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Course Descriptions
All students must take the Written
Communication and Cooperative Program
courses listed below. Follow the links at left to
the other descriptions of courses. Full
information is available at the SBTS website.
Courses listed in red are available online.
Courses listed in blue are available as
intensives at various locations.
Communication and Cooperative Program
courses listed below. Follow the links at left to
the other descriptions of courses. Full
information is available at the SBTS website.
Courses listed in red are available online.
Courses listed in blue are available as
intensives at various locations.
31980 Written Communication (2)
This course is designed to equip students to improve their writing style and
develop a sense of confidence, a degree of competence, and a set of criteria
for evaluating their own writing and the writing of others. The semester will
include a review of the basic mechanics of writing (grammar, punctuation,
etc.), a review of composition skills, and an introduction to specific needs for
writing in the seminary. A non-credit course.
This course is designed to equip students to improve their writing style and
develop a sense of confidence, a degree of competence, and a set of criteria
for evaluating their own writing and the writing of others. The semester will
include a review of the basic mechanics of writing (grammar, punctuation,
etc.), a review of composition skills, and an introduction to specific needs for
writing in the seminary. A non-credit course.
| Theology and Tradition (6 hours) |
| Scripture and Interpretation (9 hours) |
| Great Commission Ministries (9 hours) |
Master of Arts in Theological Studies
Intercultural Leadership Track
Intercultural Leadership Track
42490 Cooperative Program (0)
A study of the history, character, and purpose of the Cooperative Program.
We will reflect on such matters as the basis and structure of cooperation, the
most effective means to accomplish the Great Commission, and the central
role of the Cooperative Program in Southern Baptist missionary efforts.
A study of the history, character, and purpose of the Cooperative Program.
We will reflect on such matters as the basis and structure of cooperation, the
most effective means to accomplish the Great Commission, and the central
role of the Cooperative Program in Southern Baptist missionary efforts.