TBC announces winter quarter schedule
TENNESSEE BIBLE COLLEGE
COOKEVILLE — Registration for the winter quarter at Tennessee Bible College in Cookeville will be Friday, January 2, from 9-10 a.m.
Helen Wang of Wuhan, China, takes a study break in the student lounge.
Classes begin January 5 and conclude March 26. The following courses are being offered:
Undergraduate
- End Times Studies (Staff)
- New Testament Greek II (Duke)
- Literature of the Prophets II (Ramsey)
- Practicum in Ministry (D. Hill)
- Topical Bible Studies (M. Hill)
- Minister in the 21st Century (Staff)
Graduate
- Islam and Other World Religions (M. Hill)
- History of Theology (Duke)
- Contemporary Issues (Staff)
- Exegesis of the Greek New Testament (Duke)
- Applied Biblical Counseling (Ramsey)
End Times Studies will include "an examination of Bible teaching on the end of time, with emphasis on the kingdom, the resurrection, the judgment, the destruction of the physical universe, and heaven and hell," said TBC dean Kerry Duke. "Response will also be made to various end-of-time theories such as the rapture and millennial doctrines."
Tennessee Bible College offers a bachelor's degree in religious education, master's and doctorate degrees in theology and a two-year preaching diploma.
TBC also has a Distance Learning program to accommodate those who wish to earn a college degree from home at their own pace.
Scholarships and student loans are available to those who qualify. Some credits are transferable to other colleges and universities, including Tennessee Technological University.
For more information about Tennessee Bible College, call 931.526.2616 or visit www.tn-biblecollege.edu. The school is located at 1616 McCulley Road, Cookeville.