2018-2019 Course Catalog
CMM College of Theology PO Box 7705, Charlotte, NC 28241 [email protected] office: 704-225-3927 Fax: 1-888-816-0725 cmmtheology.org
CMM College of Theology is global, live and online.
CMM College of Theology History
Correll Missionary Ministries was founded in 1978 to take the Good News of Jesus Christ into all the earth. Our College of Theology is entering our 12th year of strengthening Biblical knowledge, faith and understanding of the Word in many nations.
Transfer of credits from CMM College of Theology to another institution is at the discretion of the receiving institution. CMM College of Theology is a satellite school of North Carolina College of Theology, based in Wilmington, NC.
All communication and homework is handled through our class teachers and the office of the satellite school President, Dr. Jorge Parrott.
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Our school helps people who want to grow in passion and hunger for the Lord learn to think and study in fresh ways, so that they can fulfill their destiny and build the kingdom of God in the sphere of influence in which they are called, unlike other schools who define their student achievements by the knowledge they can recite; we build, edify, and encourage through thought-provoking work to develop depth, authority, and revelation. This is challenging, personal and powerful.
CMM College of Theology strives to pioneer transformational theological training with revelatory study. Eligible students can graduate in one year with an Associates or Bachelor’s Degree in Biblical Studies and progress to a Graduate, Masters, or Doctorate in Theology as well as a PhD.
The aim of the School of Theology is to teach fundamental truths of the faith with revelation that prepares students to disciple the world in Spirit and Truth.
Dr. Jorge Parrott is the President of the School of Theology and is also the Missions Director of CM/Missions offers short, mid, and long-term missions placement as well as internships to assist CMM College of Theology students in determining if they are called to missions and seeking their place after graduation, as well as fulfilling their destinies.
The CM Missions network has thousands of missionary leaders serving in 69 nations, equipping national pastors who have planted thousands of churches, schools, orphanages, and medical facilities. Dr. Jorge Parrott is the President of CMM Theology, the President of CMM (Correll Missionary Ministries). CM Missions also handles cross- cultural training, support raising, disaster response, humanitarian aid, including the persecuted church, and donor relations for those serving in missions.
Dean, Dr. Nancy Daniel has been the Dean of our School for 10 years. She is uniquely gifted to listen, and help students discover their purpose, ignite their passion and bring transformational discovery. The professors she oversees share our desire to ignite a deep hunger for the Lord in a rare and transformative way not found in any school globally. Our staff has earned the trust and respect of hundreds of our students and many develop life time relationships with our team.
3 STATEMENT OF BELIEFS The following is a statement of our position of basic Christian doctrines. As once stated by a great missionary, “There are certain basic Christian truths about which there must be agreement. On all other doctrines there should be liberty. In all things there must be charity.” It is our resolution to take an uncompromising stand on the essential doctrines of the faith, and extend “the right hand of fellowship” to all who hold to them. It is also our resolution to protect the liberty of Christians to hold different perspectives on the “non-essential” doctrines. There are doctrines we may consider non-essential, but which are important. We therefore make known our belief on these, while presenting them with tolerance toward those who may hold a different position. We are committed to truth and accuracy in doctrine, but also understand that one can hold right doctrines and still do damage to the body of Christ by causing divisions over the non-essentials. We are therefore just as committed to the essential Christian character, believing that “In all things there must be charity.” As the apostle stated, “The goal of our instruction is love, from a pure heart and a sincere faith” (I Timothy 1:5). That, too, is our goal and commitment as we promote the following teachings that we hold as truth: On the Person of Jesus There is only one true God, Who is revealed in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Jesus Christ is the Word (Logos) of God. The Word was with God in the beginning, which states His pre-existence as one with God. “By Him all things were created, both in the heavens and on earth” (Colossians 1:16), therefore making Jesus the Creator. Jesus Christ is the Purpose of God found in all of creation. He is the Father’s delight and desire, and the Father is looking for the reflection of His Son in all created things. Jesus is the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End. In the beginning, it was the ultimate purpose of God for all things to be summed up in Christ (Ephesians 1:10). Jesus Christ, Who pre-existed with God in the form of God, emptied Himself to become fully a man that He might be the propitiatory sacrifice for the sins of mankind. Through His propitiatory sacrifice made on the cross, all who believe in Him and His sacrifice have their sins remitted and are restored to the fellowship with God lost by man’s transgression. Jesus was born of a virgin, by the seed of the Holy Spirit. His virgin birth is a testimony that only the Spirit can beget that which is Spirit. Those of the new creation are not solely of human origin, but are born from above by the Holy Spirit. The resurrection of Jesus’ physical body after His crucifixion was literal, as will be the resurrection of both the just and the unjust on the Day of Judgment. “There is one God, and one mediator also between God and men, the man Christ Jesus” (I Timothy 2:5). All who seek restoration and fellowship with God must go through Jesus and cannot approach God through any person, spirit or doctrine. It is also a supreme presumption for any person or institution to seek to be mediator for others in place of Christ Jesus Himself. The apostolic commission was for His followers to labor until Christ was formed in His church, to present every person complete in Christ, and to manifest the sweet aroma of the knowledge of Him in every place. When Jesus is lifted up, He will draw all people to Himself. We consider it the primary purpose of the church to esteem and exalt Jesus in every way. It is the focus and devotion of CM Missions to know and preach Him, and not ourselves. We pray for the grace to continually respond to His call to return to our first Love, that we might passionately devote ourselves to pleasing Him in all things while preparing for His return. On Man We believe that man was created by God from the dust of the earth, without sin or the knowledge of good and evil. The first man, Adam, transgressed the command of God, and as God had warned, the process of death entered him and all of his descendants because of that transgression. Therefore, all have sinned and are worthy of the sentence of death. Because of our unrighteousness, we are unable to approach a holy God, except through the atoning sacrifice of Jesus. Through Jesus, we not only can come before the Throne of Grace, but we may approach it boldly since our confidence is not in ourselves, but in the Lord Jesus. The following is a statement of our position of basic Christian doctrines. As once stated by a great missionary, “There are certain basic Christian truths about which there must be agreement. On all other doctrines there should be liberty. In all things there must be charity.” It is our resolution to take an uncompromising stand on the essential doctrines of the faith, and extend “the right hand of fellowship” to all who hold to them. It is also our resolution to protect the liberty of Christians to hold different perspectives on the “non-essential” doctrines.
For our complete statement see: http://cmmtheology.org/statement-of-faith/
4 CMM COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY ADMINISTRATIVE POLICIES
Our Program Basis We have abbreviated our requirements for graduate and postgraduate degrees in effort to hold the tuition to a minimum and allow busy ministers and working students every opportunity for higher Spirit filled, prophetic, Christian education. It is the desire CMM College of Theology to mix the Word with the Spirit out of a deep well of the rich prophetic heritage that CMM offers. Each year is a complete package for the degree.
Curriculum and Reference Material The CMM College of Theology seeks to offer the highest quality curriculum and reference materials. Resources are subject to change at the discretion of our faculty leaders. Not all subjects are taught every year.
Student Nondiscrimination Policy The CMM College of Theology admits students of all race, color national and ethnic origin with all rights, privileges, programs and activates made available to students of CMM College of Theology. CMM College of Theology does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethical origin in administration of its policies, loan policies or other school administration programs.
Statement Standards All students are required to give a testimony of having accepted Jesus Christ as their personal savior and Lord. Each student is expected to conduct himself/herself in a manner that will at no time bring reproach upon our Savior or CMM.
Requirements for Admission To consider your application for admission, the following is to be understood and submitted: • Students must be 18 years of age or older and profess Christ as Lord. • Students must have a high school diploma or the equivalent. • All materials must be in English. • Submit your official application for admission online at https://CMMtheology.org • You must be proficient in the English language and have a minimum TOEFL score of 70 on the internet-based test, or 523 on the paper-based test.
Application Fees and Tuition A non-refundable application fee of $60 must accompany all applications. Upon approval of application one-third of tuition plus cost of workbooks is due at REGISTRATION. Please note that workbooks will not be released without pre-payment! Remaining balance of tuition and other application fees MUST be paid in full by April 15th of each school year. A 10% discount will be applied for all full pre-payment tuition.
Life-Earned Credits CMM College of Theology recognizes life-learning experience for Doctoral degree and issues credit for such experience. However, CMM College of Theology Administration/Department Head must determine such credit during the candidate’s evaluation process.
Transferred Credits CMM College of Theology reserves the right to allow credits earned at other institutions for similar courses taken at that institution. If credit is awarded, the candidate will be assessed $2.00 per credit hour. These hours may not exceed 60% of the required hours for graduation from CMM College of Theology
Application for Advanced Standing Simply enclose all of the information requested on the enrollment application, along with the appropriate fees. Make your check payable to CMM (you can pay online or in the Missions office). You will be given a detailed report of your advanced standing in the degree program.
5 Refund Policy Students may change or drop a program at any time during the first week after notification of their acceptance into CMM College of Theology. When a program is dropped, or withdrawn from and no substitute is taken, a 10% refund will be made upon request. No refunds are given for workbooks. Students must notify CMM College of Theology in writing, of the intention to withdraw or drop a program, no refunds on doctoral degrees.
Accreditation If the sole purpose of needing an education is for the Gospel ministry or related field within Christina ministry, secular accreditation is not necessary or required All Christian churches accept quality Christian education regardless to which accreditation group, if any the referenced institution belongs. If study is for purpose other than ministry, such as business administrator, engineer, lawyer etc., Students should apply to an institution that belongs to a regional accrediting association. In secular education, regional accreditation is essential! For education of those in Christian service, secular accreditation does little more than typically make the tuition beyond the reach of most ministers.
As noted in the Structure section, CMM College of Theology provides Bachelors, Masters, and Doctoral and PhD Degrees. We have been able to secure full accreditation through Accrediting Commission International, Inc. Inquiries please write: Accrediting Commission. International, Inc., PO Box 1030, Beebe, AR 72012. This private accrediting keeps tuition cost at a minimum.
NCCT is a member and an independent subsidiary with Accrediting Commission International, Inc. This agency is not formally recognized by the US Department of Education. We operate legally as an exempt educational institution in and out of the state of North Carolina.
We are also accredited by Transworld Accrediting Commission International. This accrediting association is not formally recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. NCCT operates legally as an exempt.
Important Note The appropriate state University of North Carolina authority has declared the relevant degree program of study exempt from the requirements for licensure under provisions of North Carolina general statures section G.S. 116-15 (d) for exemption from licensure with respect to religious education. Exemption from licensure is based upon assessment of program quality under established licensing standards. King James Version is the Bible used for answers and final papers, though you can study with any other Bible.
Grading System A = 3.6 - 4.0 ...... S u p e r i o r B = 3.2 - 3.59...... E x c e l l e n t C = 2.18 - 3.19...... A v e r a g e Below C ...... Incomplete
STUDENT GRIEVANCES
Informal Resolution We use the Biblical method of resolution according to Matthew 18:15-17
“If your brother sins against you, go and tell him his fault, between you and him alone. If he listens to you, you have gained your brother. But if he does not listen, take one or two others along with you, that every charge may be established by the evidence of two or three witnesses. If he refuses to listen to them, tell it to the church.”
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The student is strongly encouraged, to discuss his or her grievance with the person alleged to have caused the problem. This discussion should be held as soon as the student first becomes aware of the act or condition that is the basis of the grievance. Additionally, or in the alternative, the student may wish to present his or her grievance in writing to the person alleged to have caused the grievance. In either case, the person alleged to have caused the grievance must respond to the student promptly, either orally or in writing.
Escalation of Grievance If the student is not satisfied with the response, he or she may present the grievance in writing to the director of the department. Any such written grievance must be received by the administrator not later than forty-five calendar days after the student first became aware of the facts which gave rise to the grievance. (If the grievance is against the director of a department, the student should address his or her grievance to the next level of authority. At this level, a fact finding investigating should take place.
Based upon the report of the information found, the administrator shall make a determination and submit his or her decision in writing to the student and to the person alleged to have caused the grievance within ten calendar days of receipt of the report. The written determination shall include the reasons for the decision, shall indicate the remedial action to be taken if any, and shall inform the student of the right to seek review by the Director.
Appeal Procedures Within ten calendar days of receipt of the administrator’s decision, a student who is not satisfied with the response of the administrator after the escalation may seek further review by submitting the written grievance, together with the administrator’s written decision, to the Director.
CMM COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY FINANCIAL INFORMATION
A non-refundable application fee of $60 must be submitted with application. $400 program fee is also due at registration. Please note that program fees must be paid before receipt of any material. Remaining balance of tuition and any other fees must be paid by April 15th each year. CMM College of Theology graduation is scheduled at the end of May each calendar year. The cost of graduation depends on the degree received.
All other graduation fees must be submitted with order form no later than the first week of April. Graduation fees listed under each degree offered.
Transcripts: $20 each upon request. Transcript will be mailed directly to the requesting institution.
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Important Note All application fees are non-refundable.
YEAR DEGREE TUITION ADMIN APP FEE MATERIALS GRAD FEES 1st year Associates $ 1580 $100 $60 $400 $100* 2nd year Bachelor $ 1,680 $100 $60 $400 $100* 3rd year Master 1 $1,835 $100 $60 $400 $200* 4th year Master $1,980 $100 $60 $400 $200* 5th year Doctorate $3,150 $100 $60 $640 $350* 6th year Ph.D. $5,100.00 $100 $60 $640 #350*
*Graduation fees do not include robes. We offer a 10% discount on just the tuition if the complete payment (including Admin fees, application, book and graduation fees), are received before the first day of school.
Monthly Payment Information Application and Book fees are due before school starts. ($460) The first monthly payment for your degree is due the first day of class in September for Associates through Master 2 students. Starting in October your monthly payment will be due on the 10th and will be due on the 10th through and including April. The monthly payments include everything but the program and application fees as those are paid before school starts. You may also be required to purchase separate books.
2018/19 CALENDAR
1st Semester September 5 Thanksgiving November 19-23
Christmas December 14 nd 2 Semester January 8
Spring Break March 11–15
Easter April 19-April 21 Graduation May 11
Conferences During the year CMM will have guest speakers and missionaries to enrich your worldview and educational experience. CMM will be posting those meetings as they become available.
8 STAFF & FACULTY
We have been very blessed to have a rich base of faculty and staff. From the President to the professors you will find individuals who have continue to study to show themselves approved, individuals of integrity and individuals willing to serve and assist you. They are dedicated to teach and reach the world with the gospel and expand the kingdom through quality Bible education.
Meet the Faculty and Staff
Dr. Jorge Parrott-President D.Th., Ph.D., CMM College of Theology (NCCT) 2011 D.Min, Phoenix University of Theology, 2016
Dr. Anna Parrott- CFO, Instructor D.Th., MSU College of Theology (NCCT) 2016 D.Min, Phoenix University of Theology, 2016
Dr. Nancy G Daniel-Dean, Instructor D.Th., Ph.D., MSU College of Theology (NCCT) 2012, 2017 D.Min, Phoenix University of Theology, 2016
Sandra Qusada, Spanish Instructor M.Th., MSU College of Theology (NCCT) 2014
Dr. Charlotte Jordaan, Instructor M.Th., D.Th., MSU College of Theology (NCCT) 2014, 2015
Dr. Ganbold Noosov-Instructor D.Th., MSU College of Theology (NCCT) 2015
Kathy McMillian, Assistant to the CFO
Ishi Khadbaatar, Assistant to the Dean
9 Meet our Adjunct Professors
Ettienne Blom, Ph.D. Lloyd Phillips, Ph.D. Ph.D.., MSU College of Theology Ph.D., MSU College of Theology (NCCT) (NCCT) 2016 2018
Dr. David White Christian Gustavo Cadena, Ph.D. D.Th., MSU College of Theology (NCCT) Ph.D., MSU College of Theology (NCCT) 2017 2018
Dr. Scott Husted Cindy Johnson, Ph.D. D.Th., MSU College of Theology (NCCT) D.Th., MSU College of Theology (NCCT) 2016 2018
Dr. Brenda Lewis Dr. Cliff Willis M.Th., D.Th., MSU College of Theology D.Th., MSU College of Theology (NCCT) (NCCT) 2015, 2017 2018
Dr. Shelly Pifer Dr. James Anderson M.Th., D.Th., MSU College of Theology D.Th., MSU College of Theology (NCCT) (NCCT) 2015, 2017 2018
Dr. Ruth Wickline M.Th., D.Th., MSU College of Theology (NCCT) 2015, 2017
Debra Ortiz M.Th., MSU College of Theology (NCCT) 2016
Colby Willison M.Th., MSU College of Theology (NCCT) 2016
Peggy Anderson M.Th., MSU College of Theology (NCCT) 2017
Deb Hester M.Th., MSU College of Theology (NCCT) 2017
10 Associates and Bachelor’s in Biblical Studies Our goal is to take knowledge and couple it with spiritual growth to equip all students, to be able to live and express Biblical truth effectively the contemporary world. The Bachelor of Biblical Studies provides students with an appreciation of the history, context, and message of the Bible. The perquisite for the Bachelor degree is the Associate degree therefore it takes two years to complete the Bachelor degree. This program prepares and equips the student with a firm foundation in principle and text.
ASSOCIATES IN BIBLICAL STUDIES This is degree will take one year to complete. You will need this Associate of Biblical Studies Degree to begin the Bachelor Degree.
$1580, $60 Application Fee, $400 Program Fee Tuition & Fees $100 Administration Fee, $100 Graduation High School Diploma/GED; Born again Experience, Proficient in Prerequisite: Prerequisites English (if you are not proficient in English there may be an additional class & small fee) First payment by Sept 5th: $60 Application Fee $400 Program Fee. Monthly Payment Plans available.
Coursework (60 credits)
ABS 101 INTRODUCTION TO OUR FAITH Study of salvation, water baptism, prayer, & other basic tenants of faith.
ABS 102 GOSPEL OF JOHN Chapter by chapter study of Jesus’ ministry and teachings.
ABS 103 ACTS I Detailed coverage of the supernatural work of God in the early Church.
ABS 106 PHILIPPIANS, COLOSSIANS, PHILEMON Brief background study and chapter precepts of these epistles.
ABS-107 HEBREWS, JAMES Chapter study and overall view of these books.
ABS 108 EPISTLES OF JOHN AND JUDE Study of these four books with emphasis on love and friendship.
ABS 109 EPHESIANS Comprehensive study that takes the believer on a journey into the promised land of Kingdom inheritance.
ABS 110 I CORINTHIANS Precept study emphasizing the particular disciplines and instructions given to God’s people.
ABS 111 II CORINTHIANS Conceptual study providing clear insight into the ministry of the Apostle Paul.
ABS 112 I AND II PETER Study of the importance of growing in the Word of God and the joy of Christians are able to find in the midst of suffering.
11 ABS 113 I AND II THESSALONIANS Study and insights of the relationship between Paul and the believers at Thessalonica; highlights of “last day” events as outlined in Thessalonians.
ABS 114 SYNOPTIC GOSPELS Study of Matthew, Mark and Luke; chronological study of the ministry of Christ p to the “Passion Week”.
ABS 115 A JOURNEY INTO THE BIBLE Supplemental workbook.
ABS 116 FINAL PAPER 3,000-word paper on assigned Biblical topic to be announced.
BACHELOR IN BIBLICAL STUDIES This is degree will take one year to complete. You must have an Associate of Biblical Studies Degree to begin the Bachelor Degree.
$1,680, $60 Application Fee, $400 Program Fee Tuition & Fees $100 Administration Fee, $100 Graduation High School Diploma/GED; Born again Experience, Proficient in Prerequisite: Prerequisites English (if you are not proficient in English there may be an additional class & small fee) First payment by Sept 5th: $60 Application Fee $400 Program Fee. Monthly Payment Plans available.
Coursework (60 credits)
BBS 201 SYNOPTIC GOSPEL II Detailed account of the final week of Jesus’ ministry as recorded by Matthew, Mark and Luke.
BBS 202 I AND II TIMOTHY AND TITUS Chapter by chapter study of the Apostle Paul’s pastoral instructions and admonitions.
BBS 203 RUTH AND ESTHER Study of historical insight into the times and lifestyles of the Jews, revealing allegorical truths of the relationship of Christ and his Church.
BBS 204 PROVERBS Survey of the entire book of Proverbs, presented both topically and by chapter, taking the believer from pre-salvation, through instruction in righteousness, to full maturity in Christ.
BBS 205 EZRA AND NEHEMIAH Devotional chapter by chapter study portraying the restoration of the template and Jerusalem under leadership of Ezra and Nehemiah.
BBS 206-207 ROMANS Study of the doctrinal foundations of Christian faith, as laid by the Apostle Paul. And the study of the sovereignty of God and practical Christian principles and doctrines.
BBS 208 GENESIS Chapter by Chapter study with spiritual application for the believe.
BBS 209 EXODUS The study of Israel’s exodus from Egypt, giving insight into the types and shadows of Christ’s redemptive work.
12 BBS 210-211 ISAIAH Intense study of the book of Isaiah concerning denunciation of Israel, Judah and other nations, along with numerous prophecies of the Messiah and the coming Kingdom. This also covers the message of consolation and further prophecies of the coming Messiah.
BBS 212 DANIEL Chapter by chapter study, emphasizing prophecies; study includes the “70 weeks”.
BBS 213 REVELATION (Study of end time events including charts)
BBS 214 REVELATION COMMENTARY AND FINAL PAPER Study on the book of Revelation followed by a 5,000-word formal paper.
BBS 215 ENTERING THE PROMISE LAND Devotional study introducing the book of Joshua.
BBS 216 BASIC FONDATIONS Firm Foundations Series, Supplemental workbook.
Masters of Biblical Studies in Theology For this two year master degree there are several modules on OT kings and prophets and their interaction and how it applies today as well as personally. Each year ends with a final paper on revelatory theology. The perquisite for the Master degree is a Bachelors degree. This program prepares and equips the student with critical thinking and personal revelation. MASTERS 1/GRADUATE of BIBLICAL STUDIES in THEOLOGY You must have a Bachelor of Biblical Studies Degree or the equivalent to begin this degree. The student will complete the Master 1 or Graduate Degree in one year. The successful student will be eligible to complete the degree by enrolling in the 2nd year Master class. This is the first year of the two-year Master of Theology Degree.
$1,835, $60 Application Fee, $400 Program Fee Tuition & Fees $100 Administration Fee, $100 Graduation
Prerequisites Bachelor Degree or the equivalent
First payment by Sept 5th: $60 Application Fee $400 Program Fee. Monthly Payment Plans available. Coursework (60 credits) We study prophetic ministry from the OT, we will look at the OT prophets, their lives and place in history. We will compare and contrast them with current thought. This is a year of discovery and deeper revelation in doctrine. We will look at some basic foundations with a revelatory lens. This course leads into the second year of Masters.
GBS - 301-206 MINOR PROPHETS Comprehensive study and application of the books of the minor prophets.
GBS 207-210 EZEKIEL Ezekiel’s call to the ministry, the message of judgment upon Jerusalem and the nation of Israel; includes historical chart, God spoke through Ezekiel to the false prophets and false shepherds; describes the fall and judgment of Lucifer and covers God speaking to the false prophets and shepherds as well as the judgment of Egypt, the valley of dry bones prophecy, and the fulfillment of end- time events; includes charts.
13 GBS 211 BIBLICAL PRAYERS Study of prayer of those who prayed effectively.
GBS 212 THE BOOK OF JOB A relatively detailed study of the entire book; focuses on human suffering, faith and the power of God.
GBS 213-215 JEREMIAH deals with the call of Jeremiah, general and unrelated prophecies)]. covers specific and dated prophecies, covers specific prophecies and prophecies concerning the nations; also includes a comprehensive study of the book of Lamentations.
GBS 316 LAMENTATIONS Study of the fall of Jerusalem.
GBS 317 SONG OF SOLOMON Devotional study that portrays beautiful allegories.
GBS 318 JOSHUA Comparative study of the history of Israel’s possession of “The Promised Land” and its spiritual application.
GBS 319 JUDGES Study of God’s repeated deliverance of Israel during a time of increasing national apostasy and the examples that heroes of faith provide for the believer.
GBS 320 ECCLESIASTES Comprehensive study of one of the OT books of wisdom, emphasizing the spiritual principles discovered by Solomon in his search for truth.
GBS 321 Prophetic Module Supplemental Resource Study for the Graduate Program workbook.
GBS 322 UNDERSTANDING THEOLOGY VOLUME 1 A doctrinal series followed by a 6,000-word thesis dissertation.
MASTERS of BIBLICAL STUDIES IN THEOLOGY This is degree will take one year to complete. You must have a Graduate Degree in Theology or the equivalent to begin the Master Degree. Something powerful is happening in the College of Theology Master class. The fire of God is exploding as student’s study with revelatory lenses and have the opportunity for powerful discussions.
$1,980, $60 Application Fee, $400 Program Fee Tuition & Fees $100 Administration Fee, $100 Graduation Prerequisites Master 1 or Graduate Degree in Theology First payment by Sept 5th: $60 Application Fee $400 Program Fee. Monthly Payment Plans available.
Coursework (60 credits)
MBS 405-406 SAMUEL AND SAUL I, II Spiritual application study of the prophet, Samuel’s birth and public ministry and the early years of Saul’s reign as the first king over Israel, Samuel’s life and the decline of Saul and his latter reign as the first king over Israel King David’s life, his triumphs and his trials. (I and II Samuel)
14 MBS 407 II SAMUEL Study of King David’s life, his triumphs and trials.
MBS 401-404 KINGS OF ISRAEL AND JUDAH Comprehensive study of the Kings of Israel and Judah starting after David’s reign, (Kings, II Chronicles)
MBS 408-410 PSALMS Study of the characteristics of Hebrew poetry, survey of the psalms, covering psalms of devotion and the imprecatory psalms, the Messianic psalms, the penitential psalms, psalms of worship, praise and adoration and the historical psalms.
MBS 411 BETWEEN THE TESTAMENTS Study of the history that happened between the testaments.
MBS 412 PRACTICAL HERMENEUTICS Study of pastoral and heart hermeneutics through application in real life situations.
MBS 413 INTRO TO APOLOGETICS Basic introduction and look at Apologetics.
MBS 414 INTRO TO CHURCH HISTORY Basic look at Church History and worldview.
MBS 415 GOD’S GENERALS Study the lives of those who went before us to get a rich understanding of the Christian faith as well as the call on your own life.
MBS 412 UNDERSTANDING THEOLOGY VOL 2 Doctrinal series followed by a 7,000 word thesis.
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Doctor of Theology in Biblical Studies, is an academic degree in theology. It is a research degree. This is designed for theological scholarship and study. The program leading to the Doctor of Theology degree is designed for those who are capable of doing research at the highest level.
$3,150, $60 Application Fee, $640 Program Fee Tuition & Fees $100 Administration Fee, $100 Graduation Prerequisites Master’s Degree in Theology or the equivalent, M.Div. or Life-Earned Credit Graduate Research Theses: 25,000 to 38,000 dissertation Requirements First payment by Sept 5th: $60 Application Fee $640 Program Fee. Dissertation MUST be defended before the Review Board.
NOTE: All students receiving Doctoral Degrees are required to purchase Robe, Hood, and Tam and attend graduation. Doctoral graduation fees should be prepaid and submitted with tuition no later than the first week of March. All graduation orders (with full payment of graduation fees) MUST be received before the first week in March of each year.
Summary We offer solid Bible training and ministry preparation to Christian leaders, educators, those in the arts, government, business, homemakers, and working people as well as, those already serving our Lord in ministry both in the United States and around the world.
16 DOCTORATE OF PHILOSOPHY
Doctor of Philosophy is an academic degree in theology. It is a research degree. The Ph.D. is designed to study religious issues in the larger context. The program leading to the Doctor of Theology degree is designed for those who are capable of doing research at the highest level. You are about to embark on a powerful journey, that we believe, will bless and change your life forever. The Ph.D. was created for personal research, study and discovery. It is our prayer that you will bring to earth that which is in Heaven for the sake of the Kingdom.
$5,100, $60 Application Fee, $640 Program Fee Tuition & Fees $100 Administration Fee, $100 Graduation Doctorate Degree in Biblical Study, Theology, Divinity, Christian Biblical Prerequisites Counseling, or Education Degree and Life Earned Graduate Positional Dissertation: 72,000 words Requirements
First payment by Sept 5th: $60 Application Fee $640 Program Fee.
Dissertation MUST be defended before the Review Board.
NOTE: All students receiving Doctoral Degrees are required to purchase Robe, Hood, and Tam and attend the graduation. Doctoral graduation fees should be prepaid and submitted with tuition no later than the first week of March. All graduation orders (with full payment of graduation fees) MUST be received before the first week in March of each year. We anticipate this will bless and change your life forever. We agree with the Father concerning your life, for fresh revelation and power from on high in waves of glory that wash over you while you write and discover more of His heart.
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CMM College of Theology PO Box 7705, Charlotte, NC 28241 [email protected] Office: 704-225-3927 FAX-1-888-816-0725 http://www.cmmtheology.orgAll communication to go through Dr. Jorge Parrott, Ph.D.
Degrees are awarded locally and abroad through CMM College of Theology.
Requirements of dissertations for each degree may change at any time at the discretion of the President, Dr. Jorge Parrott, and Dr. Nancy Daniel upon special consideration of the student’s life-earned experience.
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