Trinity Evangelical Divinity School
Extension Site

/files/Trinity files/TEDSX_HORIZ1C.JPGThrough a partnership with Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, local Madison and south-central Wisconsin students work on a Master of Arts in Christian Studies degree from Trinity without leaving their jobs or ministry context. Courses are offered in convenient evening and weekend formats and are taught by Trinity’s own professors as well as well-qualified local adjuncts from the Madison area. Courses are available for credit or for audit.

For additional information, please check out the Registration Guide and Course Catalog (also located in the Welcome Center at High Point Church).
You may also contact the Madison Extension Coordinator, Brandon Ellis at 608-836-3236 x155. More information about Trinity Evangelical Divinity School may be found on the web at www.tiu.edu/divinity/extension.

CLICK HERE FOR THE CURRENT REGISTRATION GUIDE

2011-12 tuition cost is $355 per credit hour; $200 per course to audit.
2012 Spring Semester Classes

Weekday Evening Format Courses Meet: 6:30 - 9:30 PM
OT 5000: Introduction to Old Testament
An introduction to the literature of the Old Testament, the history of Israel, critical issues of Old Testament formation, method of Old Testament Study, and the theology of the Old Testament. Build a firm foundation for understanding God's Word.

MA/CS Biblical Studies.
Eric Tully, 4 credit hours.
Mondays, Jan. 9 - Apr. 30 (no class Apr. 9)


Weekend Format Courses Meet: Fridays, 6:30 - 9:30 PM; Saturdays, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
CH 5060: American Church History
Study the transition of European churches to America and their involvement with different issues; the nature of Puritanism; separation of church and state; fundamentalism and contemporary evangelism.
 MA/CS Historical and Global Studies; M. Div. Core.
Marty Klauber, 3 credit hours.
Jan. 20-21; Feb. 24-25; Mar. 16-17; Apr. 20-21
2011 Fall Semester Classes - these classes are completed

Please click on each underlined course title for the syllabus

Weekday Evening Format Courses Meet: 6:30 - 9:30 PM
ST 5102: Theology II: Christ, Man, Sin, Salvation
Study the person and work of Christ, the nature of man as creature, sinner and saint, and the nature and application of salvation.

MA/CS Theological Studies; M.Div. Core.
David Werther, 3 credit hours.
Tuesdays, Aug. 30 - Dec. 13


Weekend Format Courses Meet: Fridays, 6:30 - 9:30 PM; Saturdays, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
OT 5100: English Bible: Book of Ruth

MA/CS Biblical Studies.
Dennis Magary, 2 credit hours.
Sept. 9-10; Oct. 28-29; Dec. 2-3

PT 5000: Personal Assessment and Ministry Orientation

Receive assistance in personal assessment of character, leadership and learning styles, gifts, and ministry and relational skills as it relates to your vocational calling.

MA/CS Core; M. Div. Core.
Phil Sell, 1 credit hour.
Sept. 23-34
CM 6000: Grief Counseling

The design of this course is to acquaint and equip students to minister to grieving individuals. Grief will be examined as a normal response to loss. We will observe the deeply personal process of grief, as well as address the spiritual and developmental issues in bereavement. Innovative direction and practical tools will be identified to help someone work through loss.

MA/CS Elective; M. Div. Elective.
Miriam Stark Parent, 1 credit hour.
Oct. 21-22