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2008-2009 Catalog Volume XXXIII Olume XXXIII 2008-20092008-2009 CatalogCatalog VVolumeolume XXXIIIXXXIII 1 Statement of Administration It is often said, “We are living in the greatest days of opportunity,” when it comes to evangelizing the world with the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. With opportunity comes responsibility. Trinity Baptist College is the place for those who want to seize the great opportunities in the Lord’s work. We are training in every area of Christian work: pastors, staff positions, missionaries, school teachers, and secretaries. Great opportunities! Trinity is balanced with responsibility. We are responsible to train our students with a commitment to the Word of God. We are responsible to impart devotion to the local church. We are responsible to teach students to love Christ. We are responsible to motivate people in soulwinning and world evangelization. In a great day of opportunities - Trinity will prepare you to meet the challenge. Sincerely in Christ, Dr. Tom Messer Chancellor Where to attend Bible College is one of the most important decisions in life. Trinity Baptist College is an institution that stands firmly on the Word of God, believes strongly in the local church, and strives earnestly to provide quality education at an affordable cost. Our world is in desperate need of men and women who are committed to Christ and are competent to communicate God’s Word in a relevant man- ner. Trinity Baptist College is not for everyone, but it might be the right choice for you! In Him, Dr. Charles T. Shoemaker President 2 Table of Contents Statement of Administration ................................................................... 2 Calendar of Events ................................................................................. 5 Authorization to Operate ........................................................................ 6 Information on Accreditation ................................................................... 6 General Information............................................................................ 7 Doctrinal Statement ............................................................................... 8 Mission Statement ................................................................................. 14 Educational Philosophy ......................................................................... 16 Undergraduate Studies ....................................................................... 17 Student Life ............................................................................................ 17 Financial Information .............................................................................. 25 Admissions Information .......................................................................... 33 Academic Information ............................................................................ 39 Programs of Study ................................................................................. 53 Division of Biblical Studies ..................................................................... 54 Division of Education .............................................................................. 61 Office Administration Major .................................................................... 69 General Studies Major............................................................................ 70 Course Descriptions............................................................................... 71 Graduate Studies ................................................................................ 99 Statement of Administration ................................................................. 100 Academic Calendar .............................................................................. 101 Graduate Program Curriculum .............................................................. 104 Financial Information ............................................................................. 111 Admissions Information .........................................................................115 Academic Information ...........................................................................119 Course Descriptions............................................................................. 125 Personnel ............................................................................................ 133 3 Correspondence Directory For Information On: Write or Call: Admissions Information ....................................... Admissions Office 904-596-2450 Financial Aid Information ..................................... Financial Aid Administrator 904-596-2445 Transcripts/Academic Records, Scheduling Information, and Summer Sessions .................... Registrar 904-596-2452 Visitors ............................................................... Admissions Office 904-596-2450 Alumni Information .............................................. Alumni Director 904-596-2489 Student Services ................................................. Dean of Students 904-596-2300 Trinity Baptist College 800 Hammond Blvd. Jacksonville, Florida 32221 Telephone 904-596-2450 Email [email protected] It is understood that attendance at Trinity Baptist College is a privilege and not a right. Students forfeit this privilege if they do not conform to the standards and regulations established by the Administration. The College may request withdrawal of any student at any time who does not fit into the spirit of the College whether or not he/she conforms to the specific rules of the College. This Trinity Baptist College catalog contains the information currently in force regarding admissions, calendar, degree requirements, fees, regula- tions and course offerings. The College reserves the right to make changes at any time. These changes become effective whenever the Administration so determines, and shall, at the discretion of the college authorities, apply not only to prospective students, but also to those that are presently ma- triculated at the College. Changes are to enhance degree programs, and the College will not jeopardize a student’s degree completion. Trinity Baptist College admits students of any race, color, national or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the college. It does not discrimi- nate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in the administra- tion of policies, financial aid programs, athletic, and other college-adminis- tered programs. 4 Calendar of Events Summer Session 2008 Fast Track Classes....................................................................... May 5-9 First Session Registration ................................................................................... May 12 Classes Begin ............................................................................... May 13 Last Day for Registration with Credit .............................................. May 14 Final Examinations for First Session ............................................. June 13 Second Session Classes Begin ............................................................................... June 16 Final Examinations for Second Session ......................................... July 18 2008-2009 Fall Semester Dormitories Open for New Students ........................................... August 16 New Student Orientation, Testing, and Registration .............. August 18-19 Returning Student Registration .................................................. August 19 Classes Begin ........................................................................... August 20 Last Day for Registration with Credit .......................................... August 26 Labor Day .............................................................................. September 1 Mid-Semester Examinations ................................................October 13-17 Veterans Day ......................................................................... November 11 Thanksgiving Holiday ........................................................ November 26-28 Final Examinations .............................................................. December 1-5 Winter Fast Track Classes ................................................ December 8-12 2008-2009 Spring Semester Dormitories Open ........................................................................January 5 New Student Orientation, Testing, and Registration ....................January 5 Returning Student Registration ...................................................January 6 Classes Begin ............................................................................January 7 Last Day for Registration with Credit ......................................... January 13 Civil Rights Day ........................................................................ January 19 Missions Conference ............................................................. February 4-8 Presidents Day ....................................................................... February 16 Mid-Semester Examinations .............................................. February 23-27 Spring Vacation ...................................................................... March 23-27 Youth Conference.......................................................................... April 1-3 Final Examinations .................................................................. April 24-30 Graduation Week Activities ................................................. April 29-May 2 Commencement
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