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High Point Church
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Trinity Evangelical Divinity School
Extension Site
Through 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 located in the Welcome Center at High Point Church. You may also contact the Madison Extension Coordinator, Brandon Ellis at 608-836-3236 x155 or
bellis@highpointchurch.org. More information about Trinity Evangelical Divinity School may be found on the web at www.tiu.edu/divinity/extension.
2010-11 tuition cost is $335 per credit hour; $200 per course to audit.
2010 Fall Semester Classes
Weekend Format Courses Meet: Fridays, 6:30 - 9:30 PM; Saturdays, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
CM 5000: Introduction to Pastoral Counseling
An Introduction to the principles, techniques, and theories of counseling with emphasis on counselor characteristics, helping skills, the various types of pastoral counseling, the most common problems, and the distinctiveness of Christian counseling.
MA/CS Practical Studies elective; M.Div. core.
Miriam Stark Parent, 2 credit hours.
Sept. 10-11; Oct. 1-2; Oct. 22-23
CM 5000 Course Syllabus
OT 5100: English Bible: The Pentateuch
This course explores the Pentateuch (Genesis—Deuteronomy) with emphasis on historical and hermeneutical questions, the la-grace question and the Ten Commandments, sacrifices, atonement, and the forgiveness of sin, the covenant, formation of the Hebrew canon, and critical analysis of the documentary hypothesis of the Pentateuch.
MA/CS Biblical Studies elective.
Ingrid Faro, 2 credit hours.
Sept. 17-18; Oct. 15-16; Nov. 19-20
OT 5100 Course Syllabus
Weekday Evening Courses Meet: 6:30 - 9:30 PM
CH 5010: History of Christianity
A survey of the development of Christianity from the patristic period to the present including the ecumenical councils, medieval period, Reformation, and modern Protestantism.
MA/CS Historical & Global Studies elective; M.Div. core.
Eugenia Brown, 4 credit hours.
Tuesdays, Aug. 31 - Dec. 7
CH 5010 Course Syllabus
2010 Fall Semester Registration Guide