc cfctt cfct cc, dt,d btt. T c dd pc tt tt t ctt pt tc dpt bt ddd/ t. T t d ptp t Pcmt d b cdctd t tt t. T t cd tc d t “CtdCt Cct” cdt db Pc mt. 3 us.

DM647 bilical Conict Resolution IIIBarnes

T c c dcd

t dd bbc cfctt t pccppct: 1 it CcCfct; 2 rcc mt Cfct; 3 Pc Cct.stdt ct tt ppct t tc c. T t d ptp t Pc mtd b cdctd t t tt. T t td t cd t “Ctd Ct

Cct” cdt d bPc mt. 3 us.

Theology

DM705 Selected Toics o Theological Issuesin Today’s MinistryThe Department

a td ctd tc d t cc t. T d bd tdttt. m b ptd c cdt

d dt tpc. 3 us.

DM710 The Charismatic MoementHannah

a td t tc d tc t ctc t,t ct bbc p.3 us.

DM720 Culture, Meaning, andContextualiation in MinistryPocock and Young

T dpt bbc t ct d tt t ct d cttdt. T c pd d t t ccd tct d td t ct cttd dbd t t t cpdct. 3 us.

DM725 Ministries o ReconciliationPeterson

a dc t bbc t t cct tt tdt t dp d cct t t cc—c, d, t, ct, tcc, tcc, tt d, tc. T c bd t “d” t dp t“ t” cct. 3 us.




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DM735 The Role o prayer in MinistryConstable

a td t bbc tc p,

t pctc tt cc t,d t pc t t.3 us.

DM740 Trends in Contemorary TheologicalMoementsThe Department

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Tpc ccd t tdttt. 3 us.

women in minisTryTe Women in Minitry concentrtion in theChritin Eduction trck will oer dncedtrining in the prctice o bibliclly ndtheologiclly oriented minitry or women.It i deigned to upport nd promote thecomplementry role o men nd womenin minitry.

Following cohort tructure, tudent willgo through deignted prt o the progrmtogether, enjoying community experience

with ellow lerner nd mentor cholr.

Oer three-yer period they moe throughthe cohort coure pecic to their trck,orming networking reltionhip nd hrpeningtheir kill together. In ddition, they tkeelectie hour outide the cohort. Ti uniquely deigned progrm combine the benet o thecohort reltionl experience nd the fexibility totudy with riety o Dll Seminry’ culty.

Te Women in Minitry concentrtionrequire 27 emeter hour o coure work plu 3-hour pplied reerch project

relted to the tudent’ minitry.

DM805 Women in Christian LeadershiEdwards and Baker

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DM810 The Role o Women Related to bilical,Historical, and Futuristic IssuesThe Department

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DM815 Understanding Women in ContemoraryCulturesEdwards and Baker

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DM820 Ministry Models in Multile ContextsEdwards and Baker

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d pp t t t t t ctt t pp bd dc ttt. 3 us.

DM825 Caring or Women in painEdwards and Baker

a pt t ccttc d d pd dc + t d dt bc t pt tt ct c dt. 3 us.

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DM901 Indeendent StudyThe Department

idpdt c pct t td. n t dpdt td ctd t ttdt’ c pjct, t t b td t t tt. stdt t p t t dpdt td

pt t p. 1–4 us.

DM905 Secial ToicsThe Department

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D o C T o R o F

P H

i L o S o P H Y

RiChaRd a. tayloR

Director of Ph.D. StudiesgoRdon h. Johnston

Coordinator for


haRold W. hoehneRCoordinator for


Ronald b. allenCoordinator for

Bible Exposition

glenn R. kReideR

Coordinator for Theological Studies

Te Doctor o Philosophy progrm i deigned or thoe who re

cpble o doing reerch t the highet leel, with iew to becomingcholr nd eductionl leder in riou eld o Chritin minitry.Te progrm leding to the Doctor o Philoophy degree i eprtedinto two diiion: Biblicl Studie nd Teologicl Studie. Ph.D.tudent enter the progrm either t Stge 1 or Stge 2. See thePh.D. degree progrm ection o thi ctlog or more inormtion.Stge 1 tudent complete coure outlined in tht ection o thectlog. Te coure lited in thi ection o the ctlog re orStge 2 o the Ph.D. progrm.

pH.D. IN bIbLICAL STUDIES (STAGE 2)In ddition to the Biblicl Studie core o 9 hour lited below,ech tudent mut tke 5–15 hour o coure work nd 3 hour o dierttion reerch in concentrtion, either Old etmentStudie, New etment Studie, or Bible Expoition.

Ech tudent in the Biblicl Studie mjor lo h 8–18 hour o electie, with t let one coure to be tken in ech o the otherdepartmentsintheBiblicalStudiesdivision.AnOldTestament tudent, or exmple, i required to tke one doctorl coure romthe New etment Studie deprtment nd one coure rom theBible Expoition deprtment. Te remining electie hour re opennd tken in conulttion with the tudent’ deprtmentl dier.

With pprol o the director, WM410 Teologicl Eduction inInterculturl Context my be credited to the Ph.D. progrm.

REQUIRED COURSESbS1001 Old Testament bacgrounds

Allen and Merrill

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bS1002 New Testament bacgrounds Allman and the Department

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bS1003 HermeneuticsBock and Johnson

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d, t ct dc tptt, cdt t t tp t d t ppct t td’ d.

T t dc t ddc tt. 3 us.

bS1004 Research proceduresHoehner and Taylor

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ConcentrationTe purpoe o the Old etment Studie

concentrtion i to prepre tudent or minitry bed on cholrly reerch in thetext o the Old etment. Te progrm inte-grte the tudy o biblicl Hebrew exegei,hitoricl Hebrew grmmr, Old etmentbckground, Old etment criticim, ndbiblicl theology. Ph.D. tudent mjoring inOld etment Studie re encourged eitherto tech in the Center or Biblicl Studie orto ere or yer teching itnt inthe deprtment.

In ddition to nine hour o diiionl coure, nOld etment concentrtion require 14–15hour o Old etment coure, three hour o dierttion reerch in Old etment Studie,nd eight to nine hour o electie, with t letone o the coure elected in New etmentStudie (excluding N9001 nd N9002) ndone in Bible Expoition. Electie hould bechoen in conulttion with the tudent’deprtmentl dier.

Beore the end o the rt emeter in the Ph.D.

progrm, tudent with n Old etment Studieconcentrtion mut p reding prociency exm demontrting bic competence inHebrew grmmr nd yntx nd the bility to trnlte Hebrew proe literture. Remedilintruction to prepre or thi exm will beproided by the deprtment, but no credit willbe gien or uch intruction.

REQUIRED COURSES

OT1001 Old Testament CriticismTaylor

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Ttt ctc. 2 us.

OT1002 Historical Herew GrammarTaylor

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bbc hb t ppct t tc dpt t tstc . pqus:scc cpt t hbpcc . 2 us.

OT1003 Adanced Old Testament bilical TheologyMerrill

a ctc pp t j tdd t od Ttt td t dpt ctt, cp, d tt

bbc t. pqus: oT705itdct t od Ttt Bbc

T. 2 us.

Select any two courses rom the ollowing three: OT1004,

OT1005, and OT1006.

OT1004 Exegesis in the TorahMerrill

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OT1005 Exegesis in the prohetsChisholm

a tc, ctc, d t td ctd p t Ppt,dd t c ppctd cp t tt d dtd t ctbt tt pp d tod Ttt. 3 us.

OT1006 Exegesis in the Writings Johnston

a tc, ctc, d t td p c, pcptc, d

d tt dd t c ppct d cp t tt d dtd t ctbt t t pp d t od Ttt.3 us.

OT1008 Old Testament DissertationThe Department

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pt t od Ttt td,d t p t ctd. 3 us.

OT1009 Old Testament DissertationContinuationThe Department

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d p t cpt tdtt. 1 u.

ELECTIvE COURSESOT2005 Adanced Old Testament Textual Criticism

Taylor

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t ct t pctc ttctc t hb Bb.3 us.



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OT2010 Introduction to the Dead Sea ScrollsTaylor

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c, d tc bcd tq t, t ttt t t ct 1qi.ep t c t ct tt ctc t hb Bbd t ctbt t c tt td tc hb .3 us.

OT2015 History o the Ancient Near EastMerrill

a t j pp d

ct t ct n etd, t ttt t t tpd ctbt t od Ttt id t t tptt t od

Ttt scpt.2 us.

OT2020 Introduction to AadianWebster

a tdct t t bc ad, t d ttt t t td t od Ttt.3 us.

OT2025 Readings in AadianMerrill

a c dtd t t d d ctd ad dtc tt. T cc ad tt t td t od Ttt b pd.pqus: oT2020 itdct tad. 2 us.

OT2030 Readings in Ugaritic Merrill

a tdct t utc ,t d d ctdptc tt tt pc b t tt d tt od

Ttt i. 2 us.

OT2035 Northwest Semitic InscritionsTaylor

Tt d ac,hb, Pc, d t nt

t stc cpt, t p t ctbt t od Ttttd. 2 us.

OT2040 Introduction to the Aramaic TargumsTaylor

a tdct t t dt tc ac, t ctdd t j ac

T. attt t tctt tc d t c tc td t od d n

Ttt c. 3 us.

OT2045 Introduction to Syriac Taylor

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t cc sc, t d bt bbc d tbbc sc tt.Ptc ttt t t d sc odd n Ttt td. 3 us.

OT2050 Readings in Syriac LiteratureTaylor

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dtd t ppct tbbc td. pqus : oT2045itdct t sc. 3 us.

OT2055 Introduction to Cotic Taylor

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T c pd pc tt d ctdCptc tt, tdct t t jc t b Cptcc, d dc t c Cptc td bbc d tc c. 3 us.

DireCTeD sTuDies

OT9002 Indeendent Doctoral Studyin the Old TestamentThe Department

idpdt c ppdtpc t t cp t dptt

t t d. Cdt dpptt t t bt t tcd t . 1–4 us.


Concentrationhe purpoe o the New etment Studieconcentrtion i to equip tudent to docholrly reerch nd exegei in the New etment. Te progrm o tudy i deigned todeelop expertie in eluting nd employing

New etment bckground reource, inter-pretie nd criticl method, nd biblicl the-ologie o the New etment.

In ddition to nine hour o diiionl coure, New etment Studie concentrtion requireix hour o New etment coure (N1001nd N1002), three hour o dierttionreerch in New etment Studie, nd 17hour o electie, with t let one o the coureelected in Old etment Studie (excludingO2025 nd O2030) nd one in Bible Expoi-tion. Electie hould be choen in conulttion

with the tudent’ deprtmentl dier.

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REQUIRED COURSESNT1001 History o New Testament Interretation

and CriticismThe Department

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NT1002 New Testament TheologyThe Department

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c t t n Ttt std cctt.pqus: 10 cptd t P.D. p ct tdptt. 3 us.

NT1008 New Testament DissertationThe Department

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d. 3 us.

NT1009 New Testament DissertationContinuationThe Department

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dtt. 1 u.

ELECTIvE COURSESNT2005 Adanced New Testament Textual

CriticismWallace

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NT2007 New Testament, Canon, andEarly ChristianityBingham and Bock

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Ttt t t ct, t tbbc tt, d tt Ctt t ct.

Tt cjct t t Tcstd dptt; b cdtd tt dptt. 3 us.

NT2010 The Criticism and Theology o Matthewand MarLowery

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NT2012 Seminar on the Historical jesusBock

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qt, j ct ttt, ddc t J’ t.3 us.

NT2015 The Synotic GoselsHoehner

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t td c ctc. 3 us.

NT2020 Seminar in the Theology o paulGrassmick, Smith

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NT2025 The Theology o the General EistlesFanninga td t ct tcccpt hb d t pt J, Pt, d Jd, bd p d tctt ctp td tpt. 3 us.

NT2030 Seminar in the Gosel and the Eistleso johnHarris

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Ttt. 3 us.

NT2035 Seminar on Aocalytic GenreThe Department

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NT9001 Teaching the New TestamentThe Department

a tdt tp, pd b dptt p, c tpp d pctc tcd t d t dt cppt, t, d d dcd. T tdt tc tt T.m. c dp t p. T c tdd t pd ttp t p t tdt pp tc n Ttt c t

t c . 2 us.

NT9002 Indeendent Doctoral Studyin the New TestamentThe Department

idpdt c ppdtpc t t cp t dptt, t t d. Cdt d pptt t t t bt t t cd t. 1–4 us.

Bible Exposition ConcentrationTe purpoe o the Bible Expoition concentr-tion i to help tudent cquire thoroughknowledge o Bible content nd relted eld,nd to equip them or lietime o cholrly biblicl reerch nd expoition. Te progrmo tudy i deigned to deelop expertie inpplying hermeneuticl principle to Scripture,in tudying the Bible yntheticlly nd nlyti-clly, nd in reerching nd eluting hitori-cl, geogrphicl, nd culturl bckground o the Scripture.

In ddition to nine hour o diiionl coure, Bible Expoition concentrtion require ehour o Bible Expoition coure (BE1001 ndBE1002), three hour o dierttion reerch inBible Expoition, nd 18 hour o electie, with tlet one o the coure elected in Old etmentStudie nd one in New etment Studie(excluding N9001 nd N9002). Normlly Bible Expoition mjor in the Ph.D. progrm

would not elect hi or her Old etment elec-tie rom Semitic lnguge coure other thn

Hebrew. Electie hould be choen in conul-ttion with the tudent’ deprtmentl dier.

REQUIRED COURSESbE1001 Analysis o Old Testament boos

Allen

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c b d b ttc tt. em qus

s f fss. 3 us.

bE1002 Analysis o New Testament boosPentecost

a dpdt td c t

tdt pp dtd tct c t n Tttb, t t t c b d b ttc tt. em qus

s f fss. 2 us.

bE1008 bile Exosition DissertationThe Department

idpdt c d t dtt ppd tpcpt t Bb ept td,

d t p t ctd. 3 us.

bE1009 bile Exosition DissertationContinuationThe Department

T dtt ctt c d tdt t dtt bd t dtt pc. stdtt t t c c d p t cpt tdtt. 1 u.

ELECTIvE COURSESbE2006 Seminar in Torah and the Former

prohets Allen

a td t B g tDt, J, Jd, s,d k, t p tc,pc, d cc ,

tpt , d bbc t, cd ct d pptctptt. 3 us.

bE2011 Seminar in the Latter prohetsBramer

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bE2016 Seminar in the Writings Allman

a td P, t wd bJb d Pb, t mt s s, rt, ltt, ecct,d et, e, n, Cc,d D, t p tcd pc tt, ptc tdt t ct n et d t hb Bb, d t tt tc , d c

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bE2021 Seminar in the Gosels and ActsE. Johnson

a td t gp d act,

t p d ctdbbc c t d, tp , tt , dct. 3 us.

bE2026 Seminar in the pauline EistlesPentecost

a td r t P,t p tc bcd, t ct tptt, tc t,d ppct. 3 us.

bE2031 Seminar in the General Eistlesand ReelationToussaint

a td hb t rt,t p tp, pp,, tptt pb, dppc. 3 us.

bE9001 Teaching bile ExositionThe Department

stdt p t tcBb c t t c ptcpt tp tdptt ct, c tct pct tc Bb eptc d tc t t t’ c. 2 us.

bE9002 Indeendent Doctoral Study inbile ExositionThe Department

idpdt c ppd

tpc t t cp t dptt, t t d. Cdt d pptt t t t bt t t cd t. 1–4 us.

pH.D. IN THEOLOGICAL STUDIES(STAGE 2)Ti progrm require 35 hour o coure

work, including 22 hour o required coure,three hour o dierttion reerch in

Teologicl Studie, nd 10 hour o electietken in conulttion with the tudent’deprtmentl dier.

REQUIRED COURSESbS1004 Research procedures

Hoehner and Taylor

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TS1001 Seminar in Hermeneutics andHistoriograhyThe Division

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TS1002 Seminar in Theological MethodThe Division

a ctc tt t c t t, tdt, dct d t b t t td. pqus: Ts1001s htc d htp. 3 us.

TS1003 Seminar in Modern Theology andTheologiansThe Division

a ctc td ctp t d td t. 3 us.

TS1004 Seminar in American EangelicalismThe Division

a ctc td tdt, td,, d j t ctp

c ac. 3 us.

TS1005 Seminar in the History o bilicalInterretationThe Division

a td tc d tcppc t t scpt tPttc t t md . 3 us.

TS1006 Seminar in the History o DoctrineThe Division

a td t tc dpt

Ct dct t Pttct t md . 3 us.

TS1007 Seminar in Theological SystemsThe Division

a ctc td tdd tc t d t ctct.3 us.

TS1008 Theological Studies DissertationThe Division

idpdt c d t dtt ppd tpcpt t Tc std, dt p t ct d.3 us.

TS1009 Theological Studies DissertationContinuationThe Division

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ELECTIvE COURSESTS2005 Seminar in Systematic Theology

The Division

a ctc td dct c Tt, Ct, tp,cc, ct. stdt cdt t tpcc. 3 us.

TS2010 Seminar in Historical TheologyThe Division

a ctc td ctd pd,, t t t Ct tt. stdt

cdt t tpc c. 3 us.

TS9002 Indeendent Doctoral Study in TheologyThe Division

idpdt c ppdtpc, t t d. Cdt d pptt t t t bt t t cd t. 1–4 us.

ADDITIONAL DOCTORAL COURSEStudent my elect the ollowing coure one o their ree electie in either the BibliclStudie or Teologicl Studie diiion.

CE2005 Seminar in Christian Higher EducationThames

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NONCREDIT ELECTIvE COURSESTG1000 Reading Theological German

Harris

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TF1000 Reading Theological FrenchBurer

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151insTiTuTe oF TheologiCal sTuDies

i n S T i T U T E o F

T H E o L o G i C A L

S T U D i E S

Dll Seminry i member o the Institute o Teological

Studies (IS), coopertie progrm o eerl engelicleminrie. Coure bed on lecture by biblicl cholr reoered on udiocette. Coure credit in independent tudy my be erned by tudent who enroll in the coure, liten to thetpe, nd complete the requirement tipulted in the yllbi. IScoure cn be ued towrd unretricted electie in degreeprogrm. Subtitution o elected IS coure or required courein degree progrm i only llowed in exceptionl circumtnce

with Credit Committee pprol.

For more inormtion contct the Externl Studie Oce by phone(800-DTS-WORD[800-387-9673],ext.3781),byemail ([email protected]), or by iiting the Seminry’ webite(www.dt.edu).

Te ollowing coure re preently ilble.

olD TesTamenT

IOT505 The boo o psalmsBruce K. Waltke

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t tc pc i, d t ppct tdt t cc. a d hb p bt td. 2 us.

IOT506 Understanding the Old TestamentBruce K. Waltke

a t t t t od Ttt tt t od Ttt t, tt , t tbt gd’ d t. a d hb pbt t d. 3 us.

IOT507 The boo o proersBruce K. Waltke

a tc td t B Pb bt t ctd tc tt d t t tt, t ttt tctc d tc pb. T t bt t c, d hb d. 3 us.

IOT509 The Christian and Old Testament TheologyWalter C. Kaiser

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pp gd, t t l gd, t p gd,t dct t att, t tp bt tl d d t, t d gd, t m,t c t gt, t t t h spt,d t ppt t n Ct.3 us.

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INT501 The Sermon on the Mount John R. W. Stott

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INT502 The pastoral Eistles John R. W. Stott

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INT504 The Gosels/Lie o ChristTerry C. Hulbert

a cc, ttc td t gp cd, p tt, pc, cctc, d pd t t ld’t, t t dtd t cc h dd . 3 us.

INT505 The parales o jesusCraig L. Blomberg

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INT506 The Gosel o LueDarrell L. Bock

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ppt t t pc d tc. 3 us.

INT507 The Acts o the AostlesDarrell L. Bock

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ChurCh hisTory

ICH503 The History o Christianity in America John D. Hannah

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ICH510 The History o the Charismatic Moement John D. Hannah

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t Cc Ptct, Ctcrt, d rtt t, t p tcbcd d td. 3 us.

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IMT501 Siritual Formation: The CororateDimensions o Sirituality John R. Lillis

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IMT502 The Role o Women in MinistryLucy L. Mabery-Foster

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ChrisTian eDuCaTion

ICE501 Church Leadershi and AdministrationKenneth O. Gangel

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ICE502 Interersonal Relations and ConictManagement in Church and ChristianOrganiationsSamuel L. Canine and Kenneth O. Gangel

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ICE503 Adanced Leadershi andAdministrationKenneth O. Gangel

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ICE505 Eectie Administratie LeadershiKenneth O. Gangel

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dp, pcp t tt. 2 us.

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IWM501 Introduction to World Christian MissionsWilliam D. Taylor

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THE FACULTY Te gretet et o eminry i it culty member becue they trnlte thechool’ philoophy into meningul content in the clroom. Dll Seminry culty deote much o their time to teching, re current in their tudie, nd publih nimpreie number o book nd rticle or theologicl journl nd Chritin mgzine.

RESIDENT FACULTY, DALLAS CAMpUS* Indicates when ull-time aculty service began

ronAld b. Allen Senior Professor of Bible Exposition

1995–.*

Diploma, California Lutheran Bible School, 1960; B.A., California State University at Los Angeles, 1964; Th.M.,

Dallas Theological Seminary, 1968; Th.D., 1973.

InadditiontohisteachingresponsibilitiesatDallasSeminary,Dr.AllenministersasaguestprofessororlecturerinschoolsinNorthAmericaandinnumerouscountriesbrod. He preche in churche cro the country, pek t Bible conerence,regulrly led tudy tour in Irel, urkey, nd Greece, nd h been biblicl ndtheologicl conultnt or Maranatha! Music . He h written dozen book, w oneo the enior editor or Te New King James Version, Old etment, nd w theOld etment editor or both Te Nelson Study Bible nd Te Nelson’s New Illustrated Bible Commentary . Hi ongoing reerch interet re in the worhip o God nd thegrce o God in Hebrew Scripture.

JAMes e. AllMAnProfessor of Bible Exposition

2000–.

B.A., University of Oklahoma, 1970; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1977; Th.D., 1984.

Dr.AllmanwasprofessoratCrichtonCollegefor18yearsbeforejoiningtheDTSfaculty. Since1987hehasbeenavisitinglecturerinAustralia,Ukraine,andIndia,andalsohasconducted miion trip in thoe ntion nd in Siberi. He ered trnltor ormny o the plm in the Holman Christian Standard Bible.Dr.Allmanhaswritten rticle or Life and Work Directions or the Bptit Sundy School Bord.

vICTor d. Anderson Associate Professor of Pastoral Ministries

2006–.

B.S., Michigan State University at Lansing, 1981; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1986; Ph.D. candidate,

Intercultural Education, Biola University, 1999–.

ProfessorAnderson,a15-yearmissionarywithSIMinEthiopia,wasalsoacademicden nd proeor o Old etment nd homiletic t the Engelicl TeologiclCollege nd teching elder o the Interntionl Engelicl Church. He recently ered djunct proeor in Chritin minitrie nd lederhip deelopment t thelbot School o Teology in L Mird, Cliorni. Hi doctorl reerch ocued onrhetoricl nd eductionl eture o preching in n orl-bed ociety. He nd hi wife,Cindy,havetwochildren.AsassociatemissionarieswithSIM,theycontinuetominiter in cro-culturl context.




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charLes P. BayLis

c. gary Barnes

Mark L. BaiLey

MArK l. bAIley

Professor of Bible Exposition, President 1985–.

A.A., Maricopa Technical College, 1970; B.A., Southwestern College, 1972; M.Div., Western Conservative Baptist Seminary,

1975; Th.M., 1977; Ph.D., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1997, D.D., Dallas Baptist University, 2006.

Dr. Biley umed the Seminry’ preidency ter yer o erice both proeorandthevicepresidentforAcademicAairsaswellashisvariousrolesaspastorinthelocl church. He w eminr intructor or Wlk Tru the Bible Minitrie or 20

yer nd i in demnd or Bible conerence nd other preching enggement. HioverseasministrieshaveincludedVenezuela,Argentina,Hungary,andChina.Heislo regulr tour leder in the lnd o the Bible, including Irel, Jordn, Egypt,urkey, Greece, nd Rome.

C. gAry bArnes Associate Professor of Biblical Counseling

1997–.

B.S., Cornell University, 1977; M.S., Mankato State University, 1978; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1983;

Ed.M., Columbia University, 1991; Ph.D., 1995.

Dr. Brne i n ordined miniter, licened pychologit, nd licened pecilit inchool pychology who pecilize in mrrige nd mily reerch, couneling, ndtraining.AftergraduatingfromDallasSeminaryheservedasanassistantpastorforeen yer nd then erned Ph.D. in pychology t Columbi Unierity. While inthe New York re he w reerch project coordintor t NYU Medicl Center’

Fmily Studie Clinic nd lter completed two-yer potdoctorl ellowhip throughPrklnd Hopitl (Dll) nd the Child Guidnce Clinic o Dll nd exom.

CHArles p. bAylIsProfessor of Bible Exposition

1994–.

B.S.E., University of Michigan, 1970; M.B.A., Eastern Michigan University, 1978; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1985;

Th.D., 1989.

Dr. Byli teche primrily t the Seminry’ extenion ite well on the mincmpu. Dr. Byli h been Bible tudy techer in mny dierent context inddition to being n djunct proeor or the Word o Lie Bible Intitute. He h

written number o rticle or journl nd periodicl. Dr. Byli gretly enjoypending time with hi mily nd in hi o hour he cn be ound with hi wie,Shron, nd their three children.

d. Jerey bIngHAMChair and Professor of Theological Studies

1996–2002; 2003–.

B.B.A., New Mexico State University, 1982; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1986; Ph.D., 1995

Dr. Binghm pecilize in the tudy o erly Chritinity. He h written exteniely onthe erly Chritin church nd hi rticle nd ey he ppered in leding literry

journl. Beore joining the culty o Dll Seminry he ptored church in Wet

ex nd tught t eerl Chritin college. He lo h ered itnt den ortheologicl tudie t Southwetern Bptit Teologicl Seminry.





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g. WiLLiaM Bryan

stePhen J. BraMer

DarreLL L. Bock

DougLas k. BLount

douglAs K. blounT

Professor of Theological Studies 2008–.

B.A., Baylor University, 1986; M.A., 1988; M.A., University of Notre Dame, 1991; Ph.D., 1998.

Prior to joining the culty o Dll Seminry, Dr. Blount ered on the cultie o Criwell College nd Southwetern Bptit Teologicl Seminry. Hi pion includehelping tudent both to think Chritinly nd to grow in their commitment to tht ithonce or ll deliered oer to the int. He lo ollow—though doe not tlk —theKentucky Wildct bketbll nd Notre Dme Fightin’ Irih ootbll tem. He nd hi wife,Andrea,havetwochildren,KatieandAndrew.

dArrell l. boCK

Research Professor of New Testament Studies, Professor of Spiritual Development and Culture1982–.

B.A., University of Texas at Austin, 1975; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1979; Ph.D., University of Aberdeen, 1983;

postdoctoral study, Tübingen University.

Dr. Bock h erned interntionl recognition Humboldt Scholr (übingenUniversityinGermany)andforhisworkinLuke-ActsandinJesus’examinationbeforethe Jew. He w preident o the Engelicl Teologicl Society (ES) or 2000–2001,nd ere editor-t-lrge or Christianity oday . Hi rticle pper in leding

journl nd periodicl, including mny eculr publiction uch the Los Angelesimes nd the Dallas Morning News. He h been New York imes bet-elling uthorin nonction, nd i elder emeritu t rinity Fellowhip Church in Dll.

sTepHen J. brAMerProfessor of Bible Exposition

1997–.

B.Th., Tyndale University College, 1976; B.A., University of Waterloo, 1978; M.Div., Tyndale Seminary, 1980; Th.M., Trinity

Evangelical Divinity School, 1982; Ph.D., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1997.

Dr. Brmer tught or 16 yer t Briercret Bible College nd t Briercret BibliclSeminry in Sktchewn, Cnd, beore joining the culty o Dll Seminry.He lo h enjoyed riety o other minitrie uch teching elder, youth ptor,nd pulpit upply throughout Cnd nd the United Stte. He ere n djunctproeor or Word o Lie Bible Intitute, Hungry, Montn Wilderne School o the

Bible, well t the Jordn Engelicl Teologicl Society (JES) in Jordn. He i teching ptor t Wterbrook Bible Fellowhip, nd trel yerly to Irel nd Jordn.

g. WIllIAM bryAn Associate Professor of Pastoral Ministries, Chaplain

1985–.

B.A., Wheaton College, 1958; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1962; M.Ed., Central University of Oklahoma, 1968.

Chplin Bryn h minitered or 50 yer in riety o ptorl re, includingenior nd ocite ptor, youth director, nd miniter o youth, muic, nd eduction.He lo h deoted mny yer to Bible conerence nd Chritin conerence center

where he h been peker, worhip leder, bord member, nd chirmn. He h

ministeredintheCaribbeanandLatinAmericaandhasledfourtripstotheHolyLand.




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roBert B. chishoLM Jr.

J. Lanier Burns

MichaeL h. Burer

MICHAel H. burer

Assistant Professor of New Testament Studies 2004–.

B.Mus., University of Georgia,1993; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1998; Ph.D., 2004.

Beore beginning hi culty erice Dr. Burer w inoled heily in biblicl tudie.For the pt eerl yer he h worked with Bible.org n editor nd itnt projectdirector or the NE Bible. He w lo intrumentl in the completion o the New Englishranslation-Novum estamentum Graece diglot, publihed jointly by Bible.org nd theDeutscheBibelgesellschaftofStuttgart,Germany.Anordainedminister,Dr.Burerisctie in hi locl church nd h minitered requently in Frnce. Hi reerch ndteching interet include Greek lnguge nd exegei, the Gopel, nd Jeu tudie.

J. lAnIer burns Senior Professor of Systematic Theology, Research Professor of Theological Studies

1982–.

B.A., Davidson College, 1965; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1972; Th.D., 1979; Ph.D.,

University of Texas at Dallas, 1993; Postdoctoral research, Harvard University, 2001.

Recognized in eerl edition o Who’s Who, Dr. Burn i ctiely inoled in Chritinnd eculr orgniztion nd deote time to Bible conerence, engelitic crude,ptorl lederhip trining nd dminitrtion. He w prticipnt in the OxordUnierity Round ble in 2007. Hi reerch interet include rinitrinim, nthro-pology, in, echtology, cience nd theology, Ctholicim through the centurie,

world religion, nd iue in ocil jutice. For nerly 30 yer he h ered presidentoftheAsianChristianAcademyinBangalore,India.

roberT b. CHIsHolM Jr.Chair and Professor of Old Testament Studies

1981–.

B.A., Syracuse University, 1973; M.Div., Grace Theological Seminary, 1976; Th.M., 1978;

Th.D., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1983.

While Dr. Chiholm enjoy teching the ull bredth o Old etment Studie, he tkepecil delight in the mjor nd minor prophet. He cn tke the intriccie o thoebook nd communicte them or mrketplce ue, eidenced in hi publihedtext on the prophetic literture. Dr. Chiholm recently publihed Handbook on the

Prophets nd A Workbook for Intermediate Hebrew. He w the trnltion conultntor the International Children’s Bible nd or Te Everyday Bible, nd i enior Oldetment editor or the NE Bible.

THoMAs l. ConsTAbleChair and Senior Professor of Bible Exposition

1966–.

Diploma, Moody Bible Institute, 1960; B.A., Wheaton College, 1962; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1966; Th.D., 1969.

Dr. Contble i the ounder o Dll Seminry’ Field Eduction deprtment (1970)nd the Center or Biblicl Studie (1973), both o which he directed or mny yerbeore uming other reponibilitie. ody Dr. Contble mintin n ctie

cdemic, pulpit upply, nd conerence-peking minitry round the world. He hminitered in nerly three dozen countrie nd written commentrie on eery book o the Bible. Dr. Contble lo ounded church, ptored it or 12 yer, nd hered one o it elder or oer 30 yer.





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Buist M. fanning iii

sue g. eDWarDs

charLes W. Dickens

Dorian g. cooVer-cox

dorIAn g. Coover-Cox

Assistant Professor of Old Testament Studies 2001–.

B.A., Wheaton College, 1975; M.A.(BS), Dallas Theological Seminary, 1984; Th.M., 1988; Ph.D., 2001.

Dr. Cooer-Cox h been prt o DS or oer 20 yer tudent, techer, ndocite editor or Bibliotheca Sacra. Originlly he cme to the Seminry to become better editor; he ound, howeer, tht wht he enjoy mot bout editing i helpingpeople lern. While till n editor, he h ound her niche in the clroom well,encourging tudent they lern Hebrew. She h pecil interet in the Book o Exodu.

CHArles W. dICKens

Chair and Assistant Professor of Biblical Counseling 2003–.

B.S., Texas Wesleyan University, 1991; M.A., Southern Methodist University, 1993; Ph.D., 1995.

Prior to joining the culty, Dr. Dicken ered n ocite ptor in the re o ptorl cre nd couneling. He h preiouly ered on the culty o Biol Unierity andhastaughtseminaryandgraduate-levelcoursesinternationallyinAustria,HongKong,andSriLanka.Dr.DickensisprofessionallyactiveintheAmericanAssociationo Chritin Counelor nd lo ere contributing editor or the Journal of Psychology and Teology . He i mrried to Rebecc nd they he two children: Johund Jillin.

sue g. edWArds Assistant Professor of Christian Education

2005–.

B.A., Trinity University, 1969; M.A.(BS), Dallas Theological Seminary, 1989; D.Min., Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, 2004.

Dr. Edwrd’ hertbet i to reinorce minitry prtnerhip between men nd women, which trengthen church nd prchurch orgniztion loclly nd worldwide. She h30 yer o experience in Chritin eduction nd Bible teching, directing women’minitry, retret nd conerence peking, trining tem nd techer, oereeing t,andwritingcurriculum.Asformerpastortowomenatherlocalchurchsheexperiencedhelthy men nd women prtnerhip on t, nd her pion i to p on whthe h lerned. Mrried to Did, he epecilly enjoy romping with their ourgrndchildren. Dr. Edwrd’ reerch nd teching interet include women’

epitemologie nd lederhip tyle.

buIsT M. AnnIng IIIChair and Professor of New Testament Studies

1974–.

B.A., College of Charleston, 1970; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1974; D.Phil., Oxford University, 1987.

Buit Fnning h tught t DS or more thn 30 yer, while ering lo in rioulederhip poition t hi locl church nd in teching Chritin worker in 10oreign countrie. Hi pion i to know God nd mke Him known round the

world, nd to ee people trnormed by the mege o the Bible. Hi mjor techingdutie nd reerch interet re New etment Greek yntx nd dicoure nlyi;New etment criticim nd bckground; exegei nd theology o Romn, ptorlepitle, Hebrew, Jme, Peter, Jude, nd Reeltion.




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JosePh D. fantin

roBert J. gariPPa

reg grant

John D. grassMick

JosepH d. AnTIn

Assistant Professor of New Testament Studies 2003–.

B.A., Eastern Michigan University, 1986; M.A., Michigan State University, 1988; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1995;

Ph.D., 2003, Ph.D. University of Sheffield, 2007.

Dr. Fntin beliee tht the Scripture re eentil or mturity in the Chritin lieandthechurch.AnaccurateunderstandingofGod’sWordwillenablethebelievertogrow in hi or her reltionhip with Chrit, to loe God nd other, to bring Chrit’loe to lot world, to build up the church, nd mot importntly, to gloriy God. Hei committed to teching exegeticl method in order to help tudent undertnd,pply, nd tech the Bible in order to chiee thee gol. Hi reerch interet includethe prion epitle, the rt-century world, Greek, linguitic, nd relence theory.He nd hi wie, Robin, he two children: Jillin nd Did.

roberT J. gArIppAVice President for Student Services, Dean of Students

2000–.

B.A., Columbia International University, 1971; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1981; D.Min., Trinity Evangelical Divinity

School, 1994.

Dr. Gripp i uniquely tted or hi role den o tudent with oer 30 yer o ptorlnd dminitrtie experience. He i mrried to Elindel, dughter o Wyclie Biblernltor ounder, Dr. W. Cmeron ownend. Dr. Gripp nd Elindel enjoy

wrm mily lie with their een children nd our grndchildren. He h minitered

in Hong Kong, Itly, Mexico, the Philippine, nd iwn.

reg grAnTProfessor of Pastoral Ministries

1982–.

B.A., Texas Tech University, 1976; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1981; Th.D., 1988.

Dr. Grnt enjoy teching coure in homiletic, drm, oice, cretie writing, ndcretie rdio production. He lo ere on the diory bord or Net Entertinment,Probe Minitrie, Inight or Liing, nd Encle. Dr. Grnt h couthored eerlbook nd h written, produced, nd cted or rdio, teleiion, theter, nd lm.Dr. Grnt i mrried to Luren nd they he three children. Hi reerch interet include

literry criticl theory, drmtic theory nd prxi, ethetic, nd muic theory. Hiteching interet include cretie writing, preching, communiction, nd medi rt.

JoHn d. grAssMICKProfessor of New Testament Studies, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Academic Dean

1974–.

Diploma, Prairie Bible Institute, 1966; B.A., Seattle Pacific College, 1970; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1974;

Ph.D., University of Glasgow (Scotland), 2000.

Troughout more thn 30 yer o teching New etment coure t Dll Seminry,Dr. Grmick lo h ered in riou lederhip nd teching role in hi locl church.Tu he bring rich bckground o ptor-techer experience to the clroom nd

cdemic dminitrtion. He hold memberhip in two proeionl ocietie ndh treled to wetern Cnd, Europe, nd Irel. Hi reerch interet re bibliclhermeneutic, Puline theology, nd Chritin piritulity. Hi wie, Kren, ere onthe dminitrtie t o the Seminry. Tey he our children nd een grndchildren.





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gregory a. hatteBerg

W. haLL harris iii

John D. hannah

kenneth g. hanna

KenneTH g. HAnnA

Professor of Bible Exposition, Director of External Studies 2002–.

B.A., Bryan College, 1957; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1961; Th.D., 1964; D.H.L., Bryan College, 2007.

AveteranBibleprofessor,Dr.Hannahastaughtatsixinstitutionsandservedaspresident o two: Winnipeg Bible College and Teological Seminary (now Providence) and BryanCollege. He served as vice-president and dean o education at Moody Bible Instituteand has been a regular teacher on several online programs such as Radio School o theBible and Bryan Lie. He has had numerous articles published in periodicals and in theChristian Lie Bible. His service and leadership have included many board chairmanshipsandpresidencies,includingtheAssociationofCanadianBibleColleges,theEvangelical

Teological Society o Canada, and the Evangelical Pastors’ Fellowship.

JoHn d. HAnnAHDistinguished Professor of Historical Theology, Research Professor of Theological Studies

1972–.

B.S., Philadelphia College of Bible, 1967; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1971; Th.D., 1974; M.A., Southern Methodist

University, 1980; Ph.D., University of Texas at Dallas, 1988; postdoctoral study, Yale University, 1993.

Dr. Hnnh h enjoyed ditinguihed creer or more thn 30 yer t Dll Seminry.He i requent nd populr church nd conerence peker both t home nd brod.Hi teching interet include the generl hitory o the Chritin church, with prticulrinteret in the work o Jonthn Edwrd nd John Owen. Hi publiction includebook, journl, chpter in book, udio mteril, nd computerized work. He

currently i reerching nd writing hitory o Dll Seminry, with generl hitory o the Chritin church ter tht. He remin ctie in church minitrie nd ere onthe bord o eerl orgniztion.

W. HAll HArrIs IIIProfessor of New Testament Studies

1978–.

B.A., North Carolina State University, 1974; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1978; Ph.D., University of Sheffield, 1989.

During hi long tenure member o the Seminry culty, Dr. Hrri h trelednd minitered exteniely in Wetern Europe, epecilly in Germny nd Itly. Hi

wie i rom Germny nd he h cloe tie to the Germn Bible Society (Deutche

Bibelgeellcht), including work editor o the New English ranslation—Novumestamentum Graece New estament. Dr. Hrri ere project director nd generleditor o the NE Bible, the rt Bible to be publihed electroniclly on the Internet(www.netbible.org). Dr. Hrri teche cle in the ue o computer tool ndInternet reource or biblicl tudy nd exegei nd currently i inoled in project to crete yntcticl dtbe or the Greek New etment. In ddition,hehasremainedactiveinlocalchurchministry.Asanordainedministerhehasered ptor o ingle dult, elder, nd dult Sundy chool techer.

gregory A. HATTebergDirector of Alumni

1998–. A.A. Joliet Junior College, 1977; B.A., Moody Bible Institute, 1980; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1992.

BeforejoiningthefacultyasdirectorofAdmissions,Mr.Hattebergworkedinrecruitment atMoodyBibleInstituteandatDallasSeminaryintheocesoftheAcademicDean, Advancement,andPlacement.eformeryouthpastorisaninstructorforWalkruthe Bible Minitrie, teche the Rpid Reding coure t Dll Teologicl Seminry,nd i licened tour guide or Irel. Bed on hi experience in Irel, he hcouthored Te New Christian raveler’s Guide to the Holy Land .




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Mark h. heineMann

hoWarD g. henDricks

John W. hiLBer

george M. hiLLMan Jr.

MArK H. HeIneMAnn

Associate Professor of Christian Education 2003–.

B.J., University of Missouri at Columbia, 1971; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1978; Ph.D., Trinity Evangelical Divinity

School, 2003.

Dr. Heinemnn nd hi mily were miionrie with Greter Europe Miion or 15 years,duringwhichtimehetaughtpracticaltheologyattheFreieeologischeAkademie in Germny nd w member o the miion’ Europen eld lederhip tem. Helo h ered ptor nd t member with Cmpu Crude or Chrit.Dr. Heinemnn’ reerch nd teching interet include lerning outcome ement,theologicl eduction, oundtion o eductionl minitry, nd diciplehip.

HoWArd g. HendrICKsDistinguished Professor, Chair of the Center for Christian Leadership

1951–.

B.A., Wheaton College, 1946; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1950; D.D., Wheaton College, 1967; graduate study,

Dallas Theological Seminary, Wheaton College Graduate School, Biblical Seminary in New York.

Dr. Hendrick i houehold nme in Chritinity, nd in hi 50-plu yer o minitry,hehasdirectlyorindirectlytouchedmillionsoflives.Afacultymembersince1951,Dr. Hendrick ee the dult children o ormer tudent now ttending hi cle.ody he till mintin buy trel chedule nd h minitered in oer 90 countriethrough peking enggement, rdio, book, tpe, nd lm. He i lo the ormerBible techer nd chplin or the Dll Cowboy ootbll tem.

JoHn W. HIlber Associate Professor of Old Testament Studies

2004–.

B.S., University of Washington, 1977; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1984; Ph.D., Cambridge University, 2004.

Dr. Hilber ered or 15 yer in ptorl minitry beore puruing doctorl tudie inpreprtion or cdemic minitry. Conequently he i deeply committed to prepringtudent or creul tudy in rel-lie etting, nd number o hi journl publictionhe ddreed prcticl iue in church lie. Hi pecilized interet i the ue o ncient bckground mteril in Old etment tudie. Dr. Hilber nd hi wie, Chrlotte,he one dughter.

george M. HIllMAn Jr. Assistant Professor of Spiritual Formation and Leadership, Director of Servant Leadership Internships

2002–.

B.S., Texas A&M University, 1990; M.Div., Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1994; Ph.D., 2004.

Dr. Hillmn h pion or diciplehip, piritul ormtion, nd lederhipdeelopment. He cme to Dll Seminry with 10 yer o minitry experiencein ex nd Georgi, mot recently ptor o piritul deelopment in loclchurch.HecurrentlyservesascochairmanoftheEvangelicalAssociationof eologicalFieldEducation(EATFE).Heandhiswife,Jana,haveonedaughter.





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haroLD W. hoehner

nathan D. hoLsteen

J. scott horreLL

eLLiott e. Johnson

HArold W. HoeHner

Distinguished Professor of New Testament Studies1968–.

B.A., Barrington College, 1958; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1962; Th.D., 1965; Ph.D., Cambridge University, 1968;

postdoctoral study, Tübingen University and Cambridge University.

Dr. Hoehner h written or cholrly journl nd publiction. He i epecilly wellregrded or hi work on biblicl chronology, including the time pect in nd roundthelifeofChrist,theruleofHerodAntipas,andtheperiodbetweentheTestaments.He h treled nd minitered in Hungry, Czech Republic, Ukrine, the Ner Et,Russia,SouthAfrica,andIndonesia.Alongwithhismanyprofessionalmemberships,he ere on the bord o Jew or Jeu.

nATHAn d. HolsTeen Assistant Professor of Theological Studies

2005–.

B.S., Louisiana State University, 1983; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1992; Ph.D., University of Aberdeen, 1996.

Dr. Holteen h worked ull-time in engineering nd in minitry, nd lo h ered djunct proeor or Te Criwell College nd or Dll Seminry beore joiningthe culty in 2005. He prticulrly i intereted in encourging tudent to be ully engged in the world outide the eminry wll, nd loe to dicu the deelopmento theologicl ytem, epecilly in Reormtion nd pot-Reormtion context. Hend hi wie, Jnice, he two children.

J. sCoTT HorrellProfessor of Theological Studies

1997–.

B.A., Seattle Pacific University, 1971; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1977; Th.D., 1988; visiting scholar, Tyndale House

Cambridge, 1993.

Dr. Horrell h been miionry nd theologin in riou world culture, in dditionto engelim nd church-plnting with World em, InterVrity, nd Youth withaMission(YWAM).AlongwithcofoundingandeditingaleadingLatinAmerican theologicl journl, he h written eerl book in Portuguee nd Englih. He ereasadjunctfacultyatSETECA(Guatemala)andJETS(Jordan).Hedesirestostrengthenbelieer in the truth o the Bible, the theology o Chritin hitory, nd rinitrin

worldiew.

ellIoTT e. JoHnson Senior Professor of Bible Exposition

1972–.

B.S., Northwestern University, 1959; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1964; Th.D., 1968.

Dr.JohnsonisthefounderoftheAsianeologicalSeminaryandhastaughtextensively oere, including the Philippine, Polnd, the ormer Czecholoki, Romni,andRussia.HealsohasministeredinAustria,Brazil,England,Germany,Israel,nd Scotlnd. Dr. Johnon joined the Seminry culty member in 1972 nd ptor o Dll-re church the me yer. He i member o the Engelicl

Teologicl Society (ES) nd publihed in the eld o hermeneutic. He i onthe bord o the Council o Biblicl Mnhood nd Womnhood nd o the FreeGraceAssociation.




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gorDon h. Johnston

J. WiLLiaM Johnston

Barry D. Jones

french a. Jones

gordon H. JoHnsTon

Associate Professor of Old Testament Studies1998–.

B.A., University of Nebraska, 1981; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1985; Th.D., 1992.

Unerthing the riche o the Old etment i not limited to the clroom orDr. Johnton. For number o yer Dr. Johnton h ited through rcheologicldig nd exction in Irel. He h worked with the el Mlht nd theKhirbertel-Maqatirprojects,andhasservedasaleaderonseveraltravel/studyprogrm to Irel, Egypt, Jordn, nd urkey. In ddition to hi work in the eld,Dr. Johnton h publihed numerou rticle nd ey in cholrly journlnd i contributor to the NE Bible. Te requent Who’s Who honoree lo h trong commitment to engelim nd diciplehip.

J. WIllIAM JoHnsTon Assistant Professor of New Testament Studies, Houston Extension

2002–.

B.A., University of Texas, 1990; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1994; Ph.D., 2002.

Beore Dr. Johnton w belieer he doubted the ccurcy o Scripture trnltion,andthereforetheintegrityoftheBible.Aftercomingtofaithhedecidedthattheonly wy to nd out whether the trnltion were relible w to lern the originllanguages.AftermajoringintheclassicsattheUniversityofTexas,hecametoDll Seminry nd dicoered tht teching w hi pion. Prior to joiningthe ull-time culty t Dll Seminry, he tught Greek t Te Criwell Collegend n djunct techer t Dll Seminry. Hi reerch interet re in Greek

grmmr, yntx, nd Septugint tudie.

bArry d. Jones Assistant Professor of Spiritual Formation and Leadership, Department Chair of Spiritual Formation and Leadership

2006–.

B.A., University of North Texas, 1997; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 2002; Ph.D., Wheaton College, 2007.

Anacutedesiretotrainfutureleaderswhoaredeeplyrootedintheirfaithand itlly engged in the world round them i wht drew Dr. Jone to the culty o Dll Seminry. During hi time tudent t the eminry, Dr. Jone pentthree yer on t with the Spiritul Formtion progrm. Upon the completiono hi T.M., Dr. Jone hd the priilege o being one o the rt two tudent in

Sytemtic Teology dmitted to the Ph.D. progrm t Wheton College where he w the recipient o the Betty Buttre Knoedler Doctorl Fellowhip. He nd hi wie, Kimberly, re the prent o two young on, Will nd Pieron. Hi cholrly interet include the theology nd hitory o Chritin piritulity well iuein piritul ormtion nd lederhip in contemporry culture.

renCH A. Jones Associate Professor of Biblical Counseling

1995–.

B.S., Georgia State University, 1972; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1980;

Ph.D., University of North Texas, 1988.

In ddition to ering on the culty t Dll Seminry, Dr. Jone i licenedproeionl counelor with prite prctice pecilizing in mrrige nd diorceissues.For12yearsheservedasapastor/counselorforsinglesatachurchinDallas andalsohasbeentheexecutivedirectorandclinicaldirectorattheSwissAvenueCounselingCenterindowntownDallas.Dr.JonesbelongstotheAmerican AssociationofChristianCounselorsandtheChristianAssociationforPsychological Studie. He i ormer t member o both Cmpu Crude or Chrit ndProbe Minitrie.





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gLenn r. kreiDer

aBrahaM kuruViLLa

MichaeL s. LaWson

oscar M. LóPez

glenn r. KreIder

Professor of Theological Studies 2001–.

B.S., Lancaster Bible College, 1986; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1990; Ph.D., 2001.

Dr. Kreider identie hi motition hi pion or the triune God nd hi deire tohelp other repond to diine reeltion in pirit nd truth. Prior to coming to DllSeminry he directed Chritin eduction nd ptored church in Cedr Hill, ex.Dr. Kreider’ reerch interet include Jonthn Edwrd, theologicl method, nd ourechtologicl hope. He i mrried to Jnice nd they he two children.

AbrAHAM KuruvIllA Assistant Professor of Pastoral Ministries

2006– M.D., University of Kerala, 1988; Ph.D., Baylor College of Medicine, 1993; Post-doctoral Research, Baylor College of Medicine,

1995; Internship in Pediatrics, Texas Children’s Hospital, 1996; Residency in Dermatology, Boston University and Tufts

University Schools of Medicine, 1999; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 2002; Ph.D., University of Aberdeen, 2007

Captivated by the intricacies o the interpretive movement rom Scripture to sermon,Dr. Kuruvilla centers his ministry around homiletics: exploring preaching throughresearch and scholarship, explaining preaching by training the next generation o churchleaders, and exempliying preaching in regular pulpit engagements. Beore joining theSeminary ull-time he was an adjunct proessor in Pastoral Ministries. He has also servedasinterimpastorofseveralchurches.Dr.KuruvillaisaDiplomateoftheAmericanBoard

o Dermatology, and he maintains an active clinical schedule. His research interestsinclude hermeneutics as it operates in the homiletical undertaking and the theology and

spirituality o preaching and pastoral leadership. Single by choice, he also has a specialinterest in the theology o Christ-centered singleness and celibacy.

MICHAel s. lAWsonChair and Senior Professor of Christian Education

1986–.

B.B.A., University of North Texas, 1965; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1969; Ph.D., Oklahoma University, 1983.

Dr. Lwon h pecil burden or deeloping world churche nd their Chritineduction progrm. He h deoted 21 yer to Dll Seminry nd oer threedecde to ptorl work nd Chritin eduction. He mintin n interntionlpreching nd teching chedule to uch plce Europe, the ormer Soiet Union,

theCaribbean,Asia,CentralAmerica,theMiddleEast,India,China,andAfrica.In recent yer he h worked with numerou Bible college nd eminrie tht herequeted help to improe the teching kill o culty member. ih, hi wie o oer40 yer, ere hi itnt in the Chritin Eduction deprtment.

osCAr M. lópeZ Senior Professor of Pastoral Ministries

1998–.

B.A., Westmont College, 1967; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1975; Th.D., 1993.

Formorethan38yearsDr.LópezhasplayedapivotalrolewithCAMInternational,

spreading the Word in many bilingual and bicultural contexts. He is an international

worshipconsultantwhohastaughtseminarsintheUnitedStates,Canada,LatinAmerica, andSpain.HealsoministersinEastAsiaandEastAfrica.Alongwithhisrolesofpastor andchurchplanter,hespent12yearsasafacultymemberattheCentralAmerican

Teological Seminary, and worked as a radio program director and station manager. HisresearchinterestsincludeworshipinLatinAmericanandSpanishcontexts.Histeaching

interests include preaching, evangelism, the spiritual lie, and worship.




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DaViD k. LoWrey

auBrey M. MaLPhurs

LinDa M. Martin

LinDen D. McLaughLin

dAvId K. loWery

Professor of New Testament Studies1977–.

B.A., The King’s College, 1971; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1975; Ph.D., University of Aberdeen, 1987; postdoctoral studies,

Tübingen University and Cambridge University.

Dr. Lowery h been inoled in church plnting or oer three decde in Vermontnd ex. Ti etern o the culty h been n ocite ptor t Dll-rechurch or more thn 20 yer. Dr. Lowery i requent uthor in leding journlnd mgzine nd h contributed to the New American Standard Bible nd theNE Bible. Dr. Lowery h tught in Europe, the Middle Et, the Cribben, nd theSouth Pcic. Hi prticulr re o ocu in the New etment re Mtthew, Mrk,nd Pul’ letter.

Aubrey M. MAlpHurs Senior Professor of Pastoral Ministries

1981–.

A.A., University of Florida, 1964; B.A., Florida Atlantic University, 1966; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1978;

Ph.D., 1981.

Dr. Mlphur i iionry with deep deire to infuence new genertion o lederthrough hi clroom, pulpit, conulting, nd writing minitrie. He i inoled in number o minitrie rnging rom church plnting nd growth to lederhipdeelopment. He h ptored three churche nd i the uthor o numerou booknd rticle on lederhip nd church minitry. Currently he i the preident o theMlphur Group nd i triner nd conultnt to churche, denomintion, nd

ministryorganizationsthroughoutNorthAmericaandEurope.Hisresearchandteching interet include church plnting, church growth, nd lederhip deelopment.

lIndA M. MArTen Assistant Professor of Biblical Counseling

2002–.

B.A., University of Iowa, 1964; M.A., University of Northern Iowa, 1971; Ph.D., University of North Texas, 1984.

Dr. Mrten h oer 30 yer o couneling experience in prite prctice, t unierity,nd in n gency cility. She i licened proeionl counelor nd uperior, licensedmarriageandfamilytherapist,andaclinicalmemberoftheAmerican AssociationforMarriageandFamilyerapy.Shealsohassupervisedstudentsina

mter’-leel couneling prcticum t Dll Seminry nd tught pychology ndcouneling t Dll Bible College.

lInden d. MClAugHlInProfessor of Christian Education

1996–.

B.A., Austin College, 1978; M.A., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1985; Ph.D., University of North Texas, 2002.

Dr. McLughlin bring loe or the pulpit to the clroom. Hi 30-plu yer o minitry encomp nerly eery pect o church dminitrtion nd Chritin eduction.He bring to Dll Seminry wide riety o experience, rnging rom cmpu t miniter or InterVrity Chritin Fellowhip to guet proeorhip t the Greek

BibleInstituteinAthens.Dr.McLaughlinalsohasbeenactiveontheboardsoftheTexas SundaySchoolAssociationandtheProfessionalAssociationofChristianEducators.He i intereted in writing bout lerning domin nd the eductionl cycle.





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tiMothy J. raLston

eugene W. PonD

MichaeL Pocock

eugene h. MerriLL

eugene H. MerrIll

Distinguished Professor of Old Testament Studies1975–.

B.A., Bob Jones University, 1957; M.A., 1960; Ph.D., 1963; M.A., New York University, 1970; M.Phil., Columbia University, 1976;

Ph.D., 1985.

Dr. Merrill h been heily inoled in interntionl Chritin minitry in Europe, Asia,andtheNearEast.AsascholarDr.Merrillregularlycontributestoleadingjournals, periodicals,dictionaries,encyclopedias,andcommentaries.Academiarunsinhismily hi wie, Jnet, hold doctorte in counelor eduction rom ColumbiUnierity nd hi dughter, Sony, erned Ph.D. in medicl ethic rom theUnierity o London nd n M.D. rom Hrrd Unierity.

MICHAel poCoCKChair and Senior Professor of World Missions and Intercultural Studies

1987–.

B.A., Washington Bible College, 1964; M.Div., Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, 1967; Th.M., 1969; D.Miss., 1981.

AnativeofEnglandwhospenthisformativeyearsintheUnitedStates,Dr.Pococklwy h ubcribed to n interculturl pproch to the gopel. Beore joining theSeminry’ World Miion culty in 1987, he ptored culturlly diere church inChicago.Healsoministeredfor16yearswitheEvangelicalAllianceMission,rstin Venezuel nd lter mobiliztion director in Wheton, Illinoi. He continue totrel exteniely in order to prticipte in miion minitrie nd conerence. Oerthe pt eerl yer Dr. Pocock h reerched nd written on the deelopment o

multiculturalchurchesinAmerica(2002)andtheimpactofglobalizationonmissions(2005). He currently i reerching humn migrtion in Scripture nd the implictionor minitry worldwide. Dr. Pocock h been iiting proeor t Chritin collegend eminrie round the world.

eugene W. pond Associate Professor of Bible Exposition, Associate Academic Dean for Enrollment Services, Director of Institutional Research

and Effectiveness

1990–.

B.S., University of Southern California, 1973; M.S., 1973; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1985; Ph.D., 2001.

Dr. Pond’ reerch interet re wide rnging, with memberhip in proeionl ocietie

or biblicl tudie, intitutionl reerch, nd enrollment mngement. He eek todeelop ytem tht cue Chritin orgniztion to ocu on their miion nd runmoreeciently.Ateacherofadultsforover30years,Dr.Pondalsoishelpingtolead North Dll church where he ere teching elder. Dr. Pond nd hi wie,Crol, who teche kindergrten t Chritin chool, re committed to Chritineduction t both end o the ge pectrum.

TIMoTHy J. rAlsTonProfessor of Pastoral Ministries

1992–.

B.S., University of Waterloo, 1978; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1983; Ph.D., 1994.

Dr. Rlton bring rich ptorl bckground to hi clroom. He h ered notonly n ocite ptor nd ptor in Ontrio, but lo director o dult eductionintheUnitedStates.Dr.RalstonisanactivememberintheNorthAmericanAcademy o Liturgy nd the Engelicl Homiletic Society. Hi reerch in New etmentmnucript nd worhip h tken him into wide riety o etting nd producednumerou cholrly rticle. Hi teching interet include preching, worhip, ndpiritulity. Hi reerch interet include New etment mnucript, liturgicltheology nd hitory, the hitory nd prctice o Chritin piritulity, nd pirituldirection. He i lo cub diing intructor nd emergency rt repone triner. Hend hi wie, Crol, he two dughter.




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John W. reeD

DonaLD P. regier

raMesh P. richarD

Jay L. seDWick Jr.

JoHn W. reed

Senior Professor Emeritus of Pastoral Ministries, Director of Doctor of Ministry Studies1970–.

B.A., Bryan College, 1951; M.Div., Grace Theological Seminary, 1954; M.A., Bowling Green State University, 1961;

Ph.D., Ohio State University, 1966.

Dr. Reed h been itl prt o the Dll Seminry culty ince 1970. Currently he ere the director o the Doctor o Minitry progrm. Lited in Outstanding Educators of America, Dr. Reed lo i recognized or hi t ptorl experience,

which include 37 yer t churche in Indin, Ohio, nd ex. He i lo chplin(Lt.Col.,retired)intheUnitedStatesAirForceReservesandisamemberoftheNationalGuardAssociationofTexas.Dr.Reedpresentlyisresearchingthereligiousexperience o Ciil Wr oldier. Hi teching interet re in the re o prechingnd Doctor o Minitry reerch method.

donAld p. regIer Associate Professor of Christian Education, Director of Special Projects

1973–.

B.A., Grace University, 1964; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1969.

Proeor Regier’ pion i to miniter through rt nd technology. For more thn 38 yer he h creted nd executed innumerble multimedi preenttion or DllSeminry nd lo h guided thound o tudent in the deelopment o udioiulupport or their minitrie. He nd hi wie, Jn, conider themele prent o “twomilie.” With our grown children, they dopted two little girl rom Chin. ProeorRegier’ children’ book, Te Long Ride, tell their tory nd compre doption with

entrnce into God’ mily.

rAMesH p. rICHArdProfessor of Pastoral Ministries, World Missions and Intercultural Studies

1979–83; 1987–.

B.Com., Madras Christian College, 1973; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1979; Th.D., 1982;

Ph.D., University of Delhi, 1991.

Dr. Richrd, member o the culty or oer 20 yer, i lo the ounder nd preidentofRameshRichardEvangelismandChurchHealth(RREACH),aglobalproclamationminitry tht eek to engelize leder nd trengthen ptor o deeloping countrie.He h minitered in pproximtely 80 countrie, including the leder o mny ntion. He i the ounder nd chir o the riner o Ptor Interntionl Colition.InconcertwithDallasSeminary,RREACHlaunchedtheGlobalProclamationAcademyto trengthen nd connect infuentil young ptor rom ll oer the world. Dr. Richrdminitered the pulpit ptor o the Delhi Bible Fellowhip in New Delhi, Indi. Hiteching interet include preching, the piritul lie, nd worldiew pologetic. Hireerch interet include ptorl trining, globl trend, hermeneutic or homiletic,pplied Chritin pologetic, nd theologicl iue in the contemporry world.

JAy l. sedWICK Jr. Associate Professor of Christian Education

1998–.

B.S., Pennsylvania State University, 1984; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1989; M.A., Southwestern Baptist Theological

Seminary, 1996; Ph.D., 2003.

Dr. Sedwick h more thn 23 yer o youth minitry experience, nd ere ontheboardoftheAssociationofYouthMinistryEducators.Hehasfourchildren, guaranteeingayouthlaboratoryinhishouseforthenextseveralyears.Anordainedminiter who teche youth t lrge Dll-re church. Dr. Sedwick lo i populrconerence nd eminr peker. Hi reerch nd teching interet include leglnd nncil iue in minitry, youth deelopment, biblicl eduction or youth,nd curriculum deign.





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Jay e. sMith

MichaeL J. sVigeL

richarD a. tayLor

JaMes h. thaMes

JAy e. sMITH

Associate Professor of New Testament Studies1996–.

B.S., Bowling Green State University, 1982; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1989; Ph.D., Trinity Evangelical Divinity

School, 1996.

Vriou orm o minitry in the locl church complement Dr. Smith’ role techerin the New etment deprtment. He h pecil interet in the potle Pul’ letternd New etment theology. He regulrly contribute to leding cdemic journlnd eerl proeionl ocietie. Hi current teching nd reerch interet include1 Corinthin nd exul ethic in Puline literture.

MICHAel J. svIgel Assistant Professor of Theological Studies 2007–.

B.S., Philadelphia Biblical University, 1996; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 2001; Ph.D., 2007

Beide teching both hitoricl nd ytemtic theology t Dll Seminry, Dr. Sigeli ctiely engged in teching nd writing or broder engelicl udience. Hipion or Chrit-centered theology nd lie i coupled with penchnt or humor,muic, nd writing. Dr. Sigel come to Dll Seminry ter working or eerl yerin the legl eld well ering writer with the minitry o Inight or Liing. Hibook nd rticle rnge rom text criticl tudie to juenile nty. He nd hi wie,Stephnie, he three children: Sophie, Luc, nd Nthn.

rICHArd A. TAylorProfessor of Old Testament Studies, Director of Doctor of Philosophy Studies

1989–.

B.A., Bob Jones University, 1966; M.A., 1968; Ph.D., 1973; M.A., Catholic University of America, 1985; Ph.D., 1990.

Dr. ylor h ccumulted more thn 30 yer o grdute-leel teching experiencend mintin hi cdemic hrpne through ctie memberhip in dozenprofessionalsocietiesandgroups.Dr.Taylor’sspecialtiesincludeAramaicstudiesandSyriacliterature.HistravelshavetakenhimthroughoutCentralAmerica,Europe,theNer Et, Cnd, nd Indi. Hi wie i Chritin chool dminitrtor, hi dughteri public-chool techer, nd hi on i Ph.D. tudent in Whington, D.C.

JAMes H. THAMes Associate Professor of Christian Education, Associate Academic Dean for Academic Administration

1984–.

B.A., Grace University, 1978; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1985; Ph.D., University of North Texas, 1997.

From hi unique poition culty nd dminitrtie t member, Dr. Tmeundertnd rontline teching nd behind-the-cene logitic. Since joining theSeminry in 1984 he h ered in riety o poition nd h been inoled inetblihing proeionl ocition or regitrr nd dmiion ocer ortheologicl chool. Hi re o pecil interet include dminitrtion ndccredittion in Chritin higher eduction. In ddition, Dr. Tme, n ordinedminiter, h been inoled in oere minitry nd i ctie in hi locl church,

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DanieL B. WaLLace

tiMothy s. Warren

Larry J. Waters

Brian L. WeBster

dAnIel b. WAllACe

Professor of New Testament Studies1979–81; 1988–.

B.A., Biola University, 1975; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1979; Ph.D., 1995.

Dr. Wllce infuence tudent cro the country through hi textbook on intermediteGreek grmmr. It i ued in more thn two-third o the ntion’ chool tht tech thtubject. He i the enior New etment editor o the NE Bible nd coeditor o theNE-Nestle Greek-English diglot . Recently hi cholrhip h hited rom yntcticlnd text-criticl iue to more pecic work in John, Mrk, nd ncent Chritology.Howeer he till work exteniely in textul criticim, nd h ounded Te Centeror the Study o New etment Mnucript, n intitute with n initil purpoe topreere Scripture by tking digitl photogrph o ll known Greek New etmentmnucript (www.cntm.org). Hi potdoctorl work include work on Greek grmmrt yndle Houe in Cmbridge, Englnd, nd textul criticim tudie t the Intitutür Neutetmentliche extorchung in Münter, Germny. When he i not inoledin cholrly puruit, Dr. Wllce nd wie, Pti, enjoy pending time with their boynd begle.

TIMoTHy s. WArrenProfessor of Pastoral Ministries

1984–.

B.A., Cedarville College, 1969; M.A., Bowling Green State University, 1973; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1977;

Ph.D., Ohio State University, 1987.

When Dr. Wrren teche ptorl minitrie he drw rom more thn 30 yer o personalexperience.Afterservingasachaplain’sassistantintheU.S.ArmyandtheTexasAirNationalGuard,hepastoredchurchesinTexasandOhio.Hehasheldthepoition o dult minitry ocite t hi home church or 15 yer, h tught men’sBiblestudyattheCooperAerobicCenterformorethan20years,andmaintains n ctie peking, writing, nd teching chedule.

lArry J. WATers Associate Professor of Bible Exposition

2008–.

B.A., East Texas Baptist University, 1969; M.Div., Asian Theological Seminary, 1992; Th.M., Asian Graduate School of

Theology, 1993; Ph.D., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1998.

Dr. Wter nd hi wie, Mry, ered reident miionrie in the Philippinerom 1973 to 1999, nd tody they ere with BEE World, miionry orgniztionfocusingonAsia,whereLarryisthePhilippinesdirector.Beforejoiningthefacultyull-time, Dr. Wter h ered n djunct proeor or Bible Expoition ndor World Miion nd Interculturl Sudie t Dll Seminry. He lo ered djunct proeor o Bible nd Miion or Te Criwell College in Dll. Dr. Wteri the uthor o Bible nd Miion curriculum or the Internet Bible Seminry connected with BEE World.

brIAn l. WebsTer

Associate Professor of Old Testament Studies 2002–.

B.A., Cornerstone University, 1987; M. Phil., Hebrew Union College, 1993; Ph.D., 2000.

In the coure o hi proeionl creer Dr. Webter h worked reerch ellow t Te Scriptorium, ctloguing cuneiorm text nd working with Hebrew croll;tught Greek nd Hebrew t Cornertone Unierity nd t Puritn Reorm TeologiclSeminry; nd ered ocite proeor o Bible nd chir o the Bible, Religion,nd Minitry diiion t Cornertone Unierity. Hi reerch interet re lment,Hebrew poetry, nd the Plm. He h won eerl teching wrd nd recognitionin Who’s Who Among America’s eachers.





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Mark s. young

MArK s. young

Professor of World Missions and Intercultural Studies1995–.

B.A., Marshall University, 1977; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1981; Ph.D., Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, 1990.

Dr. Young h been inoled in theologicl eduction in Etern Europe nd Rui oroer 20 yer. He w the ounding cdemic den o Biblijne Seminrium eologiczneinWroclaw,Poland.Alongwithteachingandconsultingassignmentsinseminaries inAsia,Africa,andEurope,Dr.YoungalsoservesonthepastoralstaofStonebriarCommunity Church executie ptor or minitry trining. Dr. Young continuereerch in miion theology nd the theology o church nd culture.



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bENjAMIN j. ALbRITTON Adjunct Professor in Biblical Counseling

B.A., University of Texas at Austin, 1976; Th.M., Dallas Theological

Seminary, 1980; M.A., Biola University, 1984; Psy.D., 1986.

jOYE b. bAkER Adjunct Professor in Christian Education

B.A., California Western University, 1969; M.A., United States

International University, 1971; M.A./CE, Dallas Theological

Seminary, 1999; D.Min., 2005.

WALTER L. bAkER Associate Professor Emeritus and Adjunct Professor of World

Missions and Intercultural Studies

B.A., The King’s College, 1953; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary,

1957; graduate study, University of Pennsylvania, 1973–74; D.D.,

Lancaster Bible College, 1986.

WILLIE j. bOLDEN Adjunct Professor in Pastoral Ministries

B.S., Biola University, 1980; M.A., Talbot Theological Seminary, 1992;

D.Min., Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, 2006.

DANIEL S. bOLIN Adjunct Professor in Christian Education

B.S., Multnomah Bible College, 1971; B.A., Seattle Pacific University,

1975; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1991; M.B.A., LeTourneau

University, 1995; D.Min. candidate, Denver Seminary.

DAvID L. bROOkS Adjunct Professor In Old Testament Studies

B.A., University of Pennsylvania, 1976; M.Div., Temple Baptist Seminary,

1983; Th.M., 1988; Ph.D., Dallas Theological Seminary, 2000.

kEvIN D. bRADFORD Adjunct Professor in World Missions and Intercultural Studies

B.A., University of Oklahoma, 1983; Th.M., Dallas Theological

Seminary, 1988; M.A./CM, 1989; D.Min., Trinity Evangelical Divinity

School, 2006.

pATRICk O. CATE Adjunct Professor in World Missions and Intercultural Studies

B.A., Wheaton College, 1963; Th.M., Dallas Theological

Seminary, 1968; Ph.D., Hartford Seminary Foundation, 1974.

DOUGLAS M. CECIL Adjunct Professor in Pastoral Ministries and for Doctor of Ministry

B.A., University of Cincinnati, 1974; Th.M., Dallas Theological

Seminary, 1984, D.Min., 1991.

pHILIp p. CHIA Adjunct Professor in Bible Exposition and Pastoral Ministries

B.S., University of Saskatchewan, 1979; M.Div., Canadian

Theological Seminary, 1981; S.T.M., Dallas Theological Seminary,

1983; Ph.D., University of Sheffield, 1988.

SAMUEL p. C. CHIA Adjunct Professor in Bible Exposition and Pastoral Ministries

B.S., University of Alberta, 1986; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1994; Ph.D., 2003.

STEpHEN k. L. CHOCk Adjunct Professor in Biblical Counseling

B.S., University of Hawaii, 1978; M.A., Ohio State University at

Columbus, 1984, Ph.D., 1988.

pETER v. DEISON Adjunct Professor in Spiritual Formation and Leadership

B.A., University of Texas, 1968; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary,

1978; Ph.D., The Fielding Institute, 1994.

RICHARD A. FARMER Adjunct Professor in Pastoral Ministries

B.Mus., Nyack College, 1975; M.Div., Princeton Theological

Seminary, 1980.

kEvIN C. GILLILAND Adjunct Professor in Biblical Counseling

B.A., Baylor University, 1986; M.A., Rosemead School of Psychology,

1989; Psy.D., 1992.

SANDRA L. GLAHN Adjunct Professor in Pastoral Ministries and Christian Education

B.A., Washington Bible College, 1981; Th.M. Dallas Theological

Seminary, 2001; Ph.D. studies, University of Texas at Dallas, 2003–.

MARk L. HITCHCOCk Adjunct Professor in Bible Exposition

B.S., Oklahoma State University, 1981; J.D., Oklahoma City

University School of Law, 1984; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary,

1991; Ph.D., 2005.

DAvID H. k. HOE Adjunct Professor in New Testament Studies

B.A.Sc., University of Toronto, 1987; M.A.Sc., 1988; Ph.D., 1991;

Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1999; Ph.D. studies, 1999–.

pHILIp F. HUMpHRIES Adjunct Professor in Christian Education and for Doctor of Ministry

B.S., Virginia Tech, 1975; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1986;

D.Min., 1997.

j. LEE jAGERSDirector of Counseling Services, Adjunct Professor in Biblical CounselingB.S., Lehigh University, 1964; M.S., San Jose State College, 1971;

Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1976; Ph.D., North Texas State

University, 1987.

DAvID R. kLINGLER Adjunct Professor in Old Testament Studies

B.A., University of Houston, 1992; Th.M., Dallas Theological

Seminary, 2004; Ph.D. candidate.

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jERRY ELAINE LAWRENCE Adjunct Professor in Christian Education

B.A., Baylor University, 1983; M.A.(BS), Dallas Theological Seminary, 1991; M.A./CE, 1995; D.Min., 2005.

WILLIAM D. LAWRENCE Senior Professor Emeritus and Adjunct Professor in Pastoral

Ministries and for Doctor of Ministry

B.S., Philadelphia College of the Bible, 1960; Th.M., Dallas

Theological Seminary, 1964; Th.D., 1968.

RObERT p. LIGHTNERProfessor Emeritus of Systematic Theology and Adjunct Professor

in Theological Studies

Th.B., Baptist Bible Seminary, 1955; Th.M., Dallas Theological

Seminary, 1959; Th.D., 1964; M.L.A., Southern Methodist

University, 1972.

ISRAEL p. LOkEN Adjunct Professor in Bible Exposition

B.S., Lancaster Bible College, 1990; Th.M., Dallas Theological

Seminary, 1996; Ph.D., 2000.

jACk D. LORD Adjunct Professor in Pastoral Ministries

Diploma, Moody Bible Institute, 1946; B.A., Gordon College, 1948;

Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1954; D.Min., Southwestern

Baptist Theological Seminary, 1977.

ALvIN A. k. LOW Adjunct Professor in World Missions and Intercultural Studies

Diploma, Ngee Ann Polytechnic & London Polytechnic, 1976; Th.M.,

Dallas Theological Seminary, 1982; Th.D. 1985.

MARk k. MERCER Adjunct Professor in Old Testament Studies

B.A., Texas Tech University, 1975; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1979; Th.D., 1987.

bLAkE p. MITCHELL Adjunct Professor in Biblical Counseling

B.S., Texas A&M University, 1996; M.A./BC, Dallas Theological

Seminary, 1999; M.A., Biola University, 2001; Ph.D., 2003.

jAMES A. NEATHERY Adjunct Professor in World Missions and Intercultural Studies

B.S., Cornell University, 1983; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary,

1991; D.Min., 2004; M.A., Tufts University, 2007.

j. DWIGHT pENTECOSTDistinguished Professor Emeritus and Adjunct Professor of Bible

Exposition

B.A., Hampden-Sydney College, 1937; Th.M., Dallas Theological

Seminary, 1941; Th.D., 1956.

WILLIE O. pETERSON Adjunct Professor in Pastoral Ministries

Diploma, Southern Bible Institute, 1969; B.A., Dallas Baptist College,

1983; M.A.(BS), Dallas Theological Seminary, 1986; D.Min., WesternConservative Baptist Seminary, 1994.

pAUL E. pETTITDirector of Spiritual Formation, Adjunct Professor in Spiritual

Formation and LeadershipB.S., University of Kansas at Lawrence, 1987; A.S.P., Moody Bible

Institute, 1989; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1996.

TAM Q. pHAM Adjunct Professor in World Missions and Intercultural Studies

B.A., University of Saigon, 1970; LL.B., 1972; M.B.A., University

of Iowa, 1979; M.A., 1995; Ph.D. candidate, University of Texas

at Arlington.

T. MAURICE pUGH Adjunct Professor in Theological Studies

B.A., University of Michigan-Flint, 1992; Th.M., Dallas Theological

Seminary, 1996; Ph.D., 2006.

ROGER M. RAYMER Adjunct Professor in Pastoral Ministries and for Doctor of Ministry

B.A., University of California at Los Angeles, 1969; graduate study,

California State University, 1969–70; Th.M., Dallas Theological

Seminary, 1979; D.Min., Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, 2003.

ANDRE M. ROGERS Adjunct Professor in Pastoral Ministries

B.A., Columbia International University, 1996; Th.M.,

Dallas Theological Seminary, 1999; D.Min. Studies, Columbia

International University.

RObERT j. ROWLEY Adjunct Professor in Pastoral Ministries and for Doctor of Ministry

B.S., Drexel University, 1972; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary,

1981; D.Min., 2005.

MICHAEL A. RYDELNICk Adjunct Professor in Bible Exposition

Dipl., Moody Bible Institute, 1977; B.A., Azusa Pacific University,1978; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1983; D.Miss., Trinity

Evangelical Divinity School, 1997.

jOHN SCHIMMER jR. Adjunct Professor in Christian Education

Dipl., Moody Bible Institute, 1954; B.A., Shelton College, 1958;

M.A., Montclair State College, 1962; Ed.D., Nova Southeastern

University, 1989.

ANDREW b. SEIDEL

Executive Director of the Center for Christian Leadership; Adjunct Professor in Spiritual Formation and Leadership and for Doctor

of Ministry

B.S., United States Military Academy, 1963; M.S., University

of Illinois, 1966; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1976;

D.Min., 1996.

RObERT SMITH jR. Adjunct Professor in Pastoral Ministries

A.S., God’s Bible College, 1970; B.S., Cincinnati Bible College, 1984;

M.Div., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1988; Ph.D., 1993;

S.T.D., Temple Community Bible College, 2002.



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WILLIAM D. TAYLORVisiting Professor in World Missions and Intercultural Studies

B.A., University of North Texas, 1963; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1967; Ph.D., University of Texas, 1976.

LAWRENCE j. TERLIzzESE Adjunct Professor in Theological Studies

B.A., Columbia International University, 1990; Th.M.,

Dallas Theological Seminary, 1994; Ph.D., 2003.

STANLEY D. TOUSSAINT Senior Professor Emeritus and Adjunct Professor of Bible Exposition

B.A., Augsburg College, 1951; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary,

1955; Th.D., 1957.

RICHARD L. vOET Adjunct Professor in Pastoral Ministries

B.S., University of Cincinnati, 1971; M.D., 1975; M.A.(BS), Dallas

Theological Seminary, 2002; M.A., Trinity Graduate School, 2005.

kEvIN R. WARSTLER Adjunct Professor in Old Testament Studies

B.A., Cedarville College, 1989; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary,

1995; Ph.D., 2004.

DAvID b. WYRTzEN Adjunct Professor in Pastoral Ministries and for Doctor of Ministry

B.A., Houghton College, 1971; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary,

1975; Th.D., 1980.

kEITH D. YATES Adjunct Professor in Pastoral Ministries

B.F.A., Southern Methodist University, 1971; M.A.(BS), Dallas

Theological Seminary, 1983.

DOCTOR OF MINISTRY jAMES b. ADAMS Adjunct Professor for Doctor of Ministry

J.D., University of Chicago Law School, 1978; Th.M., Dallas

Theological Seminary, 1988.

j. RONALD bLUE Adjunct Professor for Doctor of Ministry, Coordinator of the Spanish

D.Min. Program

B.A., University of Nebraska, 1957; Th.M., Dallas Theological

Seminary, 1965; Ph.D., University of Texas at Arlington, 1989.

ANA MARIA E. CAMpOS Adjunct Professor for Doctor of Ministry

B.Th., Seminario Teologico Centroamericano, 1982; M.A., 1987;

Dallas Theological Seminary, 1991; D.Min., 2001.

OSCAR A. CAMpOS Adjunct Professor in Theological Sudies, World Missions and

Intercultural Studies, and for Doctor of Ministry

B.Th., Seminario Teologico Centroamericano, 1982; M.A., 1986;

S.T.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1991; Ph.D., 2000.

DOUGLAS M. CECIL Adjunct Professor in Pastoral Ministries and for Doctor of Ministry

B.A., University of Cincinnati, 1974; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1984, D.Min., 1991.

WILLIAM p. DONAHUE Adjunct Professor for Doctor of Ministry

B.S., Princeton University, 1980; M.A.(BS), Dallas Theological

Seminary, 1988; Ph.D., University of North Texas, 1994.

DAvID R. FLETCHER Adjunct Professor for Doctor of Ministry

B.A., Occidental College, 1980; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary,

1985; D.Min., 2004.

pHILIp F. HUMpHRIES Adjunct Professor in Christian Education and for Doctor of Ministry

B.S., Virginia Tech, 1975; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1986;

D.Min., 1997.

RObERT H. kASpER Adjunct Professor for Doctor of Ministry

Dipl., Briercrest Bible Institute, 1961; B.Th., Tyndale College and

Seminary, 1964; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1979; M.Ed.,

University of Texas-Pan Am, 1991; Ed.D., University of Texas at

Austin, 1996.

WILLIAM D. LAWRENCE Senior Professor Emeritus and Adjunct Professor in Pastoral

Ministries and for Doctor of Ministry



CALvIN A. MILLER Adjunct Professor for Doctor of Ministry

B.S., Oklahoma Baptist University, 1958; M.Div., Midwestern Baptist

Theological Seminary, 1961; D.Min., 1975.

AbEL E. MORALES Adjunct Professor for Doctor of Ministry

M.D., University of San Carlos, 1972; Th.M., Dallas Theological

Seminary, 1995.

E. ANTONIO NÚÑEz Adjunct Professor for Doctor of Ministry

B.A., Southern Methodist University, 1954; Th.M., Dallas Theological

Seminary, 1964; Th.D., 1969.

L. STANFORD ORTH Adjunct Professor for Doctor of Ministry

B.A., North Texas University, 1951; Th.M., Dallas Theological

Seminary, 1962; Th.D., 1956.

ROGER M. RAYMER Adjunct Professor in Pastoral Ministries and for Doctor of Ministry

B.A., University of California at Los Angeles, 1969; graduate study,

California State University, 1969–1970; Th.M., Dallas Theological

Seminary, 1979; D.Min., Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, 2003.

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HADDON W. RObINSON Adjunct Professor for Doctor of Ministry

Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1955; M.A., Southern Methodist University, 1960; Ph.D. University of Illinois, 1964.

RObERT j. ROWLEY Adjunct Professor in Pastoral Ministries and for Doctor of Ministry

B.S. Drexel University, 1972; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary,

1981; D.Min., 2005.

ANDREW b. SEIDELExecutive Director of the Center for Christian Leadership; Adjunct

Professor in Spiritual Formation and Leadership and for Doctor

of Ministry B.S., United States Military Academy, 1963; M.S., University

of Illinois, 1966; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1976;

D.Min., 1996.

bRADLEY L. SMITHVisiting Professor for Doctor of Ministry

B.S., Texas A&M University, 1981; Th.M., Dallas Theological

Seminary, 1988; D.Min. candidate, Northwest Graduate School.

DONALD R. SUNUkjIAN Adjunct Professor for Doctor of Ministry

B.A., University of Southern California, 1962; Th.M., Dallas

Theological Seminary, 1966; Th.D., 1972; Ph.D., University of

California at Los Angeles, 1972.

CHARLES R. SWINDOLL Adjunct Professor for Doctor of Ministry and Chancellor

C.Th., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1963; D.D., Talbot Theological

Seminary, 1977; L.H.D., Taylor University, 1986; LL.D., Pepperdine

University, 1990; Litt.D., Dallas Baptist University, 1997.

pATRICk L. TAYLOR Adjunct Professor for Doctor of Ministry B.A., University of Texas at Arlington, 1971; Th.M., Dallas Theological

Seminary, 1975; D.Min., 1985.

kING TAI TIE Adjunct Professor for Doctor of Ministry

A.A., Lon Morris College, 1978; B.S., Texas A&M University, 1981;

Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1986; D.Min., 2001.

jERRY C. WOFFORD Adjunct Professor for Doctor of Ministry

B.A., Baylor University, 1959; Ph.D., 1962.

DAvID b. WYRTzEN Adjunct Professor in Pastoral Ministries and for Doctor of Ministry

B.A., Houghton College, 1971; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary,

1975; Th.D., 1980.

FACULTY EMERITI

WALTER L. bAkERB.A., Th.M., D.D.

Associate Professor Emeritus of World Missions and

Intercultural Studies

DONALD k. CAMpbELLB.A., Th.M., Th.D., D.D.

President and Professor Emeritus of Bible Exposition

DAvID C. COTTENB.S., M.A., Th.M., Ed.M., D.Min.

Professor Emeritus of Pastoral Ministries

kENNETH O. GANGELB.A., M.A., M.Div., S.T.M., Ph.D., Litt.D.

Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Christian Education

DONALD R. GLENNB.S., Th.M., M.A.

Senior Professor Emeritus of Old Testament Studies

FREDERIC R. HOWEB.A., B.D., M.A., Th.M., Th.D.Professor Emeritus of Systematic Theology

EDDIE b. LANEB.A., Th.M., D.D.

Associate Professor Emeritus of Pastoral Ministries

WILLIAM D. LAWRENCE Senior Professor Emeritus of Pastoral Ministries



RObERT p. LIGHTNERTh.B., Th.M., Th.D.

Professor Emeritus of Systematic Theology

j. DWIGHT pENTECOSTB.A., Th.M., Th.D.

Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Bible Exposition

jOHN W. REEDB.A., M.Div., M.A., Ph.D.

Senior Professor Emeritus of Pastoral Ministries

CHARLES C. RYRIE A.B., Th.D., Ph.D., Litt.D.

Professor Emeritus of Systematic Theology

STANLEY D. TOUSSAINTB.A., Th.M., Th.D.

Senior Professor Emeritus of Bible Exposition

ROY b. zUCk

B.A., Th.M., Th.D. Senior Professor Emeritus of Bible Exposition




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F A C U L T Y A W A R D S

senior Class awarD For FaCulTy exCellenCe

wo nnul wrd o $500 ech, endowed by the cl o 1984,re gien by the grduting cl to the two culty member, onenontenured nd one tenured, who, in the etimtion o the grdu-ting cl, contributed mot to their minitry preprtion throughteching excellence.

FaCulTy who have reCeiveD This awarD sinCeiTs inCePTion are:

1984 Dr.HowardG.Hendricks—Tenured Dr.WilliamD.Lawrence—Nontenured

1985 Dr.JohnD.Hannah—Tenured Dr.JohnA.Martin—Nontenured

1986 Dr.J.LanierBurns—Tenured Dr.RobertJ.ChounJr.—Nontenured

1987 Dr.FredericR.Howe—Tenured Dr.DarrellL.Bock—Nontenured

1988 Dr.omasL.Constable—Tenured Prof.MarkL.Bailey—Nontenured

1989 Dr.StanleyD.Toussaint—Tenured Dr.MichaelS.Lawson—Nontenured

1990 Dr.WalterL.Baker—Tenured Prof.KennethL.Sarles—Nontenured

1991 Dr.JohnD.Hannah—Tenured Dr.CharlesH.Dyer—Nontenured

1992 Dr.J.RonaldBlue—Tenured Prof.JohnD.Grassmick—Nontenured

1993 Dr.RobertJ.Choun—Tenured Dr.RobertA.Pyne—Nontenured

1994 Dr.omasL.Constable—Tenured Prof.MarkL.Bailey—Nontenured

1995 Dr.StephenR.Spencer—Tenured

Dr.DanielB.Wallace—Nontenured

1996 Dr.RoyB.Zuck—Tenured Prof.G.WilliamBryan—Nontenured

1997 Dr.HaroldW.Hoehner—Tenured Dr.MarkS.Young—Nontenured

1998 Dr.RonaldB.Allen—Tenured Prof.LindenD.McLaughlin—Non-tenured

1999 Dr.J.LanierBurns—Tenured Prof.JohnD.Grassmick—Nontenured

2000 Dr.J.ScottHorrell—Tenured Dr.StephenJ.Bramer—Nontenured

2001 Dr.StephenR.Spencer—Tenured Prof.KentD.Berghuis—Nontenured

2002 Dr.D.JereyBingham—Tenured Dr.GordonH.Johnston—Nontenured

2003 Dr.JohnD.Hannah—Tenured Dr.JamesE.Allman—Nontenured

2004 Dr.JayE.Smith—Tenured Dr.DorianG.CooverCox—Nontenured

2005 Dr.omasL.Constable—Tenured Dr.GlennR.Kreider—Nontenured

2006 Dr.RobertA.Pyne—Tenured Dr.JayL.SedwickJr.—Nontenured Dr.SueG.Edwards—Nontenured

2007 Dr.J.ScottHorrell—Tenured Dr.NathanD.Holsteen—Nontenured



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The DaviD l. eDwarDs servanT-leaDer awarDFor FaCulTy exCellenCe in sPiriT anD serviCeeDavidL.EdwardsServant-LeaderAwardforFaculty Excellence in Spirit nd Serice i gien nnully t thebeginning o the ll emeter to the ull-time culty member

who, in the etimtion o hi or her peer, bet repreent:

• Aservantattitudetowardfaculty,sta,andstudents;

• Awillingnesstoinvestone’stimeandlifeinservingstudents;

• Anintegrityofwordandbehavior—someonewhosecommit-ment re ithully met;

• Agenuinehumilitytowardtheteaching/leadingrole,beingableto ere without much notice or recognition; nd

• Ahighstandardofexcellenceinbothtaskandprocess,doingthebet one cn do with the reource God h proided.

reCiPienTs oF This awarD sinCe iTsinCePTion are:

1998 Michel S. Lwon

1999 Drrell L. Bock

2000 Hrold W. Hoehner

2001 Tom L. Contble

2002 J. Lnier Burn

2003 Howrd G. Hendrick

2004 Donld P. Regier

2005 G. Willim Bryn

2006 John W. Reed

2007 Eugene H. Merrill

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A D M i n i S T

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OFFICE OF THE pRESIDENT

MARk L. bAILEY President

DONALD k. CAMpbELLPresident Emeritus

CHARLES R. SWINDOLLChancellor

GREGORY A. HATTEbERGDirector of Alumni

RObERT j. kAUMEYERDirector of Placement

EUGENE W. pONDDirector of Institutional Research and Effectiveness

jERRY b. REEvESPresident of Dallas Seminary Foundation

RObERT F. RIGGSExecutive Assistant to the President

ANDREW b. SEIDELExecutive Director of the Center for Christian Leadership

MARk M. YARbROUGHExecutive Director of Communications and Information Technology

OFFICE OF ADvANCEMENT

kIMbERLY b. TILLVice President for Advancement

bRYANT M. bLACk Director of Advancement

MICHAEL R. bREEDEN Senior Advancement Officer

DOUGLAS p. MACkINNON Senior Advancement Officer

OFFICE OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

jOHN D. GRASSMICk Vice President for Academic Affairs and Academic Dean

EUGENE W. pOND Associate Academic Dean for Enrollment Services

jAMES H. THAMES Associate Academic Dean for Academic Administration

GREGORY A. HATTEbERGInterim Director of Admissions

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jOHN W. REEDDirector of D.Min. Studies

bENjAMIN I. SIMpSONRegistrar

RICHARD A. TAYLORDirector of Ph.D. Studies

OFFICE OF STUDENT SERvICES

RObERT j. GARIppAVice President for Student Services and Dean of Students

G. WILLIAM bRYANChaplain

j. LEE jAGERSDirector of Counseling Services

jENNY MCGILLInternational Student Adviser

LYNN ETTA MANNING

Adviser to Women Students

TERRANCE S. WOODSON Adviser to African-American Students

OFFICE OF bUSINESS AFFAIRS

RODNEY E. bRYANTVice President for Business and Finance

b. kEvIN FOLSOMDirector of Facilities and Plant Operations

kAREN G. HOLDERDirector of Employee and Student Support Services

jOHN j. REEvESDirector of Business and Financial Operations

j. RICHARD RICEDirector of Risk Management and Safety

kEvIN D. STERN

Director of the Book Center

DREW WILLIAMSDirector of Housing and Food Services

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E R S

Te Bord o Incorporte Member include two ubidiry

boards—theBoardofRegents,whichoverseesacademicand piritul policie o the Seminry, nd the Bord o rutee, which oeree the Seminry’ nncil policie. Some memberlo ere on one o the ubidiry bord deignted.

MARk L. bAILEY President, Dallas Theological Seminary

jOHN M. bRADFORDBoard of Regents

Chairman, Mrs. Stratton’s Salads, Inc.

Birmingham, Alabama

j. RODERICk CLARk President and COO, Baker Hughes

Houston, Texas

ANTHONY T. EvANS Senior Pastor, Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship

Dallas, Texas

DONALD M. GEIGER

Vice Chairman, Board of Incorporate MembersBoard of Regents

Senior Pastor, Redeemer Bible Church

Dallas, Texas

jOE L. HANSONBoard of Trustees

Vice President of Financial Services, Retired

Frito-Lay, Inc.

Richardson, Texas

kENNETH F. HORTON Senior Pastor, McKinney Memorial Bible Church

Fort Worth, Texas

L. RANDY HOWARDProject Executive, ExxonMobil Development Company

Houston, Texas

LARRY A. jObEBoard of Trustees

Chairman, Legal Network, Ltd.

Dallas, Texas

WENDELL W. jUDDBoard of Trustees

Certified Public Accountant, Judd, Thomas, Smith, and Co.

Dallas, Texas

TIMOTHY S. kILpATRICk Board of Trustees

InPro Fabrication, Ltd.

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j. LEE LYDICk

Board of TrusteesPartner, H/FW Capital Partners, L.P.

Houston, Texas

A. FORD MADISONBoard of Regents

President, Surety Development Company

Bryan, Texas

RObERT A. MCCULLOCHChairman, Board of Trustees

Partner, Haynes and Boone, LLP Dallas, Texas

NORMAN E. MILLERBoard of Trustees

Chairman, Interstate Battery System of America, Inc.

Dallas, Texas

LARRY E. MOODY Board of Regents

President, Search Ministries

Ellicott City, Maryland

RObERT F. MURCHISONBoard of Trustees

Partner, Murchison Capital Partners, L.P.

Dallas, Texas

TOMMY NELSON Senior Pastor, Denton Bible Church

Denton, Texas

LUIS pALAUPresident and CEO, Luis Palau Association

Portland, Oregon

SUSAN pERLMANBoard of Regents

Associate Executive Director, Jews for Jesus

San Francisco, California

D. MICHAEL REDDENVice Chairman, Board of Trustees

Vice Chairman, Grand Bank

Dallas, Texas

jAMES O. ROSE jR.Vice Chairman, Board of Regents

Conference Speaker and Church Consultant

Llano, Texas

FREDERIC D. SEWELLBoard of Trustees

Chairman and CEO, Netherland, Sewell & Assoc., Inc.

Dallas, Texas

CINDY bRINkER SIMMONS

President, Levenson & Brinker Public RelationsDallas, Texas

jERRY v. SMITHBoard of Trustees

President, J. V. Smith Professional Corporation

Espuela Gas Partners, LP

Dallas, Texas

CAROLE LYNNE SONjUBoard of Regents

Cofounder, West Dallas Community School Dallas, Texas

DAvID L. STEvENSBoard of Regents

President, OPEX Corporation

Dallas, Texas

DANIEL W. THORBoard of Trustees

President, Southwest Fixture Co., Inc.

Dallas, Texas

jACk A. TURpINChairman, Hall-Mark Energy, LLC

Dallas, Texas

GEORGE M. UNDERWOOD IIIChairman, Board of Incorporate Members

Owner, Underwood Development Company

Dallas, Texas

ROLLIN A. vAN bROEkHOvENChairman, Board of Regents

Federal Judge

Falls Church, Virginia

STUART k. WEbERBoard of Regents

Pastor, Good Shepherd Community Church

Boring, Oregon

WESLEY R. WILLISBoard of Regents

President, SHARE Education ServicesEducation Consultant

Adrian, Michigan

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ARTICLE I— The sCriPTures We beliee tht “ll Scripture i gien by inpirtion o God,” by which weundertnd the whole Bible i inpired in the ene tht holy men o God“were moed by the Holy Spirit” to write the ery word o Scripture. Webeliee tht thi diine inpirtion extend eqully nd ully to ll prt o thewritings—historical,poetical,doctrinal,andprophetical—asappearedin the originl mnucript. We beliee tht the whole Bible in the originli thereore without error. We beliee tht ll the Scripture center bout theLord Jeu Chrit in Hi peron nd work in Hi rt nd econd coming,nd hence tht no portion, een o the Old etment, i properly red, orundertood, until it led to Him. We lo beliee tht ll the Scripture weredeigned or our prcticl intruction (Mrk 12:26, 36; 13:11; Luke 24:27, 44;John5:39;Acts1:16;17:2–3;18:28;26:22–23;28:23;Rom.15:4;1Cor.2:13;

10:11; 2 im. 3:16; 2 Pet. 1:21).

ARTICLE II— The goDheaD WebelievethattheGodheadeternallyexistsinthreepersons—theFather,theSon,andtheHolySpirit—andthatthesethreeareoneGod,having preciely the me nture, ttribute, nd perection, nd worthy o preciely the me homge, condence, nd obedience (Mtt. 28:18–19; Mrk 12:29;John1:14;Acts5:3–4;2Cor.13:14;Heb.1:1–3;Rev.1:4–6).

ARTICLE III—angels, Fallen anDunFallen

We beliee tht God creted n innumerble compny o inle, piritulbeings,knownasangels;thatone,“Lucifer,sonofthemorning”—thehighestinrank—sinnedthroughpride,therebybecomingSatan;thatagret compny o the ngel ollowed him in hi morl ll, ome o

whom becme demon nd re ctie hi gent nd ocite in theproecution o hi unholy purpoe, while other who ell re “reeredin eerlting chin under drkne unto the judgment o the gret dy”(I. 14:12–17; Ezek. 28:11–19; 1 im. 3:6; 2 Pet. 2:4; Jude 6).

We beliee tht Stn i the origintor o in, nd tht, under the permiiono God, he, through ubtlety, led our rt prent into trngreion, thereby ccomplihing their morl ll nd ubjecting them nd their poterity to hiown power; tht he i the enemy o God nd the people o God, oppoing

nd exlting himel boe ll tht i clled God or tht i worhiped; ndtht he who in the beginning id, “I will be like the mot High,” in hi wrre pper n ngel o light, een countereiting the work o Godby otering religiou moement nd ytem o doctrine, which ytem ineery ce re chrcterized by denil o the eccy o the blood o Chritnd o ltion by grce lone (Gen. 3:1–19; Rom. 5:12–14; 2 Cor. 4:3–4;11:13–15; Eph. 6:10–12; 2 Te. 2:4; 1 im. 4:1–3).

We beliee tht Stn w judged t the Cro, though not then executed,nd tht he, uurper, now rule the “god o thi world”; tht, t theecond coming o Chrit, Stn will be bound nd ct into the by or thound yer, nd ter the thound yer he will be looed or littleeon nd then “ct into the lke o re nd brimtone,” where he “hllbe tormented dy nd night or eer nd eer” (Col. 2:15; Re. 20:1–3, 10).

We beliee tht gret compny o ngel kept their holy ette nd rebeore the throne o God, rom whence they re ent orth miniteringpirit to miniter or them who hll be heir o ltion (Luke 15:10;Eph. 1:21; Heb. 1:14; Re. 7:12).

We beliee tht mn w mde lower thn the ngel; nd tht, in Hiincrntion, Chrit took or little time thi lower plce tht He mightlit the belieer to Hi own phere boe the ngel (Heb. 2:6–10).





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ARTICLE Iv—man, CreaTeDanD Fallen

We beliee tht mn w originlly creted in theimge nd ter the likene o God, nd tht he ellthrough in, nd, conequence o hi in, lot hipiritul lie, becoming ded in trepe nd in,nd tht he becme ubject to the power o the deil.

We lo beliee tht thi piritul deth, or totldeprity o humn nture, h been trnmitted tothe entire humn rce o mn, the Mn Chrit Jeulone being excepted; nd hence tht eery childofAdamisbornintotheworldwithanaturewhichnot only poee no prk o diine lie, but ieentilly nd unchngebly bd prt rom diine

grce (Gen. 1:26; 2:17; 6:5; P. 14:1–3; 51:5; Jer. 17:9;John 3:6; 5:40; 6:35; Rom. 3:10–19; 8:6–7; Eph. 2:1–3;1 im. 5:6; 1 John 3:8).

ARTICLE v— The DisPensaTions We beliee tht the dipention re tewrdhipby which God dminiter Hi purpoe on the erththrough mn under rying reponibilitie. Webeliee tht the chnge in the dipentionl delingo God with mn depend on chnged condition oritution in which mn i ucceiely ound withreltion to God, nd tht thee chnge re the reult

o the ilure o mn nd the judgment o God. Webeliee tht dierent dminitrtie reponibilitie o thi chrcter re mniet in the biblicl record, thtthey pn the entire hitory o mnkind, nd tht echend in the ilure o mn under the repectie tetnd in n enuing judgment rom God. We belieetht three o thee dipention or rule o lie rethe ubject o extended reeltion in the Scripture,

iz., the dipention o the Moic Lw, the preentdipention o grce, nd the uture dipentiono the millennil kingdom. We beliee tht thee reditinct nd re not to be intermingled or conued, they re chronologiclly ucceie.

We beliee tht the dipention re not wy o ltion nor dierent method o dminitering theo-clled Coennt o Grce. Tey re not in them-ele dependent on coennt reltionhip but re

wy o lie nd reponibility to God which tetthe ubmiion o mn to Hi reeled will during prticulr time. We beliee tht i mn doe trut inhi own eort to gin the or o God or ltionunder ny dipentionl tet, becue o inherentin hi ilure to tiy ully the jut requirement o God i ineitble nd hi condemntion ure.

We beliee tht ccording to the “eternl purpoe” o

God (Eph. 3:11) ltion in the diine reckoning ilwy “by grce through ith,” nd ret upon thebi o the hed blood o Chrit. We beliee tht Godh lwy been grciou, regrdle o the rulingdipention, but tht mn h not t ll time beenunder n dminitrtion or tewrdhip o grce itrue in the preent dipention (1 Cor. 9:17; Eph. 3:2;3:9, asv; Col. 1:25; 1 im. 1:4, asv).

We beliee tht it h lwy been true tht “withoutith it i impoible to plee” God (Heb. 11:6), ndtht the principle o ith w prelent in the lie o

ll the Old etment int. Howeer, we beliee thtit w hitoriclly impoible tht they hould he hd the conciou object o their ith the incrnte,

crucied Son, the Lmb o God (John 1:29), nd thtit i eident tht they did not comprehend we dotht the crice depicted the peron nd work o Chrit. We beliee lo tht they did not undertndthe redemptie ignicnce o the prophecie or typeconcerning the uering o Chrit (1 Pet. 1:10–12);thereore, we beliee tht their ith towrd God wmnieted in other wy i hown by the longrecord in Hebrew 11:1–40. We beliee urther thttheir ith thu mnieted w counted unto themor righteoune (c. Rom. 4:3 with Gen. 15:6; Rom.4:5–8; Heb. 11:7).

ARTICLE vI— The FirsT aDvenT We beliee tht, proided nd purpoed by God nd prennounced in the prophecie o the Scripture,the eternl Son o God cme into thi world tht Hemight mniet God to men, ulll prophecy, ndbecome the Redeemer o lot world. o thi end He

w born o the irgin, nd receied humn body nd inle humn nture (Luke 1:30–35; John 1:18;3:16; Heb. 4:15).

We beliee tht, on the humn ide, He becme ndremined perect mn, but inle throughout Hi

lie; yet He retined Hi bolute deity, being t theme time ery God nd ery mn, nd tht Hierth-lie ometime unctioned within the phereo tht which w humn nd ometime withinthe phere o tht which w diine (Luke 2:40;John 1:1–2; Phil. 2:5–8).

We beliee tht in ulllment o prophecy He cmert to Irel her Meih-King, nd tht, beingrejected o tht ntion, He, ccording to the eternlcounel o God, ge Hi lie rnom or ll(John1:11;Acts2:22–24;1Tim.2:6).

We beliee tht, in innite loe or the lot, He

oluntrily ccepted Hi Fther’ will nd becmethe diinely proided cricil Lmb nd took wy the in o the world, bering the holy judgmentgint in which the righteoune o God mutimpoe. Hi deth w thereore ubtitutionry inthemostabsolutesense—thejustfortheunjust— nd by Hi deth He becme the Sior o the lot(John 1:29; Rom. 3:25–26; 2 Cor. 5:14; Heb. 10:5–14;1 Pet. 3:18).

We beliee tht, ccording to the Scripture, He roerom the ded in the me body, though gloried, in

which He hd lied nd died, nd tht Hi reurrectionbody i the pttern o tht body which ultimtely will

be gien to ll belieer (John 20:20; Phil. 3:20–21).

We beliee tht, on deprting rom the erth, He wccepted o Hi Fther nd tht Hi cceptnce i nl urnce to u tht Hi redeeming work wperectly ccomplihed (Heb. 1:3).

We beliee tht He becme Hed oer ll thing tothe church which i Hi body, nd in thi minitry Hecee not to intercede nd docte or the ed(Eph. 1:22–23; Heb. 7:25; 1 John 2:1).



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ARTICLE vII—salvaTion only Through ChrisT We beliee tht, owing to unierl deth through in,no one cn enter the kingdom o God unle borngin; nd tht no degree o reormtion howeergret, no ttinment in morlity howeer high, noculture howeer ttrctie, no bptim or other ordi-nnce howeer dminitered, cn help the inner totke een one tep towrd heen; but new ntureimprted rom boe, new lie implnted by theHoly Spirit through the Word, i bolutely eentilto ltion, nd only thoe thu ed re on o God. We beliee, lo, tht our redemption h beenccomplihed olely by the blood o our Lord Jeu

Chrit, who w mde to be in nd w mde cure or u, dying in our room nd ted; nd thtno repentnce, no eeling, no ith, no good reolu-tion, no incere eort, no ubmiion to the rulend regultion o ny church, nor ll the churchethathaveexistedsincethedaysoftheApostlescandd in the ery let degree to the lue o the blood,or to the merit o the nihed work wrought or u by Him who united in Hi peron true nd properdeity with perect nd inle humnity (Le. 17:11;I. 64:6; Mtt. 26:28; John 3:7–18; Rom. 5:6–9;2 Cor. 5:21; Gl. 3:13; 6:15; Eph. 1:7; Phil. 3:4–9;itu 3:5; Jme 1:18; 1 Pet. 1:18–19, 23).

We beliee tht the new birth o the belieer comeonly through ith in Chrit nd tht repentnce i itl prt o belieing, nd i in no wy, in itel, eprte nd independent condition o ltion; norre ny other ct, uch coneion, bptim,pryer, or ithul erice, to be dded to belieing condition o ltion (John 1:12; 3:16, 18, 36; 5:24;6:29;Acts13:39;16:31;Rom.1:16–17;3:22,26;4:5;10:4; Gl. 3:22).

ARTICLE vIII— The exTenT oF salvaTion

We beliee tht when n unregenerte peronexercie tht ith in Chrit which i illutrted nddecribed uch in the New etment, he peimmeditely out o piritul deth into piritul lie,nd rom the old cretion into the new; being jutiedrom ll thing, ccepted beore the Fther ChritHi Son i ccepted, loed Chrit i loed, hinghi plce nd portion linked to Him nd one withHim oreer. Tough the ed one my he occionto grow in the reliztion o hi bleing nd to know uller meure o diine power through the yieldingo hi lie more ully to God, he i, oon he i

ed, in poeion o eery piritul bleing ndbolutely complete in Chrit, nd i thereore inno wy required by God to eek o-clled “econdbleing,” or “econd work o grce” (John 5:24;17:23;Acts13:39;Rom.5:1;1Cor.3:21–23;Eph.1:3;Col. 2:10; 1 John 4:17; 5:11–12).

ARTICLE IX—sanCTiFiCaTion We beliee tht nctiction, which i etting-prtunto God, i threeold: It i lredy complete oreery ed peron becue hi poition towrd Godi the me Chrit’ poition. Since the belieer

i in Chrit, he i et prt unto God in the meurein which Chrit i et prt unto God. We beliee,

howeer, tht he retin hi in nture, which cnnotbe erdicted in thi lie. Tereore, while the tndingo the Chritin in Chrit i perect, hi preent tte i

no more perect thn hi experience in dily lie. Terei, thereore, progreie nctiction wherein theChritin i to “grow in grce,” nd to “be chnged”by the unhindered power o the Spirit. We belieelo tht the child o God will yet be ully nctiedin hi tte he i now nctied in hi tnding inChrit when he hll ee hi Lord nd hll be “likeHim” (John 17:17; 2 Cor. 3:18; 7:1; Eph. 4:24; 5:25–27;1 Te. 5:23; Heb. 10:10, 14; 12:10).

ARTICLE X—eTernal seCuriTy We beliee tht, becue o the eternl purpoe o God

towrd the object o Hi loe, becue o Hi reedomto exercie grce towrd the meritle on the groundo the propititory blood o Chrit, becue o the ery nture o the diine git o eternl lie, becue o thepreent nd unending interceion nd doccy o Chrit in heen, becue o the immutbility o the unchngeble coennt o God, becue o theregenerting, biding preence o the Holy Spiritin the hert o ll who re ed, we nd ll truebelieer eerywhere, once ed hll be kept edoreer. We beliee, howeer, tht God i holy ndrighteou Fther nd tht, ince He cnnot oerlook the in o Hi children, He will, when they peritently

in, chten them nd correct them in innite loe;but hing undertken to e them nd keep themoreer, prt rom ll humn merit, He, who cnnotil, will in the end preent eery one o them ultlebeore the preence o Hi glory nd conormed tothe imge o Hi Son (John 5:24; 10:28; 13:1; 14:16–17;17:11; Rom. 8:29; 1 Cor. 6:19; Heb. 7:25; 1 John 2:1–2;5:13; Jude 24).

ARTICLE XI—assuranCe We beliee it i the priilege, not only o ome, but o ll who re born gin by the Spirit through ith in

Chrit reeled in the Scripture, to be ured o their ltion rom the ery dy they tke Him to betheir Sior nd tht thi urnce i not oundedupon ny ncied dicoery o their own worthineor tne, but wholly upon the tetimony o God inHi written Word, exciting within Hi children lilloe, grtitude, nd obedience (Luke 10:20; 22:32;2 Cor. 5:1, 6–8; 2 im. 1:12; Heb. 10:22; 1 John 5:13).

ARTICLE XII— The holy sPiriT We beliee tht the Holy Spirit, the Tird Peron o thebleed rinity, though omnipreent rom ll eternity,

took up Hi bode in the world in pecil ene onthe dy o Pentecot ccording to the diine promie,dwell in eery belieer, nd by Hi bptim unite llto Chrit in one body, nd tht He, the IndwellingOne, i the ource o ll power nd ll cceptble

worhip nd erice. We beliee tht He neer tkeHi deprture rom the church, nor rom the eebleto the int, but i eer preent to tetiy o Chrit;eeking to occupy belieer with Him nd not withthemele nor with their experience. We belieetht Hi bode in the world in thi pecil ene willcee when Chrit come to receie Hi own t thecompletion o the church (John 14:16–17; 16:7–15;

1 Cor. 6:19; Eph. 2:22; 2 Te. 2:7).

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We beliee tht, in thi ge, certin well-denedminitrie re committed to the Holy Spirit, nd tht iti the duty o eery Chritin to undertnd them nd

to be djuted to them in hi own lie nd experience.Tee minitrie re the retrining o eil in the worldto the meure o the diine will; the conicting o the

world repecting in, righteoune, nd judgment;the regenerting o ll belieer; the indwelling ndnointing o ll who re ed, thereby eling themunto the dy o redemption; the bptizing into the onebody o Chrit o ll who re ed; nd the continuedlling or power, teching, nd erice o thoe mongthe ed who re yielded to Him nd who re ubjectto Hi will (John 3:6; 16:7–11; Rom. 8:9; 1 Cor. 12:13;Eph. 4:30; 5:18; 2 Te. 2:7; 1 John 2:20–27).

We beliee tht ome git o the Holy Spirit uch peking in tongue nd mirculou heling weretemporry. We beliee tht peking in tongue wneer the common or necery ign o the bptimnor o the lling o the Spirit, nd tht the deliernceo the body rom ickne or deth wit the conum-mationofoursalvationintheresurrection(Acts4:8,31; Rom. 8:23; 1 Cor. 13:8).

ARTICLE XIII— The ChurCh,a uniTy oF Believers

We beliee tht ll who re united to the rien ndcended Son o God re member o the church

which i the body nd bride o Chrit, which begnt Pentecot nd i completely ditinct rom Irel.It member re contituted uch regrdle o memberhip or nonmemberhip in the orgnizedchurche o erth. We beliee tht by the meSpirit ll belieer in thi ge re bptized into, ndthu become, one body tht i Chrit’, whether Jewor Gentile, nd hing become member one o nother, re under olemn duty to keep the unity o the Spirit in the bond o pece, riing boe llectrin dierence, nd loing one nother withapureheartfervently(Matt.16:16–18;Acts2:42–47;

Rom. 12:5; 1 Cor. 12:12–27; Eph. 1:20–23; 4:3–10;Col. 3:14–15).

ARTICLE XIv— The saCramenTsor orDinanCes

We beliee tht wter bptim nd the Lord’ Supperre the only crment nd ordinnce o the churchnd tht they re cripturl men o tetimony orthe church in thi ge (Mtt. 28:19; Luke 22:19–20; Acts10:47–48;16:32–33;18:7–8;1Cor.11:26).

ARTICLE Xv— The ChrisTianwalk

We beliee tht we re clled with holy clling, to wlk not ter the feh, but ter the Spirit, nd o tolie in the power o the indwelling Spirit tht we willnot ulll the lut o the feh. But the feh with it llen, Adamicnature,whichinthislifeisnevereradicated,being with u to the end o our erthly pilgrimge,need to be kept by the Spirit contntly in ubjectionto Chrit, or it will urely mniet it preence in ourlie to the dihonor o our Lord (Rom. 6:11–13; 8:2,4, 12–13; Gl. 5:16–23; Eph. 4:22–24; Col. 2:1–10;1 Pet. 1:14–16; 1 John 1:4–7; 3:5–9).

ARTICLE XvI— The ChrisTian’sserviCe

We beliee tht diine, enbling git or erice rebetowed by the Spirit upon ll who re ed. Whilethere i dierity o git, ech belieer i energizedby the me Spirit, nd ech i clled to hi owndiinely ppointed erice the Spirit my will. Intheapostolicchurchtherewerecertaingiftedmen—apostles,prophets,evangelists,pastors,andteachers—

who were ppointed by God or the perecting o theint unto their work o the minitry. We beliee lotht tody ome men re epecilly clled o God to beengelit, ptor, nd techer, nd tht it i to theullling o Hi will nd to Hi eternl glory tht thee

hll be utined nd encourged in their erice orGod (Rom. 12:6; 1 Cor. 12:4–11; Eph. 4:11).

We beliee tht, wholly prt rom ltion benet which re betowed eqully upon ll who beliee,rewrd re promied ccording to the ithulneo ech belieer in hi erice or hi Lord, nd thtthee rewrd will be betowed t the judgment eto Chrit ter He come to receie Hi own to Himel (1 Cor. 3:9–15; 9:18–27; 2 Cor. 5:10).

ARTICLE XvII— The greaT Commission

We beliee tht it i the explicit mege o our LordJeu Chrit to thoe whom He h ed tht they reent orth by Him into the world een He w entorth o Hi Fther into the world. We beliee tht,ter they re ed, they re diinely reckoned tobe relted to thi world trnger nd pilgrim,mbdor nd witnee, nd tht their primry purpoe in lie hould be to mke Chrit known to the

whole world (Mtt. 28:18–19; Mrk 16:15; John 17:18; Acts1:8;2Cor.5:18–20;1Pet.1:17;2:11).

ARTICLE XvIII— The BlesseDhoPe We beliee tht, ccording to the Word o God, thenext gret eent in the ulllment o prophecy will bethe coming o the Lord in the ir to receie to Himel into heen both Hi own who re lie nd reminunto Hi coming, nd lo ll who he llen leepin Jeu, nd tht thi eent i the bleed hope etbeore u in the Scripture, nd or thi we hould becontntly looking (John 14:1–3; 1 Cor. 15:51–52;Phil. 3:20; 1 Te. 4:13–18; itu 2:11–14).

ARTICLE XIX— The TriBulaTion We beliee tht the trnltion o the church will beollowed by the ulllment o Irel’ eentieth week (Dn. 9:27; Re. 6:1–19:21) during which the church,the body o Chrit, will be in heen. Te wholeperiod o Irel’ eentieth week will be time o

judgment on the whole erth, t the end o which thetime o the Gentile will be brought to cloe. Teltter hl o thi period will be the time o Jcob’trouble (Jer. 30:7), which our Lord clled the grettribultion (Mtt. 24:15–21). We beliee tht unierlrighteoune will not be relized preiou to theecond coming o Chrit, but tht the world i dy by dy ripening or judgment nd tht the ge will end

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ARTICLE XX— The seConDComing oF ChrisT

We beliee tht the period o gret tribultion in theerth will be climxed by the return o the Lord JeuChrit to the erth He went, in peron on the cloudo heen, nd with power nd gret glory to introducethe millennil ge, to bind Stn nd plce him in theby, to lit the cure which now ret upon the wholecretion, to retore Irel to her own lnd nd to gieher the reliztion o God’ coennt promie, ndto bring the whole world to the knowledge o God(Deut. 30:1–10; I. 11:9; Ezek. 37:21–28; Mtt. 24:15–25:46;Acts15:16–17;Rom.8:19–23;11:25–27; 1 im. 4:1–3; 2 im. 3:1–5; Re. 20:1–3).

ARTICLE XXI— The eTernalsTaTe

We beliee tht t deth the pirit nd oul o thoe who he truted in the Lord Jeu Chrit or ltionp immeditely into Hi preence nd there reminin conciou bli until the reurrection o the gloriedbody when Chrit come or Hi own, whereupon oulnd body reunited hll be ocited with Him oreerin glory; but the pirit nd oul o the unbelieingremin ter deth conciou o condemntion ndin miery until the nl judgment o the gret whitethrone t the cloe o the millennium, when oul ndbody reunited hll be ct into the lke o re, not tobe nnihilted, but to be punihed with eerltingdetruction rom the preence o the Lord, nd romthe glory o Hi power (Luke 16:19–26; 23:42;2 Cor. 5:8; Phil. 1:23; 2 he. 1:7–9; Jude 6–7;Re. 20:11–15).





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w. h. griFFiTh Thomas leCTurers

1926 H A id, liTT.D., D.D. “The Mysteres Gd”

1927 lad svt K, m.a., D.D.“Mscellaeus Themes”

1928 Achbad Tha rbt, D.D., l.l.D., ltt.D.

“Paul ad the itellectuals”

1929 Tht wha, D.D., l.l.D., ltt.D. “The Truth Jesus”

1930 mv gv K, D.D., l.l.D. “Archaelgcal Themes”

1931 Ja ov Bu, m.a., B.D., D.D., l.l.D. “The Authrty the Bble”

1932 H A id, ltt.D., D.D.“Prpheces Related t israel, the Church, ad the nats”

1933 na Bad Ha, B.D., D.D. “Persalty, the Key t the Scrptures”

1934 wat . maca

“Sams, the Judge israel”

1935 Ca Ad, D.D. “The Hly Sprt the old Testamet”

1937 A Va d H

“The Rermat the netherlads”

1941 Vct rad eda, P.D.

“The Pltcal Thery the Scrptures”1943 sau mau Z, D.D., l.l.D., ltt.D.

“Apstlc Mssary Prcples”

1944 ak e. gab, ltt.D., D.D. “The Chrsta Use the Bble”

1945 H A id, ltt.D., D.D.“The Wrld outlk Accrdg t Scrpture”

1946 Cha Thd tch, P.D.“Bblcal Typlgy”

1947 Had Jh ocka, P.D., ltt.D., h.D.“A Mder Reevaluat Cathlcsm”

1948 Pd sta, T.m., P.D.

“Late Medeval Church Rerm”1949 Cha u Ba, T.D.

“The Wrk the Mstry”

1950 ré Pach, Dct Dt“Ecumecty”

1951 Aa A. macra, P.D.“The Scetc Apprach t the old Testamet”

1952 ak e. gab, ltt.D., D.D. “The Patter Gd’s Truth: Prblems itegrat Chrsta Educat”

1953 Cha l. b, T.D., P.D

“The old Testamet Jewsh Le ad Thught”

1954 Ava J. mcCa, T.m., D.D., l.l.D. “The Greatess the Kgdm”

1955 Jph P. , P.D. “Archaelgy ad Bblcal Crtcsm”

1956 Kth l. Pk, P.D. “Laguage ad Le”

1957 Kth l. Katz, P.D. “Revelat ad isprat nerthd Thelgy”

1958 evtt . Ha, T.D., P.D. “The Furth Gspel Relat t the Syptcs”

1959 Dad P. Hutad, D.m. “A Sprtual Mstry Musc”

1960 Hbt s. mk, D.D. “The Evagelcal Tred Amerca Chrstaty”



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1961 luth l. gubb, D.D.

“The Geus Church Etes”

1962 m C. T, P.D. “Lterary Keys t the Furth Gspel”

1963 edad J. yu, P.D.

“The Verbal Pleary isprat the Scrptures”

1964 Cd w. Ta, m.a., D.D., l.l.D. “The Chrsta Wrld Aars”

1965 Ca . H. H, T.D., P.D., l.l.D. “Chrsta Thrust at the Mder Frters”

1966 wa wad A, D.D.“The Art Eectve Preachg”

1967 H m. m, P.D.“Bblcal Csmlgy ad Mder Scece”

1968 ak C. Pt, P.D. “The Evagelcal Pastr as Cuselr”

1969 ga l. Ach J., P.D.

“The Hstry israel the Lght Recet Archaelgy”

1970 ac A. scha, B.a., B.D., D.D.

“He is There ad He is nt Slet”

1971 Ja i. Pack, D.P.

“The Way Salvat”

1972 Php edcub Huh, T.D., ltt.D.

“The Bld Jesus ad Hs HeavelyPresthd the Epstle t the Hebrews”

1973 Ja edad Ada, P.D.“The Use the Scrptures Cuselg”

1974 e. Ba Jack, T.m., ltt.D.“Psychlgy, Psychatry, ad the Pastr”

1975 Jh H. gt,T.m., P.D.“A outle the Aplgetcs Jatha Edwards”

1976 Jh C. whtcb J., B.a., T.D.“Ctemprary Aplgetcs ad theChrsta Fath”

1977 Kth o. ga, s.T.m., P.D., ltt.D. “Chrsta Hgher Educat at the Ed the Tweteth Cetury”

1978 g w. Pt, B.D., P.D. “Perspectves the Church’s Mss”

1979 ed m. yaauch, P.D.“Archaelgcal Backgruds the Elcad Pstelc Era”

1980 rad C. otud, B.a., B.D., D.D. “A Bblcal Phlsphy Mstry”

1981 Td w. wad, B.m.e., ed.D.

“Metaphrs Sprtual Realty”

1982 Pt T, m.T., D.P. “Hstrcal Perspectves the Dctre Chrst’s Asces”

1983 . . Buc, F.B.a., D.D. “Clssa Prblems”

1984 Jh D. wdbd, m.D., P.D. “Recet iterpretats BblcalAuthrty”

1985 D. Buc lckb, m.a., ltt.D.“Thkg Lke a Chrsta”

1986 Davd . w, T.m., P.D.“The Debate ver the Atemet neteethcetury Amerca”

1987 Jh r. w. sttt, m.a., D.D.

“Chrsta Mstry the TwetyrstCetury”

1988 r. K. Ha, m.T., P.D., D.D.

“The Pastr’s Use the old Testamet”

1989 lad rk, B.a., P.D. “The Bble as Lterature”

1990 r. C. spu, B.a., B.D., P.D., ltt.D. “Chrst as the S Gd ad the Messah”

1992 Buc m. mtz, B.D., P.D.“Traslatg the Bble—A oggPrcess”

1993 lth C. Ad, m.D., D.m.“The Church a Chagg Culture”

1994 mad J. eck, m.a., P.D. “Salvat ad the Uevagelzed”

1995 rad B. A, B.a., T.m., T.D.“o Lesstraveled Paths”

1996 e gf, m.a., P.D.“new Metaphrs r Mstry”

1997 At mcgath, m.a., D.P., B.D.

“Bblcal Mdels r Aplgetcs”

1998 Dad A. Ca, B.s., m.D., P.D. “The Dfcult Dctre the Lve Gd”

1999 Had g. Hdck, B.a., T.m., D.D.

“Lvg the Edge Eterty: ACversat Agg”

2001 i. Had maha, P.D., D.D. “Great Bad Wrds the new Testamet”

2002 Davd . wht, m.a., D.D.“The Makg the Early Chrstas”

2003 sd gdau, a.B., B.D., T.D. “Preachg Chrst rm the Geessnarratves”

2004 Da i. Bck, B.ed., m.a., D. P. “The Gspel Accrdg t Mses”

2005 Tth g, a.B., m.D., T.D.

“The Patter Chrsta Truth”2006 Ac P. math, B.a., m.a., P.D.

“Are Me rm Mars ad Wme rmVeus? Sme Buldg Blcks r a BblcalAthrplgy Geder”

2007 Buc K. watk, a.B., T.m., T.D., P.D. “Preachg rm Prverbs”

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Th emii Ati núñz Awa Anannualawardof$250isgivenbyDr.andMrs.J.RonaldBlueinhonorofDr.EmilioAntonioNúñez,ditinguihed proeor t Seminrio eologicoCentroamericano(SETECA)inGuatemalaCity,Guteml, nd noted theologin throughout Ltin America,tothegraduatingstudentintheSpanishDoctor o Minitry progrm who demontrte out-tnding cholrhip nd eectiene in minitry.

Th Wiiam M. A schahi Awa Anannualawardof$250isgiveninlovingmemory ofDr.WilliamM.AndersonJr.,oneofthefounders o Dll Teologicl Seminry, member o theSeminry bord nd ice-preident o the Seminry (1924–34), to the tudent in the Doctor o Philoophy progrm who mintin the highet tndrd o excellence throughout the progrm.

Th lai Cha Awa Anannualawardof$250isgivenbyJudgeand Mrs.RollinA.VanBroekhoveninlovingmemoryofMr. Lorrine Cher, wie o Lewi Sperry Cher,ounder nd rt preident o Dll TeologiclSeminry, to the mter’-leel interntionl tudentin the grduting cl who, in the judgment o the

culty, bet eidence well-blnced Chritinchrcter, cholrhip, nd piritul lederhip.

Th Ma T. sm Awa Anannualawardof$250isgivenbyDr.andMrs.FrankF. Dingwerth in honor o Mr. Richrd H. Seume,ormer itnt den o tudent or women (1978–85)t Dll Teologicl Seminry, to the emle mter’-leel tudent in the grduting cl who, in the

judgment o the culty, bet eidence well-blncedChritin chrcter, cholrhip, nd promie o eectie Chritin erice.

Th lwi s Cha Awa Anannualawardof$250isgivenbyDr.andMrs.ErwinLutzer on behl o Mr. Fred R. Hickmn in loingmemory o Dr. Lewi Sperry Cher, ounder, preident,proeor o Sytemtic Teology (1924–52) nd editoro Bibliotheca Sacra (1940–52) t Dll TeologiclSeminry, to the mle mter’-leel tudent in thegrduting cl who, in the judgment o the culty becue o hi well-blnced Chritin chrcter,cholrhip, nd piritul lederhip, bet embodiend portry the idel o Dll Teologicl Seminry.

NON-COMMENCEMENT AWARDSTh ri Thma Cha Awai Atic Anannualawardof$250isgivenbyDr.andMrs. Normn L. Geiler in loing memory o Dr. RollinTom Cher, brother o Lewi Sperry Cher,regitrr (1924–36), editor o Bibliotheca Sacra (1934–40), nd proeor o pologetic t DllTeologicl Seminry, to the mter’-leel tudent

who ubmit the bet pper on Chritin pologetic.

Th e. J. p Awa i W Mii Anannualawardof$250isgivenbyUFMInternational

in loing memory o E. J. Pudney, ounder o UFMInterntionl, to the T.M. tudent who h done themot outtnding work in the Deprtment o WorldMiion nd Interculturl Studie.

Th ik a Awai W Mii Anannualawardof$250isgivenbyeEvangelical AllianceMissioninhonorofFredrikFranson,founderofTEAMand14othermissions,totheM.A.studentwho h done the mot outtnding work in world miion.



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Th A A. gatt Awa Anannualawardof$250isgivenbythechildrenof AldenA.GannettinhismemorytothestudentintheChritin Eduction deprtment who demontrte commitment to Chritin eduction oction,n exemplry Chritin chrcter, nd inolementin deprtmentl unction well church or pr-church minitrie during the yer.

Th g W. pt Awai W Mii Anannualawardof$250isgivenbyeEvangelical AllianceMissioninmemoryofDr.GeorgeW.Peters,miionry ttemn, theologin, nd chirmn o the World Miion deprtment t Dll TeologiclSeminry (1961–78), to the tudent who h betdnced miion wrene on cmpu duringthe cdemic yer. Ti wrd i gien t the nnul

World Engeliztion Conerence.

Th C. sm Wm Awai pa eaim Anannualawardof$250isgivenbyGlobalMissionsFellowhip in honor o Dr. C. Sumner Wemp, DllTeologicl Seminry lumnu, ditinguihed Chritineductor, nd exemplry peronl oulwinner, to thetudent who h demontrted conitent lietyle o peronl engelim.

Th Aa l. A Awa i Ct biicasti Tachi

Anannualawardof$250isgivenbyMr.andMrs.eodoreP.Ayreinlovingmemoryofhismother, AnnaL.Ayre,tothestudentwhodemonstratesouttnding teching bility in the Dll Seminry Center or Biblicl Studie.

Th lahi w Awa Anannualawardof$250isgivenbytheCenterforChritin Lederhip in memory o George L. Clrk,Creth V. Di, Dr. reor E. Mbery, nd Hugo W.Schoellkop III, our Chritin buinemen romDll who died in plne crh in 1987. Ti wrdi gien to the T.M. tudent who h mde n out-tnding contribution to the Spiritul Formtionprogrm t the Seminry.

Th da K. Cam Awai bi eiti Anannualawardof$250isgivenbyDr.HaroldandMr. Lorine Cher Vn Broekhoen in honor o Dr.Donld K. Cmpbell, proeor o Bible Expoition(1954–94) nd preident o Dll Seminry (1986–94),to the doctorl tudent who demontrte outtndingcholrhip in Bible Expoition.

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GENERAL SCHOLARSHIpSTh J Ca a richa A. A ewschahi AnendowmentfundprovidedbyMrs.JuneCarolAndersontoprovide tuition itnce or mle T.M. tudent who pln to enter pulpit minitry nd he nncil need.

Th Jh a eizath Amf schahi AnendowmentfundfortuitionassistanceprovidedbyElizabethArmeldinlovingmemoryofherhusband,JosephArmeld.

Th dth J. Ati Anendowmentfund,establishedbythefamilyinherhonor,providingtuition itnce to mle tudent in the T.M. (third or ourth yer) or Ph.D. progrm.

Th Jh Wam bat schahi Anendowmentfund,establishedinlovingmemorybyhisdaughter,toproide tuition itnce or tudent who pln to do miion work inthe United Stte or brod.

Th Wiiam H. bi schahi AfundfortuitionassistanceprovidedbytheBieselfamilyinmemory o Willim H. Bieel.

Th Jh H. bima schahi AnendowmentfundestablishedbyDr.andMrs.JohnH.Billmanfor tuition itnce.

Th Wiiam . bima schahi AnendowmentfundfortuitionassistanceprovidedbyDr.andMrs.JohnH.Billmn in honor o their on, Dr. Willim F. Billmn.

Th biiHat iacia Aitac AfundestablishedbyDr.andMrs.WarrenW.Binioninlovingmemoryoftheir deout Chritin grndprent, Dr. nd Mr. Wrren . Binion Sr. ndMr.andMrs.AlbertSidneyHart.

Th Chaai bi ba schahi AfundinhonorofChaplainBillBryanforhiscommitmenttopastoralministrynd or hi erice to the Seminry community. Te wrd will proide tuition

itnce or tudent who re being trined or mentored by Chplin Billnd who deire to ere the Seminry in re relted to ptorl cre.

Th g b. bck schahi Anendowmentfundfortuitionassistanceprovidedinlovingmemorybymily nd riend.

Th Am b schahi AnendowmentfundestablishedbyherfamilyinmemoryofAmyBurgess, Dll Teologicl Seminry tudent who died o rre diee, to proidetuition itnce or needy, womn tudent.

Th di W. bt AnendowmentfundestablishedbyMr.DennisW.Burtonfor

tuition itnce.

Th b Achimt i lahi schahi AfundprovidedbyHaroldByrdJr.astuitionscholarshipsforfourstudentsech yer who he hown exemplry lederhip kill.

Th ba Cam schahi AfundprovidedbyDr.DonaldK.Campbellandfriendsinlovingmemoryo hi rt wie, Be Cmpbell, or tuition itnce.

Th dai p. Chaa schahi AfundestablishedbyMr.andMrs.HarryJ.Chavanneinhonoroftheirson,Did P. Chnne, or tuition itnce.



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Th Kth a bah Catt

schahi AfundprovidedinhonorofKennethandBeulah Cltelter or tuition itnce or Chinee or American-bornChinesestudentorAsianstudent.

Th bi a Ji C dicimakschahi AfundtobeawardedannuallythroughtheCenterforChritin Lederhip to tudent who i committedto diciple-mking minitry in the locl church.

Th daa Thica smia Ia Tschahi

AfundestablishedbyMr.andMrs.omHilltoprovide trel, lodging, nd liing expene or upper-leelT.M. nd Ph.D. tudent to prticipte in the DlleologicalSeminary/IsraelSummerStudyProgramor imilr Dll Teologicl Seminry culty-ledIrel tour.

Th v g. di ewschahi AnendowmentfundestablishedbyMarkA.Doering in memory o hi ther or tuition itnce to tudent

who re committed to prech nd tech the true gopelo Jeu Chrit in denomintionl church etting

where the teching o the gopel i compromied.

Th rt a dtha eschahi AfundprovidedbyMr.andMrs.CharlesEdeninhonoro hi prent or tuition itnce or mrried tudent

with children.

Th Wia a schahi AnendowmentfundestablishedbyAndrewFregain loing memory o hi rt wie, Will Freg, ortuition itnce.

Th rt gch la AfundprovidedbyMr.andMrs.RobertGoochfortudent unble to continue their eminry eduction

without deerred lon.

Th ram e. g schahi AnendowmentfundestablishedbyCatherineL.Goodin loing memory o her hubnd, Rymond E. Good,or tuition itnce to interntionl tudent.

Th Hwa g. Hick schahi AfundprovidedinhonorofDr.HowardG.Hendricks,ditinguihed proeor nd chir o the Center orChritin Lederhip, or tuition itnce or third-

or ourth-yer T.M. tudent to enble the tudent tocomplete hi or her tudie t the Seminry.

Th r. s. Hjmth a Jam p. Hjmthschahi AnendowmentfundfortuitionassistanceprovidedbyMr. R. S. Hjelmeth in loing memory o her hubnd,R. S. Hjelmeth, nd her on, Jme P. Hjelmeth.

Th Ha W. a viiia A. Hh

schahi Anendowmentfund,establishedbythechildrenandmny other mily member nd riend o Hrold ndGini Hoehner, in honor o their lietime o ericet Dll Teologicl Seminry in prepring peopleor minitry, or tuition itnce to be wrded ton outtnding T.M. tudent in the New etmentStudie deprtment.

Th Jack d. H Mmia schahi AfundestablishedbyWilliamandKrystalHoel in memory o Willim’ ther, Mr. Jck D. Hoel.Ti wrd will proide tuition itnce or

qulied tudent.

Th C. dai K. Ha a Cai M.Ha schahi Anendowmentfundestablishedtoassistwitheminry expene. Preerence i gien to tudentprepring or octionl minitry.

Th sam C. a sa b. HwTt AtrustfundestablishedinmemoryofMr.andMrs.Smuel C. Howe to it deering, needy tudent

who he completed t let one yer.

Th C g A. J schahi ProvidedinlovingmemoryofColonelGlennA.Jone by hi wie, Brbr Jone, nd riend ortuition itnce.

Th g C. Km J., M.d., Mmiaschahi AfundestablishedbyDr.andMrs.MarkW.Taylornd Mr. nd Mr. G. Clrk Kemble in memory o theirther. Ti wrd will proide tuition itnce orqulied tudent.

Th Cha Ia Km AfundestablishedinmemoryofCharlesIanKempby riend to it nncilly needy tudent who replnning on n expoitory teching minitry.

Th lt. Cat Jack K Mmiaschahi AfundestablishedbythefamilyinmemoryofClaytonKennedy, mrine ocer killed in the Oprey crhinArizonain2000,tobeawardedtoa.M.studentplnning to enter the militry chplincy progrm or tudent with militry bckground.

Th et A. a Ca Ki

schahi Afundfortuitionassistanceformarriedstudentswithchildren, etblihed by Mr. nd Mr. Robert J. Edennd Mr. nd Mr. Chrle D. Eden, in loing memory o Mr. Robert Eden’ prent nd Mr. Chrle Eden’grandparents,Rev.andMrs.ErnestA.Kilgore.

Th Mi a rh Khschahi Anendowmentfundfortuitionassistanceestablishedby Jy Sr. nd Lind Sedwick, in loing memory o Lind’ prent, Mildred nd Ruh Kuhn.

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Th d. a M. Mi W. l schahi AfundfortuitionassistancetohelptrainKoreanorAmerican-bornKoreanstudentsforevangelisticpreching nd teching minitry.

Th rt p. liht stmaticTh schahi AfundestablishedbyfamilyandfriendsinhonorofDr. Robert P. Lightner, proeor emeritu o SytemticTeology, or tuition itnce or tudent mjoringin Sytemtic Teology.

Th Mati C. l Mmiaschahi Anendowmentfund,establishedbythelateMaryCrolyn Loorn in memory o her hubnd, to

be wrded to continuing tudent who howexceptionl commitment to minitry, with preer-ence gien (though not required) to tudent with Southern Bptit bckground.

Th M.A./bC schahi ewmt AnendowmentfundtoprovidetuitionassistancetostudentsintheMasterofArtsinBiblicalCounselingprogrm.

Th T Ma Anendowmentfundfortuitionassistanceestablishedby the lte Lucy L. Mbery-Foter in memory o her

rt hubnd, reor Mbery.

Th natha d. Mai schahi AnendowmentfundestablishedbyfriendsofNathanD. Mier in hi honor or mter’-leel tudent

whoe lie exemplie John 13:1–17.

Th H Ma Mmia schahi AfundprovidedinmemoryofMrs.HelenMartoassistChinese-American(50percentorgreaterChinese ncetry) T.M. tudent in completing their tudie.

Th e H. Mi schahi AfundestablishedbyfriendsofDr.EugeneH.Merrill.isawardwillprovidetuitionassistanceforAmerican tudent who hre Dr. Merrill’ commitment to thetudy nd teching o the Old etment nd hipion or miion.

Th Jh l. Mitch schahi Afundfortuitionassistanceforthird-andfourth-year tudent, etblihed by Mr. nd Mr. Wllce L. Lronin honor o Dr. John L. Mitchell.

Th lawc p. a na p. Mschahi AfundestablishedbyMrs.NeldaP.Moodyinloving

memory o her hubnd, Mr. Lwrence P. Moody. Tiwrd will proide tuition itnce or T.M. tudent.

Th Ja d M schahi AfundfortuitionassistanceprovidedbyMr.andMrs.JamesA.Stroudinhonorofhermother,JaneDennyMulberry.

Th Jh H. ntt AnendowmentfundestablishedbyJohnH.andArleneNetten or nnul itnce to rt-yer mrriedtudent with children.

Th Ath Ma pac schahi AnendowmentfundestablishedbyMr.Parce’sdughter, Pricill Dewey, or tuition itnce to tudent puruing the T.M. or S..M. nd holding tothe prctice o bptim by immerion.

Th paihv Mmia schahi AfundestablishedbyMr.andMrs.VernonVogelinloing memory o their prent, Mr. nd Mr. JohnPirh nd Mr. nd Mr. om Vogel. Ti wrdproide tuition itnce or tudent with dibilitie.

Th rah J. pa schahi Anendowmentfundfortuitionassistanceprovidedby Mr. Rlph J. Pyne nd other in loing memory o her hubnd, Rlph J. Pyne.

Th Am t pki schahi Anendowmentfund,establishedbyDavidA.Perkinsin loing memory o hi rt wie, to it needy tudent in completing their eminry eduction.

Th Mak a p rik schahi AfundestablishedbyMr.andMrs.MarkRiekefortuition itnce to T.M. tudent in PtorlMinitrie trck who re ctiely inoled inChritin minitry nd who demontrte ubtntillederhip qulitie.

Th Ha K. r schahi AnendowmentfundfortuitionassistanceestablishedbyAnneToddRubeyinmemoryofherhusband,Hrry K. Rubey.

Th ri a Maat raschahi AfundprovidedinhonorofCol.RidgelyandMargaretRyn or tuition itnce or Koren or Koren- Americanstudents.

Th Cci K. a Ji M. schaschahi Anendowmentfundfortuitionassistance,established byAdrianGray,NellStevenson,TrudeHarris,anded Scher, in memory o their prent, Cecil KperScher nd Jeie Me Scher.

Th schahi Aitac Tt AtrustfundestablishedbyafriendoftheSeminaryrom which the erning re ued or tuition itnce.

Th Haz Hick sa schahi AfundfortuitionassistanceprovidedbythelateMr. Willim H. Sey nd Mr. Mrgie Sey in honor o himother, Hzel Hinckley Sey.

Th Chiti Cak simmschahi AnendowmentfundprovidedbythechildrenofMrs.Chritine Ckey Simmon in her honor or tuitionitnce to mrried tudent with children who hcompleted t let one yer o eminry.

Th Chaai (lTC) aci r. a li smitschahi Anannualgiftof$3,000fortuitionassistanceprovidedby Mr. nd Mr. John Smidt in loing memory o hither nd mother, Chplin (LC) Frnci R. ndLoi Smidt.



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Th J. v. smith ami schahiewmt AnendowmentfundestablishedbytheJ.V.Smithmily to proide tuition itnce or tudent tDll Seminry.

Th Cai sth schahi AfundestablishedbyMr.andMrs.JohnM.Stephenson Jr., in loing memory o their on Crig Stephenon,nd ued or the eductionl cot o mrried tudent

with nncil need.

Th richa lhma staschahi AfundestablishedbytheStraussfamilyandfriendsin loing memory o Dr. Richrd Stru to proide

tuition itnce to tudent prepring or ptorlminitry or miionry erice.

Th sia a bg (rt.) l statschahi Afundestablishedtoprovidetuitionassistance or T.M. tudent who pln to enter the militry chplin upon their grdution rom DllTeologicl Seminry.

Th Mai a bi sttt schahi AfundestablishedbyMikeStuttsDinger,DebbieStutts Cooper, Jnet Stutt, nd Bill Stutt in honor o their

prent, Dr. nd Mr. W. F. Stutt. Ti wrd willproide tuition itnce or mrried tudent in theT.M. or D.Min. progrm.

Th Cha C. Ta II schahi AfundestablishedbyfriendsofCharlieTaylorinhishonor nd with thnk or hi continuing minitry in the buine community o Dll. Ti wrd willproide tuition itnce or qulied tudent.

Th H rhi T schahi Afundfortuitionassistanceprovidedbythelate Mrgret Grier odd, widow o Henry Rhine odd,

andcontinuedbytheirdaughter,AnneToddRubey,in loing memory o Dr. Henry Rhine odd, who w member o the Seminry bord rom 1925 to 1948 ndchirmn o the Bord o Incorporte Member rom1936 to 1948.

Th Mat gi T schahi AfundfortuitionassistanceprovidedbyAnneToddRubey in loing memory o her mother, Mr. MrgretGrier odd.

Th Cathi p. Thm a bii p.nma ew pata Miitschahi AfundestablishedaspartoftheestatedistributionofCtherine P. Tompon to proide tuition itnceto qulied third- or ourth-yer T.M. tudent in thePtorl Minitrie trck.

Th Cha H Ttmaschahi AfundfortuitionassistanceprovidedbyMrs. Richrd H. Seume in honor o her ther, Mr. ChrleHenry routmn.

Th ua Hm Miitschahi AfundestablishedbyeRaymondE.andEllenF.Crne Foundtion to proide tuition itnce ortudent with commitment to urbn minitrie,ocuing prticulrly on the homele.

Th Mai vaima a Maia back o schahi AfundestablishedinmemoryofMarieVardimanandMrin Blck Orborn by their mily or tuitionitnce to tudent puruing the T.M. degree.

Th lia b. Wa Mmiaschahi AfundestablishedinmemoryofLindaB.Wadebyher riend nd mily to benet women tudent whore prepring or creer in Chritin minitry nd

who he demontrted lederhip qulitie.

Th Wai schahi AnendowmentfundestablishedbyMr.ScottS.Chndler Jr. to proide tuition itnce or needy,qulied, ingle tudent.

Th W . Wat Mmiaschahi Afundfortuitionassistance,establishedbythelateClr Stewrt Wton in memory o her hubnd, Mr.

Weley F. Wton.

Th rt T. Wiki Miitia ewschahi AfundestablishedaspartoftheestatedistributionofRobert . Wilkinon to proide tuition id or deeringneedy tudent.

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Th Hi nAMe schahi AfundestablishedbyMr.andMrs.DavidBerberian

Jr. to proide tuition itnce or interntionlPh.D. tudent.

Th btt Hh dct Miitschahi Tw a Ct pat AnawardgivenbyfriendsofDallasSeminarytoproide tuition itnce or qulied Doctor o Minitry tudent. Te cholrhip i nmed tohonor the memory o Sgt. Brett Herhey, committedChritin prepring to enter the minitry beore hideathasaresultofaterroristactioninAfghanistanin 2005.

Th Ka a Amaa Mak Mmiaschahi AnawardgiveninmemoryofKarlandAmandaMnke to proide tuition itnce or Ph.D.tudent in the Old etment Studie deprtment.

Th d. J. dwiht ptct schahi ecc i bi eiti AnendowmentfundestablishedbyGeneHongYeeandJoAnYeeinrecognitionofDr.Pentecost’slifelongdeotion to the teching minitry t Dll TeologiclSeminry. Ti wrd will proide tuition itnceor Ph.D. tudent, with preerence gien to thoe

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Th ak a pic ewschahi AfundestablishedbyDorisF.Princeinmemoryofher prent to proide tuition itnce to quliedPh.D. tudent.

Th e. C. a H. M. rt schahi AtermendowmentfundestablishedbyRobertL.andRoemry R. Cromwell in honor o her prent, ErnetC. nd Httie M. Royter, or tuition itnce or mle AmericanstudentsinthePh.D.program.

Th va bkh Mmia schahi AfundestablishedbytheHonorableandMrs.Rollin Vn Broekhoen to proide tuition itnce or

interntionl Ph.D. tudent.

MINORITY STUDENT SCHOLARSHIpS

Th back eaitic etischahi AfundestablishedbytheBlackEvangelisticEnterpriseor tuition itnce to ourth-yer T.M. tudent

who demontrte outtnding tudy o nd minitry intheAfrican-Americancommunityinevangelism nd diciplehip.

Th dai schahi Etblihed by riend o Dll Teologicl Seminry to proide tuition itnce or minority tudent.

Th oa a dth dActischahi AfundestablishedbyMr.andMrs.OrlandoDeAcutis toprovidetuitionassistanceforAfrican-Americantudent.

Th JA g. a rt b. Ha IIIschahi AfundestablishedbyMr.andMrs.RobertB.HollandIIIfortuitionassistanceforAfrican-Americanstudents.

Th l–swick schahi AnendowmentfundestablishedbythefamiliesofMr.nd Mr. Mrtin C. Loorn nd Mr. nd Mr. Jy L.Sedwick Sr. to honor their lie o ithul erice tothe Lord. Te wrd will proide tuition itnce orqulied minority tudent.

Th Hwa C. a Matha M. Mischahi AfundestablishedbyMr.andMrs.HowardC.MillerfortuitionassistanceforAfrican-Americanstudents.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTSCHOLARSHIpSTh dai b. A schahi AfundestablishedbyMr.andMrs.WalterS.Andersonnd riend in memory o their on Did to benetinternationalstudentsinanyoftheMasterofArts degreeprograms,specicallythosefromAsia,Africa,theMiddleEast,orLatinAmericawhoplantoreturnthere ter grdution.

Th b g a Kath bahMmia schahi AfundestablishedbyLindaAland-McMenamyandJ. Hmilton McMenmy in memory o their derriend Bobby Gene nd Kthleen Brhop who wereintrumentl in their Chritin deelopment. TiawardwillprovideassistanceforAfricanstudents.

Th Chi Cha schahi AfundestablishedbyafriendofChinesestudents t Dll Seminry or tuition itnce or Chineetudent rom oere.

Th ga/H/pmischahi AfundestablishedbyDr.J.HowardGoddardandothers

or nncil itnce to deering interntionltudent who how gret promie.

Th richa a shathi gakaThica schahi AfundestablishedbythechildrenandfriendsofMr.nd Mr. Richrd Guneker Sr. to proide tuitionitnce or Sri Lnkn tudent prepring orull-time ptorl nd teching minitry in theirhome country.

Th latt a rick Ha atischahi

Afundestablishedtoprovidetuitionassistanceforthepoue o current interntionl tudent to be ble tocomplete degree well.

Th rt T. a Mai M. Matischahi Ascholarshipfundestablishedtoassistinternationaltudent they prepre or minitry in their country,region,and/orculture.

Th J. v Mcg Titischahi AfundestablishedbyMrs.GeorgeClerkinhonorof

Dr. J. Vernon McGee to it interntionl tudent with their tuition.

Th Micah schahi Etblihed by riend o Dll Teologicl Seminry to proide tuition itnce or interntionl tudent.

Th b a Ja ow schahi AnendowmentfundprovidedbyWendyKangOwenin honor o the godly prent o her lte hubnd nddistributedtostudentsfromAsiawhoarecommittedto preding the gopel in their home countrie.

Th Taiwa stt schahi Afundestablishedfortuitionassistanceforstudentsrom iwn who intend to return to iwn or minitry.

Caaia stt schahi AseparatescholarshipfundisprovidedforCanadiantudent. Te dminitrtion o thi und i in ccord

with the policy tted under the Interntionl StudentScholarshipsheadingintheAdmission,AcademicProcedure, nd Finncil Inormtion ection.

Mica stt schahi AseparatescholarshipfundisprovidedforMexicantudent. Te dminitrtion o thi und i in ccord

with the policy tted under the Interntionl StudentScholarshipsheadingintheAdmission,AcademicProcedure, nd Finncil Inormtion ection.



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OTHER SOURCES OF FINANCIAL AIDvta bftEligible etern my receie mny o the GI Billeduction benet t Dll Teologicl Seminry.Further inormtion i ilble rom the Regitrr’Oce.

ati gat t IiiaSome tudent he ecured izble grnt by loctingoundtion ocited with their prent, employer,regionl re, choltic bility, or peronl octionlinteret. Beore rriing on cmpu, tudent my reerch thee option t locl librry nd onthe Internet.

stt Miiti, Ic. (sMI)Ti i nonprot ntionl orgniztion etblihedto help theologicl tudent receie nncil upportin conjunction with inolement in prt-time minitry.Student eek to rie nncil upport rom mily,riend, churche, or other, who end dontion toSMI, where they re receipted nd orwrded to thetudent monthly lry. Ti proide men o nncil upport tht i tx-deductible or contributornd enble tudent to be inoled in ignicntminitry while in chool. Te ource o income cn beepecilly helpul or tudent who he been upportedor minitrie or miion work beore coming to

Dll, nd whoe upporter would like to helpthem continue in minitry on prt-time bi whiletheyareinseminary.Applicationsandfurtherinormtion my be obtined rom the StudentFinncil Serice Oce.

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GEOGRApHICAL bACkGROUNDSAlabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Alaska . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Arza. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Arkasas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Calra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87

Clrad. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Cectcut. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Delaware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Dstrct Clumba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Flrda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85

Gerga . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89

Guam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Hawa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

idah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

ills. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

idaa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

iwa. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Kasas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Ketucky. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Lusaa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Mae. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Marylad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Massachusetts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Mchga. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

Mesta. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Msssspp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Mssur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

Mtaa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

nebraska. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

nevada. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

new Hampshre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

new Jersey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

new Mec. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

new Yrk. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

nrth Carla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

nrth Dakta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

oh. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

oklahma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49

oreg. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Pesylvaa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

Puert Rc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Suth Carla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Suth Dakta. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Teessee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Teas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 824

Utah. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Vermt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Vrga . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Washgt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

West Vrga . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Wscs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Wymg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

States represetedcludg D.C., Guam, ad Puert Rc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52



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Albaa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Argeta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Australa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Bahamas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Blva . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1

Brazl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Camer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Caada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Clmba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1

Côte d’ivre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Demark. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Ecuadr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1

El Salvadr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Fare islads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Ghaa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

Guatemala . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

Hduras . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

ida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

irelad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Japa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Kazakhsta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Keya . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Leba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Lbera . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1

Malaysa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Mec . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Mgla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

ngera . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Phlppes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Plad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Rmaa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Russa. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Rwada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Sgapre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Suth Arca. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Suth Krea. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Sr Laka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Tawa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Tazaa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Tg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1

Turkey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1

Ugada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1Uted Kgdm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Uruguay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Zamba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

cut ptd . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

* Includes some U.S. citizens raised in oreign

countries.

DENOMINATIONAL

bACkGROUNDSAssembly Gd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Baptst . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 710

Amerca . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

Bble Fellwshp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1BMA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Cservatve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

GARB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17Geeral Cerece . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

idepedet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

natal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

nrth Amerca . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Suther . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 348other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243

Bble Fellwshp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Brethre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11Grace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

Plymuth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Uted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Calvary Chapel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Chrsta ad Mssary Allace. . . . . . . . . 22Chrsta Church. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Church Chrst . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Church Gd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Church the nazaree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Cveat Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Dscples Chrst . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Epscpala . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Evagelcal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37Evagelcal Cveat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Evagelcal Free Church Amerca . . . . . . . 63

Fellwshp/Bble. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3idepedet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 287

idepedet Fudametal

Churches Amerca . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Luthera . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Asscat Free Lutheras . . . . . . . . . 1

Evagelcal Luthera Church . . . . . . . . . . 1Evagelcal Luthera Church Amerca . . 1

Mssur Syd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Methdst . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

Uted Methdst . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Mssary Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

ndematal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 605Petecstal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Presbytera . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

Evagelcal Presbytera . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Presbytera Church Amerca . . . . . . . 18

Presbytera Church USA . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Uted Presbytera Church USA . . . . . . . 1other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Rermed Church Amerca . . . . . . . . . . . .4Veyard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Dat ptd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75

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Th.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 734

M.A. Bblcal Cuselg . . . . . . . . . . . . 148

M.A. Bblcal Eegess ad Lgustcs. . . . . 12

M.A. Chrsta Educat. . . . . . . . . . . . 146

M.A. Crsscultural Mstres. . . . . . . . . . 87

M.A. Meda ad Cmmucat . . . . . . . 33

M.A. Bblcal Studes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87

S.T.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

D.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137

Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89

Certcate Graduate Studes . . . . . . . . . . 24

ndegree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

subtta 1,559

ATLAnTA ExTEnsiOn

Th.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

M.A. Chrsta Educat. . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

M.A. Crsscultural Mstres. . . . . . . . . . .2

M.A. Bblcal Studes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Certcate Graduate Studes . . . . . . . . . . . 4

ndegree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

subtta 46

AusTin ExTEnsiOn

Th.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

M.A. Bblcal Cuselg . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1

M.A. Chrsta Educat. . . . . . . . . . . . . .3


M.A. Bblcal Studes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6


subtta 21

HOusTOn ExTEnsiOn

Th.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

M.A. Bblcal Cuselg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

M.A. Chrsta Educat. . . . . . . . . . . . . 45


M.A. Meda ad Cmmucat . . . . . . . . 1

M.A. Bblcal Studes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40


ndegree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

subtta 173

sAn AnTOniO ExTEnsiOn

M.A. Chrsta Educat. . . . . . . . . . . . . .1

M.A. Bblcal Studes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

subtta 7

TAmpA ExTEnsiOn

Th.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5M.A. Chrsta Educat. . . . . . . . . . . . . .1

M.A. Crsscultural Mstres . . . . . . . . . . .1

M.A. Meda ad Cmmucat . . . . . . . . 1

M.A. Bblcal Studes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22


ndegree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

subtta 33

olely Studets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203

subtta 203

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n. 2428 m.F. T rc

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Dc. 2226 m.m. Ct B—s Cd

winTersession 2008–2009Dc. 2931; m.wd.;J. 23 F.st.

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J. 9 F. etc e n stdt

J. 12 m. C B

J. 19 m. mt lt k J. D— c

J. 2023 T.F. spt l Cc

Fb. 36 T.F. w. h. gt T mlctp

m. 56 T.F. Dc D!

m. 913 m.F. wd et Cc

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Fcuty wp au. 18–19 au. 17–18 au. 23–24

oitti au. 20 au. 19 au. 25

etc ex n studt au. 21 au. 20 au. 26

C Bi au. 24 au. 23 au. 29

lb Dy—siy Cd spt. 7 spt. 6 spt. 5

nt D. mi mi si oct. 6–9 oct. 5–8 oct. 4–7

i Bib expiti*

Dicv D! oct. 16 oct. 15 oct. 14

mii d evi lctuip* nv. 3–6 nv. 2–5 nv. 1–4

Dicv D! nv. 13 nv. 12 nv. 11

rdi w nv. 16–20 nv. 15–19 nv. 14–18

Tivi rc nv. 23–27 nv. 22–26 nv. 21-25

Fi exiti Dc. 14–18 Dc. 13–17 Dc. 19–23

siy Cd Dc. 21–25 Dc. 20–24 Dc. 26–30

Wintereion Dc. 28–31; J. 2 Dc. 27–31 J. 2–13

J. 4–8 J. 3–7

spring semeter 2010 2011 2012

oitti J. 7 J. 6 J. 12

etc ex n studt J. 8 J. 7 J. 13

C Bi J. 11 J. 10 J. 17 †

mti lut ki J. Dy J. 18 J. 17 J. 16 †

spiitu li Cc J. 19–22 J. 18–21 J. 24–27

w. h. gift T lctuip* Fb. 2–5 Fb. 1–4 Fb. 7–10

Dicv D! m. 4–5 m. 3–4 m. 1–2

wd evizti Cc m. 8–12 m. 7–11 m. 5–9

spi B m. 15–19 m. 14–18 m. 12–16

gd Fidy—siy Cd api 2 api 22 api 6

Fi exiti my 3–7 my 2–6 my 7–11

Cct Cp my 7 my 6 my 11

Cct my 8 my 7 my 12

summer school my 10–au. 6 my 9–au. 5 my 14–au. 10

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Abut Dallas Semary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–11Academc Advsg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Academc Caledar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 211, 213Academc Dscple . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76Academc Lad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75, 80Academc Mstry Tracks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 old Testamet Studes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 4, 87–91 new Testamet Studes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 4, 92–95 Bble Epst. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24, 97–101 Systematc Thelgy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24, 103–107 Hstrcal Thelgy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24, 103–107 Bblcal Cuselg. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24, 116–119 Chrsta Educat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24, 120–124 Wrld Msss ad itercultural Studes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8, 24, 125–128A c a d e m c P r c e d u r e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 9, 75–76

Academc Prgrams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19, 20–67A ca d e m c Pr gr e s s S a t s a ct r y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 0 A ccr e d t a t a d A f l a t s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i F C , 10Admstrat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 155, 186–187Admss. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70–74 nbaccalaureate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71–72Admss t Caddacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28, 31–32, 34, 53, 55, 58, 63A d u l t M s t r y C ce t r a t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 6 , 43Advaced Stadg Credt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3, 73Alum ad Placemet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8, 10Applcat Prcedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3, 70–71Appled Research Prject Reuremets DM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58Audt Studets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72–73

Awards. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184–185, 199–201 Cmmecemet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 199–201 n c m m e c e m e t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 0 0 – 2 0 1 Faculty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184–185

Bble Traslat Track . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24, 25Bibliotheca Sacra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Bard icrprate Members. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188–189

Caddacy, Admss t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28, 31–32, 34, 53, 55, 58, 63Ceter r Bblcal Studes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Ceter r Chrsta Leadershp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Chapel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Ch ldre’s Mstry Ccetrat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26, 43C h r s t a S ch l A d m s t r a t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 3Classcat Studets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72–73Cllege Teachg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43Cereces, ocampus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Ctug Educat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Cre Cmpeteces. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Cuselg ad Testg Servces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 4Curse Descrpts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83–153C u r s e P a p e r s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 5Crsscultural Mstres Track . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24, 25–26C u r r c u l u m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 , 21, 22, 23, 36, 41, 45, 48, 51, 53

D a l l a s D s t c t v e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7D e g r e e C e r r a l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 6Degree Reuremets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20–67D s s e r t a t R e u r e m e t s Ph D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 3Dvs Bblcal Studes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83, 86–101 Departmet old Testamet Studes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .87–91, 143–145 Departmet new Testamet Studes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .92–95, 145–147 Departmet Bble Epst . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .97–101, 147–148Dvs Thelgcal Studes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83, 102–107 Departmet Thelgcal Studes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102–107, 143–145Dvs Mstres ad Cmmucat.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83, 109–134 Departmet Pastral Mstr es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .110–115 Departmet Bblcal Cuselg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .116–119

Departmet Chrsta Educat.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .120–124



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Departmet Wrld Msssad itercultural Studes . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8, 125–128

Departmet Sprtual Frmatad Leadershp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129–134

Dctral Prgrams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56–63DM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44, 56–59, 64, 83, 136–142DMCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44PhD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60–63, 83, 143–149Dctral Pst/Statemet . . . . . . . . . . . . .3, 191–195

Educatal Admstrat Ccetrat . . . . 26, 43Educatal Leadershp Ccetrat . . . . . 24, 26, 43Educatal Leadershp Track . . . . . . . . . . 24, 26–27, 43 Educatal Leadershp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24, 26, 43 Chldre’s Mstry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24, 26, 43

Yuth Mstry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24, 26, 43 Adult Mstry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 4, 26, 43 Famly Le Mstry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24, 26, 43 Educatal Admstrat . . . . . . . . . . . . 24, 26, 43Educat al Partershps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .65Evagelsm ad Dscpleshp

Mstry Track . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26–27Eveg/Weeked Curses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .67Emplymet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3, 15Erl lmet Summary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .208–210Etes Prgrams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Faculty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8, 10, 16, 155–176

Faculty Publcats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .177–183Famly Le Mstry Ccetrat . . . . . . . . . 24, 26, 43Facal Ad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3, 79–81Faca l irmat. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .69, 77–81Fees ad Epeses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77–78Facal S ervces. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79–80 S ch l a r s h p s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 0 – 8 1 , 202–207 Tut Maagemet Systems

Pa y m e t P l a T M S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 0 Stard La Prgram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79–80Freuetly Asked quests . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Geeral irmat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 155–213, 216

Gradg System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76Graduate isttute

Appled Lgustcs GiAL.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37–41Graduat

Reuremets. . . . . . . . .29, 32, 34, 53, 55, 59, 63, 75

Health isurace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Hstrcal Mlestes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Hstrcal Thelgy . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24, 27, 103–105, 107Hstry Dallas Semary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 , 9H u s g . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 , 16, 216

idepedet Status . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

idepedet Study . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75isttute Thelgcal Studes . . . . . . . . . 83, 151–153iterdscplary Studes Track. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24, 27iteratal Studets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73–74israel Study Prgram. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65

Jerusalem Uversty Cllege. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .65Jb Placemet Ass stace. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 , 8

Kindred Spirit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Lectureshps/Cereces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66, 196–197Letter rm the Presdet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Lbrary Turp/Msher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16, 216L c a t / D a l l a s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1

Maps/Drects. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .216

Master’s Prgrams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19–53 Th.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21–29 ST.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30–32, 63 M.A./BC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35–36 M.A./BEL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37–41 M.A./CE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42–45 M.A./CM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46–48 M.A./MC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50–51 M . A . B S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 2 – 5 3 , 64 C . G . S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 4 – 5 5 , 64Meda Arts Mstry Track. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24, 27Mstry Ehacemet Prgrams.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66Mstry opprtutes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 4Mss Statemet/Semary Cmpeteces. . . . . .6–7

new Studet oretat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 2ndegree Studets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72ndepartmetal Curses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 5

ole Educat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67o r e t a t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 2 E t e r g S t u d e t s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 2 iteratal Studets . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72, 73–74, 85

Parachurch Mstres Track . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24, 28, 43Pastral Mstres Track . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24, 28Physcal Ftess Facltes/

Baylr Tm Ladry Ftess Ceter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Presemary Preparat. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 1

Regstrat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75Resdece Reuremets. . . . . . . . .28, 31, 34, 52, 55, 63

Semary Wves Mstry SWiM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Specal Prgrams ad Sesss.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64–67Specal Studets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73Sprtual Frmat/

Develpmet. . . . . . . 8, 14, 24, 44, 47, 51, 129–134Stard La Prgram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79–80Statemet Purpse. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Studet Classcat. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72–73

Regular Studets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 ndegree Studets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 Audt Studets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72–73 Specal Studets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73Studet Gvermet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Studet Hadbk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Studet Le/Servces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13–17Studet Msss Fellwshp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15Studet newspaper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Studets wth Dsabltes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15–16, 80Studet Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .208–210Summer Schl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67Systematc Thelgy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24, 27, 105–107

TESoL Certcate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 , 66, 128 Traser Credt . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3, 21, 31, 33, 51, 52, 55, 73 Tut . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77

Uversty nrth Teas UnT Cllabratve Prgram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 5

Valdat Curses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

Weeked/Eveg Curses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .67Wtersess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67Wme’s Mstry

T r a ck / E m p h a s s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 4 , 28, 43, 57Wme’s Studet Fellwshp Bard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Yuth Mstry Ccetrat. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24, 26, 43

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