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2010-2012 Academic Catalog a community called ... 2010-2012asburyseminary.edu 800.2ASBURY Academic catalog 2010-2012 Academic a community called . catalogto prepare theologically educated, sanctified, Spirit-filled men and women to evangelize and to spread scriptural holiness throughout the world through the love of Jesus Christ, in the power of the Holy Spirit and to the glory of God the Father. asburyseminary.edu 800.2ASBURY 2 Table of contents 2010-2012 Academic catalog 2010-2012 Academic catalog Table of contents ......................................................5 Master of Theology in Biblical Studies ....................... 116 Academic 2010-2011 Academic calenda calendar r ...................................................6 Master of Theology in World Mission 2011-2012 Academic calendar ...................................................9 and Evangelism ................................................................. 118 Doctor of Philosophy .................................................... 120 ......................................................13 Doctor of Philosophy in Biblical Studies ....................121 Statement of faith Doctor of Philosophy in Intercultural Studies ...........124 ................................................15 General Statement ofinformatio educational missionn ............................................16 ...................................127 Educational assumptions ...........................................................16 Organization School of Biblical Interpretation of schools and Proclamation .......... 129 Commitments to the student ...................................................17 School of Practical Theology ..................................................133 Ethos statement ...........................................................................18 Mentored ministries program .............................................135 Historical statement ....................................................................18 School of Theology and Formation .......................................136 Accreditation ................................................................................18 School of Urban Ministries ......................................................138 Christian formation program .....................................................19 E. Stanley Jones School of World Mission Locations .......................................................................................19 and Evangelism ......................................................................139 Interdenominational relationships, foundations and institutional memberships .................................................21 ..................141 Asbury Foundation for Theological Education, Inc. .............22 Graduate Graduate course course description descriptions index ........................................142 BS Biblical Studies .....................................................................143 ..........................................23 BT Biblical Theology .................................................................145 Academic Admission policies informatio and proceduresn .........................................24 CA Christian Arts ...................................................................... 146 Academic policies and procedures ......................................... 30 CD Christian Discipleship ........................................................147 Affiliated and cooperative programs ........................................39 CH Church History .................................................................. 150 CL Christian Leadership ...........................................................153 ......................................................45 CM Campus Ministry ................................................................156 Programs Certificate program of studs ..................................................................y 46 CO Counseling ...........................................................................157 Certificate in Christian Studies ........................................... 46 CS Christian Ethics and Society .............................................161 Certificates in Christian Discipleship DO Christian Doctrine ............................................................ 165 and Christian Leadership ...................................................... 46 IBS See NT(IBS) or OT(IBS) Master of Divinity ........................................................................51 IS Integrative Studies ............................................................... 168 Master of Arts ..............................................................................59 IT Technology in Ministry ....................................................... 169 Master of Arts (Specialization in Biblical Studies) ..........61 MM Mentored Ministry ............................................................170 Master of Arts (Specialization in Theological Studies) ..... 64 MS Christian Mission ................................................................172 Master of Arts in Christian Education ................................67 MU Church Music ......................................................................177 Master of Arts in Christian Leadership...............................71 NT New Testament ....................................................................178 Master of Arts in Christian Ministries ................................75 NT(IBS) New Testament Inductive Biblical Studies ...........182 Master of Arts in Intercultural Studies .............................. 80 OT Old Testament .................................................................... 18 4 Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Counseling ........ 84 OT(IBS) Old Testament Inductive Biblical Studies ...........18 8 Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling ................... 88 PC Pastoral Care ....................................................................... 190 Master of Arts in Pastoral Counseling ............................... 93 PH Philosophy of Religion ...................................................... 192 Master of Arts in World Mission and Evangelism .............97 PR Preaching .............................................................................. 194 Master of Arts in Youth Ministry ......................................100 SF Spiritual Formation ..............................................................197 Doctor of Ministry .................................................................... 103 ST Systematic Theology ......................................................... 199 Postgraduate degrees ............................................................... 113 WO Worship ............................................................................... 201 Master of Theology .............................................................. 115 YM Youth Ministry ...................................................................204 2010-2012 Academic catalog Table of contents 3 ...................207 Doctoral Doctoral course course description description index ........................................s 208 Doctor of Ministry ....................................................................209 DM Doctor of Ministry .......................................................209 Postgraduate studies ................................................................214 BB Bibliography and Research ...........................................214 BS Biblical Studies ................................................................214 CD Christian Discipleship ...................................................215 DMIS Doctor of Missiology ................................................215 MC Contextualization Studies ...........................................215 MD Development Studies ...................................................217 ME Evanglization Studies ....................................................218 MH Historical-Theological Studies....................................219 NT New Testament .............................................................. 221 NT(IBS) New Testament Inductive Biblical Studies ..........222 OT Old Testament ...............................................................222 OT(IBS) Old Testament Inductive Biblical Studies ...........222 PHD Doctor of Philosophy ................................................222 THM Master of Theology .................................................. 223 ............................................................225 CommunityFlorida Dunnam lif campuse .....................................................226 Kentucky campus .................................................................228 Online courses (ExL) ...........................................................230 .......................................... 231 Financial Fees and expenses informatio ...................................................................n 232 Student financial aid ............................................................... 238 .......................... 245 Faculty Offices ofand the Seminar administratioy ...........................................................n 246 The President, Vice Presidents and Faculty ........................248 ......................................273 Statistical information ..........................................................................................275 Index 4 Table of contents 2010-2012 Academic catalog Academic2010-2012
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