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A study of the fundamentals of English grammar, including the essential elements of good writing. This is an introductory writing course that presents the basic tools of clear, effective written communication, guides the student through the process of writing effective paragraphs and essays from prewriting to the finished draft, and introduces techniques necessary for integrity in research with the MLA and APA forms of documentation.

A study of the fundamentals of English grammar, including the essential elements of good
writing. This is an introductory writing course that presents the basic tools of clear, effective
written communication, guides the student through the process of writing effective paragraphs
and essays from prewriting to the finished draft, and introduces techniques necessary for
integrity in research with the MLA and APA forms of documentation.

- Teacher: Gin Khai
A study of the fundamentals of English grammar, including the essential elements of good
writing. This is an introductory writing course that presents the basic tools of clear, effective
written communication, guides the student through the process of writing effective paragraphs
and essays from prewriting to the finished draft, and introduces techniques necessary for
integrity in research with the MLA and APA forms of documentation.

Introduces the basic features of Microsoft Office, Windows basics, and file management.
Develops familiarity with Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, email, and Internet basics.

This course is designed to provide a basic introduction to the principles of the science of human
behavior. The course will consider the topics of the historical roots of psychology, intelligences,
the physiological basis of human development and behavior, motivation, perception, learning
frustration, emotions, personality, spirituality, and applied areas.

This is a basic course in cultural anthropology. It is intended to familiarize the student with the
major theories of culture and the historical development of the study of culture. While the
course will touch on the four major sub-disciplines, it will primarily focus on cultural
anthropology’s sub-specialties. This course is not intended to make anthropologists out of the
students, but to provide the students the essentials to survive and function in an ever
increasing international and multi-cultural world.

Philosophy involves the study of Ethics, not limited to philosophies which is one of the major
branches of Philosophy. Although the issues raised will focus on ethics, the discussion will take
in philosophic methods and concepts.

An introduction to basic Bible study methods and rules of interpretation with emphasis on
accurately understanding and obeying God’s Word and the development of practical skills.
Students will learn to determine what Scripture says, what it means, and how it can be applied.

This course is designed to help students understand the importance of physical, emotional, and
spiritual well-being and to provide tools for practical application of knowledge gained. It is also
designed to involve the student in a regular schedule of exercise and wellness as well as train
the student in developing a lifestyle of healthy eating patterns.

A continuation of EN 100 with further development of the proper application of English
grammar. This course integrates the principles of composition and effective research writing
with an introduction to literature. Students observe various forms of creativity in the art of
writing. Writing critiques on selected works of literature requires integrity in the
documentation of borrowed ideas and use of MLA form.

Field Education/Internship is a central piece of the learning experience in the Judson Bible
College. Field Education consists of two components. The first is supervised ministry experience
on weekly bases. Each learner is required to devote at least four hours per week to serve in a
church ministry context. The second component is internship. Each intern meets throughout
the program at Judson Bible College for reflection on mentoring, and peer support to
participate in supervised ministry in a church-based ministry setting (e.g. pastor, deacon,
trustee, worship leader, church schoolteacher, Bible study leader).

The Bible Content examination is intended to assess one’s knowledge of stories, themes and
pertinent passages in the Old and New Testaments. This exam is ordinarily taken in the final
year of the program. The two-hour examination contains 100 questions in multiple-choice,
matching, and ordering formats, about the contents of the Bible.

A broad overview and survey of the Old Testament designed to emphasize the structure,
theme and message of the Old Testament and each of its 39 individual books in order to
provide understanding of God’s self-revelation and His plan of redemption.

The first five books of the Bible are studied as organized wholes. The origin of the world, the
creation of man, the calling of Israel, and her place in the plan of redemption are noted
throughout.

An overview survey of the New Testament focusing on the theme, purpose, structure and basic
content of each individual book and relating each book to the whole Bible. Strong emphasis is
also given to the applicational message of each book.

- Teacher: Awi Tunngo
The first five books of the Bible are studied as organized wholes. The origin of the world, the
creation of man, the calling of Israel, and her place in the plan of redemption are noted
throughout.

This course is designed to introduce pastors and church leaders to the principal people; the
major political, historical, and cultural developments; the main religious movements; and the
doctrinal issues which have influenced and shaped the Christian church throughout its 2000-
year history.

The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the various Christian denominations and
world religions existing in the world. The history, polity and theology of each denominational
family (Lutheran, Methodist, etc.) and interfaith distinctiveness will be studied. Current world
religions (Buddhism, Islam, etc.), denominational trends and future viability will be discussed.

The purpose of this course is to survey the earthly life and ministry of Jesus of Nazareth as
recorded in the four canonical gospels. This will be accomplished by focusing the student’s
attention primarily on the narrative flow of the events so as to ascertain the basic pattern of
development in Jesus’ actions and teachings. Particular emphasis will be placed on incidents
rather than the long discourses.

A survey and summary of the ten major doctrines of the Bible with an emphasis on the pastor
or church leader knowing God more fully while understanding and practicing sound theology.

Develops an understanding of contemporary culture and its relationship to the Christian
faith that will give guidance, support, and depth to Christian ministry. Familiarizes the
student with sources of cultural understanding including film, literature, music, and
television, and examines and evaluates innovative approaches to ministry that seek to
respond effectively to contemporary culture.

This course is designed to introduce pastors and church leaders to the basic principles related
to the nature, structure and function of the church and to teach them the practical knowledge
and skills necessary for the local church to effectively carry out its functional roles in the areas
of ministry, administration and education.

- Teacher: Thuam Khai
This course provides a comprehensive study of the nature and statues of Christian mission
worldwide. It covers the biblical foundation of mission, the historical development and
expansion of the world Christian movement and the current issues and challenges facing
mission today. The central theme of this course is that mission starts from God’s missionary
nature or mission Dei where the church participates in his suffering in order to bring glory to
God through reconciling and transforming world cultures and communities. Special attention
will be given to relating mission to culture. We will explore several dynamic methods of
presenting the Good News of the kingdom effectively and meaningfully in a particular world
context. Effective strategies for world Evangelization and church planting will be considered
and studied.

A basic introductory course, covering subjects from qualifications of the planter to
methodological strategies involved in church planting and revitalization.

This foundational and introductory course seeks to develop a biblical-theological, historical
and cultural understanding of the best principles and practices of leadership in the church,
ministry organizations and the marketplace. Each student will gain insight into their leadership
potential, gifts, values, preferences, style, and skill levels. They will grow in their ability to
think and respond as leaders in whatever settings they serve. Students will implement their
understanding of leadership and reflect on those implementations.

A course designed to consider the special issues associated with the theory, practice, and
administration of counseling in pastoral contexts. It is also to teach pastors and church leaders
the basic concepts and principles of the spiritual life so that they can personally grow to
spiritual maturity and live a life that is pleasing to God.

This course will examine the biblical, general and specific steps to enable a person first to
be a disciple. Then will discover systems, biblical principles, and methods that create a
disciple making context. The systems will cover both the macro level and the micro level.
Once this has been discovered and discussed the student will select a disciple making
system and create a micro level disciple making plan for a local church

- Teacher: Gwen Bollant
- Teacher: Peter Bollant
The first part of this course, Preaching Biblical Messages, is designed to equip and train
pastors with the knowledge and skills necessary to prepare and communicate expository
messages from God’s Word. The goal of these messages is that they be biblically accurate and
responsive to the needs of people. Emphasis is placed on practical preparation of the preacher
and his message with numerous examples and practice assignments. The second part of the
course, Pastoral Ministry, is designed to equip pastors with knowledge and practical skills
required for effective ministry in the church which is fruitful from God’s perspective.

Designed to equip pastors and church leaders with the knowledge and skills necessary to
effectively teach God’s Word. Much emphasis is placed on the pastor’s role as teacher and the
biblical goal of teaching. An introduction to mentoring for individuals who will be mentoring
believers among multinational immigrants. Topics include establishing and maintaining the
mentor/mentee relationship, guidelines for creating open communication and professional
dialogue, as well as exploring instructional practices for new believers.

The purpose of this course is to provide a framework for a leadership approach that is Biblical
and that adheres to the standards of servant leadership as demonstrated by Jesus Christ, which
provides for greater effectiveness and demonstrates greater integrity in the approach to
leadership.

The purpose of this course is to prepare Christian leaders to facilitate training like DAI’s course
material in their own context so that it results in changed hearts and practice that is consistent
with an adult learning methodology. Part of the job of a leader is to enable others and to help
them grow. Teaching adults is not simply about passing on the information and knowledge that
we have but primarily about enabling and empowering others.

The purpose of the course is to equip students with an understanding of the critical importance
of good strategy to the long-term health of organizations and how scriptural authority / biblical
wisdom, prayerful discernment of God’s will, modern best practice and the use of our own gifts
can be used to this end.

Among other issues this course deals with women and their role in leadership. It asks the
student to think through personal beliefs about God’s original plans and purposes in creating
man and woman. It allows one to explore reasons behind their beliefs and consider making
changes. We believe it sets the stage to discover God’s purposes for the Church and His
Kingdom here on earth as it relates to the different genders. More than one-half of the
members of the body of Christ are women. Their roles as well as the relationships between
men and women in the family, civic society, political life, the marketplace and in the church and
ministry are crucial dimensions of modeling and extending the Kingdom of God.

The purpose of this course is to develop scriptural principles of integrity and financial
stewardship that can be applied within both personal and organizational financial contexts.

The purpose of this course is to analyze the nature of conflict and how it develops in
individuals, relationships, and within an organization, and explore the skills and group dynamics
necessary to build common ground both in individual and group conflict situations.

- Teacher: Ashok Chimire
Ethics for Living and Leading aims to develop the relevance, foundations, substance and
processes of ethical thought and action that need to be understood and practiced by Christian
leaders of integrity and spiritual maturity. It offers insight into the contrasting worldviews that
we encounter and the alternative systems of moral values these create. By gaining a clearer
understanding of these worldviews and values, the student will better appreciate why they feel
pulled in conflicting moral directions and why it is not always easy to follow Jesus’ moral
teaching and example.

The purpose of this course is to help the student to understand their multicultural and global
environments and offers ways to build understanding and cooperation across these
boundaries.

The purpose of this course is to provide a Biblical rationale for engagement in efforts to
alleviate suffering and move towards transformation. It addresses issues such as poverty and
injustice and God’s concern for a hurting world, including ecological destruction.

This course will provide students with new skills and increase their confidence in fundraising for
their ministry or organization. The course also provides a practical approach for securing funds
from local sources, including how to develop a “Case for Support”, which students can use as
they share their funding needs with others in a variety of contexts.

The purpose of this course is to provide clarity around different mentoring relationships, and
an opportunity to develop essential competencies and characteristics of an effective Christ-like
Mentor. It also addresses the role of the Mentee in seeking to become the Christ-like leader
God designed them to be.

The purpose of this course is to develop a comprehensive biblical perspective on partnerships
and the strategic role they can play in helping organizations and ministries become more
effective

Spiritual Formation is designed for Christian leaders who have settled many of the basic issues
of Christian discipleship, but who find themselves longing for increased depth and authenticity
in their relationship with Christ. It is for those who are willing to take costly steps to open
themselves up to God’s work in new ways and to allow Him to transform them.

A survey and summary of the ten major doctrines of the Bible with an emphasis on the pastor
or church leader knowing God more fully while understanding and practicing sound theology.

This course is designed to introduce pastors and church leaders to the principal people; the
major political, historical, and cultural developments; the main religious movements; and the
doctrinal issues which have influenced and shaped the Christian Church throughout its 2000-
year history.

This course is designed to help students understand the importance of physical, emotional, and
spiritual well-being and to provide tools for practical application of knowledge gained. It is also
designed to involve the student in a regular schedule of exercise and wellness as well as train
the student in developing a lifestyle of healthy eating patterns.

This course is a continuation of DCD 100 as it focuses on the steps needed for networking
and multiplying the efforts of small groups to see a neighborhood wide change that
expands into surrounding areas. The lessons will be on a variety of topics applicable to the
culture.

- Teacher: Shannon Wiederholt
This course teaches about discovering small business opportunities, and how to build
honorable businesses that help their communities. Also taught is financial stewardship,
personal integrity and management to effectively operate a small business. It is also
appropriate for those not ready for their own business but interested in being a good
employee and on mission at whatever vocation they are doing.

- Teacher: Shannon Wiederholt
This course gives background information and a strategy for working with
adolescents/youth, women, men, and aging adults. Topics specifically for babies and small
children are not covered.

- Teacher: Shannon Wiederholt
Introduction To Neighborhood Transformation is designed to equip students with the basics of
the Neighborhood Transformation Strategy of Christ-centered community development.

- Teacher: Shannon Wiederholt
This course is designed to prepare laymen and volunteers to help with basic emotional
issues in a wide variety of settings. The lessons are developed from a biblical perspective.
The topics include emotional care and trauma healing lessons gathered from larger
CHE/NT focuses on Women’s Cycle of Life, Men Matter, Children’s CHE, Working with
Youth, and HIV Care, etc.

- Teacher: Eric Wiederholt
- Teacher: Shannon Wiederholt
An overview survey of the New Testament focusing on the theme, purpose, structure, and
essential content of each book and relating each book to the whole Bible. A strong emphasis is
also given to the applicational message of each book.

- Teacher: Thuam Khai
A broad overview and survey of the Old Testament designed to emphasize the structure,
theme, and message of the Old Testament and each of its 39 individual books in order to
provide an understanding of God's self-revelation and His plan of redemption.

- Teacher: Thuam Khai
This foundational and introductory course seeks to develop a biblical-theological, historical and
cultural understanding of the best principles and practices of leadership in the church, ministry
organizations, and the marketplace. Each student will gain insight into their leadership
potential, gifts, values, preferences, style, and skill levels. They will grow in their ability to think
and respond as leaders in whatever settings they serve. Students will implement their
understanding of leadership and reflect on those implementations.

This course will examine the biblical, general, and specific steps to enable a person first to
be a disciple. Then will discover systems, biblical principles, and methods that create a
disciple-making context. The systems will cover both the macro-Level and the micro-level.
Once this has been discovered and discussed the student will select a disciple-making
system and create a micro-level disciple-making plan for a local church.

- Teacher: Thuam Khai
- Teacher: Mang NuamKhai
This course is designed to help students understand the importance of physical, emotional, and
spiritual well-being and to provide tools for practical application of knowledge gained. It is also
designed to involve the student in a regular schedule of exercise and wellness as well as train
the student in developing a lifestyle of healthy eating patterns.

- Teacher: Thuam Khai
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