Winter Semester '07

All Nations School of Ministry

Winter Semester '07

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Start Date:
Week of February 12, '07

End Date:
Week of April 30, '07

Location:
Kapaa Missionary Church,

4-758 Kuhio Hwy, Kapaa, HI 96746-1541

The Fall Semester 2006 will offer a total of three classes:

Christian Faith 101
Homiletics (the art of preparing and communicating messages)

(look at "Class Breakdown" for specifics)

* A student may attend as many classes as he/she chooses, the decision is yours. There is a limit though of 20 students per class, so hurry! Breakdown of the class schedule will be as follows:

* All Classes are from 7-9 p.m.

KAPAA

Homiletics - Monday

Instr: Mark Randolph

Christian Faith 101 - Thursday

Instr: Harold Kilborn

Please Note:

The absence of classes on the South Shore is not intended to be permanent. Sorry for any inconvenience.

It is advised (not mandated) for students who are just beginning to take the Extreme Discipleship and Christian Theology 101 prior to taking the other offered classes. Both of these classes lay an excellent foundation that will make the Old & New Testament Survey along with the other classes more beneficial. But, the choice is yours!

A student may take one to four classes depending on what is best for them. He/she will simply need to synchronize the days.

*** Most students take two classes per week, but please feel free to make the best decision for you!

One More Thing...

Students are expected to have with them notepad / binders, pen/pencil, and any other material they receive in class. There will be periodic tests, homework (incl. reading) and a final exam. These classes, while relaxed in style, are college courses and will require the student to apply him/her self to their studies.

There will be coffee available and occasional snacks during the class. You are welcome to bring water but please limit your drinks to that, thank you. We also ask that each student be prepared physically as well as spiritually for the class so you receive all that is available. Both classes are designed not only for education but also for transformation. It is our intention that ANSM be a school where anyone who is eager can be effectively trained, imparted into, equipped and released into their particular field of ministry. So, let's go for it!

Students are allowed to miss up to three classes and still pass the class. If there are more than three absences, they will run the risk of receiving an Incomplete grade. There is also a Dean of Students available to assist the students in the various needs they may have. We are here to walk with the students through their time with us in order that they might fully benefit from this experience. We hope to see you at ANSM!

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Class Breakdown