Masters Schedule for 2008
| Module | Date | Course Title | Lecturer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Module XIII | Jul 7 - Jul 25 | Pauline Epistles (MDiv 3; BS 2) | Dr. John Lotzgesell |
| Hebrew Syntax and Grammar (BS 2) July 22 - August 22 | Dr. Charles Osume | ||
| Topics in Church History (MDiv 2; BS 1; IS 2) July 14 - 25 | Professor E. M.. Uka | ||
| Cultural Anthropology (IS 1) | Dr. Barje Maigadi | ||
| Module XIV | Jul 28 - Aug 22 | NT Theology (MDiv 3; BS 2) | Dr. Peter Colman |
| Spiritual Warfare (elective; IS 2) | Dr. Joe Wasmond | ||
| History of Islam (IS 1) | Ruth Veltkamp | ||
| Expository Preaching (MDiv 2) | TBA | ||
| Theology of Rest | Dr. Jim Anderson | ||
| Module I | Aug 25 - Sep 19 | Holiness and Revival (MDiv 2; BS 1) | Dr. Gary S. Maxey |
| Hausa/Arabic Language (IS 2) | David Adeleke | ||
| (Sep 2 - 12) | History of Christian Spirituality (M.Div. 1; BS. 1) | Dr. David Seiver | |
| Module II | Sep 22 - Oct 10 | Biblical Hermeneutics (MDiv 2; BS 1) | Dr. David Boyle |
| Greek Syntax and Grammar (BS 2) | Kalu Okechukwu | ||
| History of Christian-Muslim Relationships (IS 2) | Jacqueline Hoover | ||
| Module III | Oct 13 - 31 | Bible Study Methods (PGD) | TBA |
| Biblical History and Criticism I (BS 2) | Dr. Ola Adeogun | ||
| Christian Ethics (MDiv 3) | Dr. Henry Oloniyi | ||
| Topics in Biblical Theology (IS 2) | Dr. William Brown | ||
| Module IV | Nov 3 - 28 | Greek Exegesis(BS 2) | Kalu Okechukwu |
| World Christian Movement (MDiv 2; BS 1; IS 1) | Ruth Veltkamp | ||
| History of Islam (IS 1) | David Adeleke | ||
| Nov 17 - 26 | African Traditional Religion (IS 1; MDiv 3) | Prof. Oumar Danfulani | |
| Module V | Dec 1 - 26 | OT Introduction (MDiv 2; BS 2; IS 1) | Dr. Charles Osume |
| Principles of Evangelism (MDiv 1; PGD) | Dr. Sola Ajibulu | ||
| OT Prophets (MDiv 3; BS 2) | Dr. Zamani Kafang | ||
| Mastering Biblical Greek (BS 2) | Kalu Okechukwu | ||
| (Dec 1 - 11) | Beliefs and Practies of Islam (IS 1) | TBA | |
| (Dec 8 - 17) | Hadith, Qur'an and Sharia (IS 2) | Dr. David Johnston |
NOTE: Dates in parenthesis indicate classroom instruction.
All modules are valued at three semester credit hours and require 40 hours of classroom work.