Certificate in Theology through The Lakes
Posted on 01. Sep, 2010 by Ian Mears in Upcoming Events
Each term The Lakes church conducts a series of seminars in a different unit of the Moore College Certificate in Theology Course (ThC). The course is broken into three sections: the Preliminary Certificate (PTC); the Intermediate Certificate (ITC): and the last section which completes the ThC. Each section consists of 6 units. We do one unit a term.
Our purpose is to equip God’s servants so that they know the Bible well. Paul encourages Christians to prepare for works of service by being built up until we all reach unity in the faith and in the knowledge of the Son of God … no longer infants, … blown here and there by every wind of teaching (Ephesians 4:12 – 14)
It is suitable for any Christian, especially if they teach children, youth or adults, who is prepared to work just that little harder at studying the Word of God.
More than 30 people have attempted one or more units through the Lakes in the last three years and 4 have already completed the PTC with another 4 getting close.
Seminars are usually held on Monday nights during term time and consist of a small group varying from 4 to ten people, depending on the subject, led by Ian Mears. Ian was a lecturer at Moore College for more than 20 years.
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PTC
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ITC | ThC |
| Introduction to the Bible | Old Testament 2 | Old Testament 3 |
| Old Testament 1 | New Testament 2 | New Testament 3 |
| New Testament 1 | Doctrine 2 | Doctrine 3 |
| Doctrine 1 | Romans | Old Testament 4
or The Gospel of John & His Epistles |
| Ephesians | Early Church History
or Reformation Church History |
New Testament 4
or Historical Theology 1 |
| Promise to Fulfilment
or Prayer Book or Christian worship |
Promise to Fulfilment
or Prayer Book or Christian worship or Christian Ethics |
Apologetics
or Historical Theology 2 |
In term 4 2010 we plan to offer Old Testament 1 (Genesis to Deuteronomy) starting on the 11th October and in 2011: Introduction, Ephesians, Ethics and New Testament 1 (The Gospels).
Contact Ian Mears 4388 9247.
