Table of Contents

School Policy 2 & 3

Spring Enrollment Schedule 4

Proposed Class Schedule for Spring 2020 5

Course Description 6-13

Degrees Offered14

Course Degree Paths 15

Student Advisement Section16 & 17

Faculty and Staff18-19

Notes20-22

Students Advisement Notes23

Nondiscrimination Policy

Library AccessAt present, we have no private library access. Students will use public library or private means of their choice.

Off Campus StudyNew Pilgrim Christian Bible College & Seminary believes in equipping both men and women for kingdom work in all areas of life. We seek to provide the means to make courses offered available to students who may not be able to attend classes on campus. The student who chooses to enroll in off campus/online courses must have access to a computer or provide an address where the materials can be mailed. All classes offered as off campus/online study will require in depth research and writing. Each student is required to take RW 100 or ENG 101 course in writing. Students will be required to attend at least one campus class period on campus during the semester at the option of the professor.

Sexual HarassmentNew Pilgrim Christian Bible College & Seminary will have zero tolerance when it comes to sexual harassment. All persons are to be treated with the highest respect and consideration as it relates to their individual rights.

Dress CodeStudents are asked to dress as Christians and as professionals.

Breaks/ HolidaysThe New Pilgrim Christian Bible College & Seminary will observe the following Holiday/Breaks:

Labor Day Columbus DayVeterans Day Thanksgiving WeekChristmas New Year’s DaySpring Break * May close due to severe weather

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Spring Enrollment 2020

New Student Orientation BeginsDate: Tuesday January 21st and Thursday January 23rd 2020Time: Morning: 10:00a.m to 12 noon and 6:00p.m- 8:00p.m

Registration BeginDate: Tuesday January 21st and Thursday January 23rd 2020

Time: 10:00a.m, 11:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Late Registration EndsDate: February 20th 2020

Mid-Term EndsMarch 24th and March 26th 2020

Final ExamMay 12th and May 14th 2020

End of SemesterMay 14th 2020

Spring Semester- 2020 BreaksMardi Gras/Fat Tuesday- February 25th 2020Spring Break- March 30th – April 3rd 2020

Place of Registration Prayer House Ministries1210 Azalea RdMobile, AL 36693Facebook: New Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church NPBCnpbcbiblecollegeandseminary@gmail.comOnline Registration at: npbcsaraland.com(251) 442-1647(251) 648-6704

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Proposed Class Schedule2020 Spring Semester

Courses OfferedTuesday/ Thursday

Morning Classes- 12:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

TH- 501 Systematic Theology Dr. Dorothy Williams

Evening Classes- 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

EP- 129 Expository Preaching II Dr. Charlie Williams BS- 518 Hermeneutic I Dr. Brinda Whitfield

Evening Classes- 7:30 p.m. – 8:45 p.m.

NT- 434 Gospel of John Dr. Charlie Williams RW- 100 Foundation Eng. Grammar Dr. Brinda Whitfield BS- 519 Hermeneutic II Dr. Dorothy Williams

Off Campus Class:Monday and Thursday

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Spring Enrollment 2020

New Student Orientation BeginsDate: Tuesday January 21st and Thursday January 23rd 2020Time: Morning: 10:00a.m to 12 noon and 6:00p.m- 8:00p.m

Registration BeginDate: Tuesday January 21st and Thursday January 23rd 2020

Time: 10:00a.m, 11:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Late Registration EndsDate: February 20th 2020

Mid-Term EndsMarch 24th and March 26th 2020

Final ExamMay 12th and May 14th 2020

End of SemesterMay 14th 2020

Spring Semester- 2020 BreaksMardi Gras/Fat Tuesday- February 25th 2020Spring Break- March 30th – April 3rd 2020

Place of Registration Prayer House Ministries1210 Azalea RdMobile, AL 36693Facebook: New Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church NPBCnpbcbiblecollegeandseminary@gmail.comOnline Registration at: npbcsaraland.com(251) 442-1647(251) 648-6704

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Proposed Class Schedule2020 Spring Semester

Courses OfferedTuesday/ Thursday

Morning Classes- 12:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

TH- 501 Systematic Theology Dr. Dorothy Williams

Evening Classes- 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

EP- 129 Expository Preaching II Dr. Charlie Williams BS- 518 Hermeneutic I Dr. Brinda Whitfield

Evening Classes- 7:30 p.m. – 8:45 p.m.

NT- 434 Gospel of John Dr. Charlie Williams RW- 100 Foundation Eng. Grammar Dr. Brinda Whitfield BS- 519 Hermeneutic II Dr. Dorothy Williams

Off Campus Class:Monday and Thursday

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Course Description

Course Number Range

*100 – 299 Diploma/Associate *300 – 499 Bachelor’s Core*500 – 699 Master’s Core *700 – 899 Doctoral Core

AD - Administration BC - Biblical Counseling BI - BibleBS - Biblical Studies CH - Church History CM - Conflict Management ENG - EnglishEP - Expository Preaching ET – EthicsNT – New Testament OT – Old Testament PH - PhilosophyPS – Public Speaking RW – Research Writing TH – Theology

Course Description

AD – 155 Management Science BasicsPurpose: To introduce student learners to the development and exercise of Christian Leadership and the mobilization of leaders for service in the local church. Learners will also focus on the development of qualities and skills necessary for effective and responsible ministry.

AD – 710 Rediscovering Pastoral Ministry Purpose: To bring learner into focus with the importance of the call in ministry and the urgency to be sound in teaching in this ever changing world. The seriousness of accountability that goes beyond the reporting to man but all men must give account of their stewardship to God, which includes Intensive Studying.

BC-172 Pastoral CounselingPurpose: To provide learners with an in-depth introduction to Biblical Counseling.

BI-146 New Testament Studies: The GospelsPurpose: To introduce the student learner to an in-depth study of the Gospels, comparing and contrasting, so as to gain a better understanding of the works of Christ.

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Graduation

New Pilgrim Christian Bible College & Seminary is always excited about the Graduation Ceremony. Therefore, each student will be assessed a minimum $225.00. These assessments are for the cost of cap and gown, photography and other accessories.

Temporary Location

Prayer House Ministries1210 Azalea Rd

Mobile, AL 36693

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NT- 520 Life of Christ

NT-521 Purpose: Biblical understanding of mission of Christ and works.

BI-455 Israel’s HistoryPurpose: To present a survey of Israel’s history as it relates to their life in Egypt; to relate the works of the judges, the kings, and between the Testaments.

AD-530 Church Law IPurpose: this approach to understanding Church Law is designed to acquaint clergy and laity of the privileges and liabilities of ministers; law and the church; and church-state relations.

AD-531 Church Law IIPurpose: To further advance the student’s knowledge of the legalities involved in Church ministry.

AD-709 Rediscovering Pastor Ministry IPurpose: To bring learner into focus with the importance of the call in ministry and the urgency to be sound in teaching in this ever changing world.

AD-655 Leadership Organization Development Purpose: The development and equipping of Christian leaders in the church so they may be effective in the leading of the flock of God, and also to equip other leaders in organizational skills and program implementations.

NT-520 Life of Christ IPurpose: Biblical understanding of mission of Christ and His works(Prerequisite to NT-521)

NT-521 Life of Christ IIPurpose: Biblical understanding of mission of Christ and His works

BI-700 Biblical LiteraturePurpose: Intensive reading which involves the discovering and appreciation of Biblical poetry, allegories, and the analogy of metaphors especially in the book of Proverbs and the Psalms.

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New Pilgrim Christian Bible College & Seminary

Faculty and Staff

Dr. Charlie F. WilliamsChancellor

Dr. Brinda WhitfieldDean of Administration

Dr. Dorothy WilliamsDean of StudentsDr. Samuel Duff

Faculty

Dr. John L. Williams Student Recruiter

Dr. Marvin Langham, Jr.Dr. Harry B. Pugh, Sr.

Rev. James JonesMr. Bob Allen

Board of Directors

LILLIE COKERDONALD MARTIN, SR.Dr. Charlie Williams

Dr. Samuel DuffDr. Dorothy WilliamsDr. Brinda whitfieldDr. John Williams

SecretaryDaniel D. McMillian

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NT- 520 Life of Christ

NT-521 Purpose: Biblical understanding of mission of Christ and works.

BI-455 Israel’s HistoryPurpose: To present a survey of Israel’s history as it relates to their life in Egypt; to relate the works of the judges, the kings, and between the Testaments.

AD-530 Church Law IPurpose: this approach to understanding Church Law is designed to acquaint clergy and laity of the privileges and liabilities of ministers; law and the church; and church-state relations.

AD-531 Church Law IIPurpose: To further advance the student’s knowledge of the legalities involved in Church ministry.

AD-709 Rediscovering Pastor Ministry IPurpose: To bring learner into focus with the importance of the call in ministry and the urgency to be sound in teaching in this ever changing world.

AD-655 Leadership Organization Development Purpose: The development and equipping of Christian leaders in the church so they may be effective in the leading of the flock of God, and also to equip other leaders in organizational skills and program implementations.

NT-520 Life of Christ IPurpose: Biblical understanding of mission of Christ and His works(Prerequisite to NT-521)

NT-521 Life of Christ IIPurpose: Biblical understanding of mission of Christ and His works

BI-700 Biblical LiteraturePurpose: Intensive reading which involves the discovering and appreciation of Biblical poetry, allegories, and the analogy of metaphors especially in the book of Proverbs and the Psalms.

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BS- 518 Hermeneutics Part IPurpose: To carefully analyze the various viewpoints of key Hermeneutical issues; to examine these issues consciously in view of the learner’s hermeneutical pre-understanding, and to formulate consistent approaches in the area of general and special hermeneutics.

BS-519 Hermeneutics Part IIPurpose: To carefully analyze further the various viewpoints of key Hermeneutical issues; to examine these issues consciously in view of the learner’s hermeneutical pre-understanding, and to formulate consistent approaches in the area of general and special hermeneutics.(Prerequisite BS-518)

RW-710 Independent Research Methodologies Purpose: Guidelines for writing Doctorial Thesis

OT -718 EzekielPurpose: To expose the learner to a study of the Captivity prophecies of Ezekiel and their applications; the times of Ezekiel, his message and style.

BS-719 DanielPurpose: This course is designed to help give students a working knowledge of the sovereignty of God throughout the entire earth, as the prophet himself deals with the issues of that day, and prepares us for coming events. This course interchanges with Eschatology, a study of things to come.

CH-575 Early Church HistoryPurpose: To make known the little-known history of those faithful witnesses of the Lord Jesus, who as members of the church Jesus built, “overcame Satan by the blood of the Lamb, and by the Word of their testimony, and they loved not their lives unto death.” (Rev. 12:11)

CH-576 The History of Christianity Purpose: To make know an historical account of Christianity from the ancient to modern centuries.

CM-755 Psychology An academic discipline and applied science which seek to understand individual and group behavior. Principle and research specific cases.

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Student Advisement Section – Continued

Theological Seminary Master’s Level & Doctoral Level

Master of Arts – Prerequisite: Bachelor’s DegreeCore Credits Required: 33-39Total Credits Required: 90

Note: Credits are on the semester hour system.Prerequisite: Applicants for the master’s level program must have a bachelor’s degree from an approved school. For students entering the master’s level programs, New Pilgrim recognizes the importance of a broad educational foundation. An appropriate program of undergraduate study includes adequate attention to general education. Core Credits: The specific core courses required for each program are listed in the respective program description. Any request for a course substitution will be evaluated to determine if the proposed substitute course meets program requirements. A minimum of 33 core credits must be earned at New Pilgrim for any master’s degree. The number of core credits required is 33 for all Masters of Arts degrees with the exception of a M.A. in Biblical Counseling which has a 39 core credits requirement. The Master of Divinity degree has 90 core credits. Master’s level students have the following options to satisfy core credits above the 33 credit hour minimum to be earned at New Pilgrim. 1.) Transfer credits (grades of “B” or higher) validated for core credits must be from an approved school and must satisfy the requirements of the core program. 2.) New Pilgrim course work.

Doctor of Religious Studies – Prerequisite: Master’s DegreeCore Credits Required: 42Doctor of Ministry – Prerequisite: Master of DivinityCore Credits Required: 36Doctor of Arts – Prerequisite: Master DegreeCore Credits Required: 54

Core Credits: The specific core courses required for each program are listed in the respective program description. Any request for a course substitution will be evaluated to determine if the proposed substitute course meets program requirements. A minimum of 33 core credits must be earned at New Pilgrim for any doctoral degree. The number of core credits required varies per program. The Doctor of Religious Studies degree requires 42 core credits, the Doctor of Ministry degree requires 36 core credits, and the Doctor of Arts degree requires 54 core credits. Doctoral students have the following options to satisfy core credits above the 33 credit hour minimum to be earned at New Pilgrim. 1.) Transfer credits (grades of “B” or higher) validated for core credits must be from an approved school and must satisfy the requirements of the core program. 2.) New Pilgrim course work.

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New Pilgrim Christian Bible College & Seminary

Faculty and Staff

Dr. Charlie F. WilliamsChancellor

Dr. Brinda WhitfieldDean of Administration

Dr. Dorothy WilliamsDean of StudentsDr. Samuel Duff

Faculty

Dr. John L. Williams Student Recruiter

Dr. Marvin Langham, Jr.Dr. Harry B. Pugh, Sr.

Rev. James JonesMr. Bob Allen

Board of Directors

LILLIE COKERDONALD MARTIN, SR.Dr. Charlie Williams

Dr. Samuel DuffDr. Dorothy WilliamsDr. Brinda whitfieldDr. John Williams

SecretaryDaniel D. McMillian

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Student Advisement Section

College of the Bible

Diploma – Prerequisite: High School Diploma or GEDCore Credits Required: 33

Associates of Arts – Prerequisite: High School Diploma or GEDGeneral Education Credits Required: 31Core Credits Required: 33Total Credits Required: 64

Note: Credits are on the semester hour system.Prerequisite: Undergraduate applicants are required to have a high school diploma or have completed the General Educational Development (GED) test.Core Credits: The specific core courses required are listed in the respective program description. Any request for a course substitution will be evaluated to determine if the proposed substitute course meets program requirements. A minimum of 33 core credits must be earned at New Pilgrim for any degree or diploma awarded. The one exception to this policy is a s follows: The diploma and Associates Degree programs are linked in such a way that the same 33 core credits earned at New Pilgrim for a diploma program may be applied to the core credits for the corresponding Associates Degree, leaving the student to complete the general education requirements. The number of core credits required is 33 for a diploma program, 33 for an Associate Degree, and 39 for a Bachelor’s Degree.

Bachelor of Arts – Prerequisite: High School Diploma or GEDGeneral Education Credits Required: 45Non-Core Credits Required: 44Core Credits Required: 39Total Credits Required: 128

Note: Credits are on the semester system.Prerequisite: Undergraduate applicants are required to have a high school diploma or have completed the General Educational Development (GED) test. General Education Credits: The specific general education requirements are listed in the respective program description.Non-Core Credits: Undergraduates have the following options to satisfy non-core credits Core Credits: The specific core courses required are listed in the respective program. Any request for a course substitution will be evaluated to determine if the proposed substitute course meets program requirements. A minimum of 33 core credits must be earned at new Pilgrim for any degree or diploma awarded. The one exception to this policy is a follows: The diploma and Associates program are linked in such a way that the same core credits earned at New Pilgrim for a diploma program may be applied to the core credit for the corresponding associated degree, leaving the student to complete the general education requirements. The number of core credits required is 33 for a diploma program, 33 for an Associate Degree, and 39 for a Bachelor Degree. Bachelor’s level students have the following options to satisfy core credits above the 33 credit hour minimum to be earned at New Pilgrim.

*1. New Pilgrim offers undergraduate portfolio (Credits validated via portfolio of life-learning experiences. Bible Knowledge Assessments and Additional New Pilgrim Courses. 2. Transfer credits (grades of “C” or higher) from an approved school and be comparable to courses taught by New Pilgrim.

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EP-128 Expository Preaching IPurpose: To develop the learner’s ability to effectively communicate the scripture context with a view of its historical, grammatical and cultural primary objective.

EP-129 Expository Preaching IIPurpose: To further expose and equip learner’s to:

1. Analyze the scriptures from the original language’s perspective2. Implement illustrations;3. Contemporize it and convey the intent to the listeners

(Prerequisite EP-128)

ET-305 Christian EthicsPurpose: To judge, with keener perception, the underlying principles which govern both the best and worst of ethical reflection in our time.

NT-110 Life of PaulPurpose: To expose the learner to the study of the life and letters of Paul; to enable the learner to master basic issues related to the background chronology, interpretations and theology of the letters of Paul, and to apply that knowledge.

NT-231 New Testament Survey Part IPurpose: To present and expose learner to an overview of the New Testament; to enable learners to recognize and interpret individual characters and events; and to identify the purpose and theme of each New Testament book, and the major theological themes; to help the learners apply that knowledge in ministry.

NT-232 New Testament Survey Part IIPurpose: To further present and expose learner to an overview of the New Testament; to enable learners to recognize and interpret individual characters and events; the purpose and theme of each New Testament book; the major theological themes; to help learners apply that knowledge in ministry.(Prerequisite NT-231)

NT-234 New Testament Studies Part IPurpose: To introduce and expose learners to the historical background and content of the Gospels; to enable them to identify and articulate key issues in the exegesis and biblical theology of each Gospel; to demonstrate an appropriate method for studying any of the New Testament Gospels and facilitate its use in ministry.

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Course Degree PathsAssociates of Arts

Associates Degree:EH-100 English EP-128 Expository Preaching IPM-100 Practical Ministry EP-129 Expository Preaching IIPS-101 Public Speaking NT-110 Life of PaulAD-155 Management Science Basics NT-232 New Testament Survey IINT-231 New Testament I OT-231 Old Testament Survey IIOT-231 Old Testament Survey I BI-146 New Testament Studies GospelsRW-100 Foundation English Grammar BC-172 Pastoral CounselingNT-234 New Testament Studies I NT-255 New Testament Studies IIBS-518 Hermeneutics Part I TH-309 Eschatology I

PS-430 Introductory GreekChapel Required 3 Semester hours Total 64

Bachelor’s Degree

Bachelor’s Degree:TH-310 Eschatology II BI-455 Israel’s HistoryBI-369 Tabernacle ET-305 Christian EthicsRW-399 Research Writing College Level NT-434 Gospel of John

TH-400 Doctrine of Christian Religion ITH-499 Major Bible Truths INT-520 Life of Christ I NT-521 Life of Christ II

LecturesChapel Required 5 Semester hours Total 32

Master’s Degree

Master’s Degree:BS-519 Hermeneutics II TH-502 Systematic Theology IITH-501 Systematic Theology I CH-575 Early Church HistoryTH-401 Doctrine of Christian Religion II BS-718 EzekielTH-500 Major Bible Truths II BS-719 DanielTH-530 Dispensation of Truths I PS-430 Introductory GreekTH-531 Dispensation of Truths II AD-535 Church Law

LecturesChapel Required 3 Semester hours Total 40

Doctoral Degree

Doctorate Degree:BI-700 Biblical Literature RW-710 Independent Research MethodologiesPH-705 Major World Religions PS-450 Introductory HebrewCM-755 Psychology CMS-498 Church Planting in North AmericanAD-710 Rediscovering Pastoral Ministry I CH-576 History of Christianity I AD-711 Rediscovering Pastoral Ministry II CH-577 History of Christianity IIAD-535 Church Law I TH-809 Intro to Writing ThesisAD-536 Church Law II TH-810 Thesis for Doctorial DegreeAdditional Courses offered as program is built Total 54 Page 15

Student Advisement Section

College of the Bible

Diploma – Prerequisite: High School Diploma or GEDCore Credits Required: 33

Associates of Arts – Prerequisite: High School Diploma or GEDGeneral Education Credits Required: 31Core Credits Required: 33Total Credits Required: 64

Note: Credits are on the semester hour system.Prerequisite: Undergraduate applicants are required to have a high school diploma or have completed the General Educational Development (GED) test.Core Credits: The specific core courses required are listed in the respective program description. Any request for a course substitution will be evaluated to determine if the proposed substitute course meets program requirements. A minimum of 33 core credits must be earned at New Pilgrim for any degree or diploma awarded. The one exception to this policy is a s follows: The diploma and Associates Degree programs are linked in such a way that the same 33 core credits earned at New Pilgrim for a diploma program may be applied to the core credits for the corresponding Associates Degree, leaving the student to complete the general education requirements. The number of core credits required is 33 for a diploma program, 33 for an Associate Degree, and 39 for a Bachelor’s Degree.

Bachelor of Arts – Prerequisite: High School Diploma or GEDGeneral Education Credits Required: 45Non-Core Credits Required: 44Core Credits Required: 39Total Credits Required: 128

Note: Credits are on the semester system.Prerequisite: Undergraduate applicants are required to have a high school diploma or have completed the General Educational Development (GED) test. General Education Credits: The specific general education requirements are listed in the respective program description.Non-Core Credits: Undergraduates have the following options to satisfy non-core credits Core Credits: The specific core courses required are listed in the respective program. Any request for a course substitution will be evaluated to determine if the proposed substitute course meets program requirements. A minimum of 33 core credits must be earned at new Pilgrim for any degree or diploma awarded. The one exception to this policy is a follows: The diploma and Associates program are linked in such a way that the same core credits earned at New Pilgrim for a diploma program may be applied to the core credit for the corresponding associated degree, leaving the student to complete the general education requirements. The number of core credits required is 33 for a diploma program, 33 for an Associate Degree, and 39 for a Bachelor Degree. Bachelor’s level students have the following options to satisfy core credits above the 33 credit hour minimum to be earned at New Pilgrim.

*1. New Pilgrim offers undergraduate portfolio (Credits validated via portfolio of life-learning experiences. Bible Knowledge Assessments and Additional New Pilgrim Courses. 2. Transfer credits (grades of “C” or higher) from an approved school and be comparable to courses taught by New Pilgrim.

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NT-235 New Testament Studies Part IIPurpose: To further introduce and expose learners to the historical background and content of the Gospels; to enable them to identify and articulate key issues in the exegesis and biblical theology of each Gospel; to demonstrate an appropriate method for studying any of the New Testament Gospels and facilitate its use in ministry.(Prerequisite NT-234)

NT-434 Gospel of JohnPurpose: To introduce and expose learners to the historical background and contents of the Gospel of John; to illustrate the importance of the Gospel of John in the history of the Church; to demonstrate an appropriate method of study.

OT-231 Old Testament Survey I Purpose: To present and expose learners to an overview of the Old Testament; to enable them to recognize and interpret individual characters, and the purpose of each Old Testament Book; to help the learner apply that knowledge in ministry. This course is the first in a series of two that complete the full Old Testament Study.

OT-232 Old Testament Survey IIPurpose: To present and expose learners to an overview of the Old Testament; to enable learners to recognize and interpret individual characters and events; and to identify the purpose and theme of each Old Testament book, and the major theological themes; to help learners apply that knowledge in ministry.(Prerequisite OT-231)

PH-705 Major World Religions Purpose: To provide opportunity for learners to examine and analyze the characteristics of different religions so that the learners may be able to apply this knowledge to an understanding of the world today and how the Christian faith can affect the world.

CMS-498 Church Planting In North AmericaPurpose: To provide essential principals for planting and multiplying churches with New Testament characteristics in North American settings. This course establishes biblical, mission-ological, spiritual, sociological, evangelistic, leadership, strategic and practical foundations.

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GED Classes offered as well…

Degrees Offered:

Associate Degree - Associate of Biblical StudiesBachelor Degree - Bachelor of Biblical Studies

Masters DegreesMaster of Biblical Studies

(Old Testament Concentration)

Master of Theology Degree - (New Testament Concentration)Master of Theological Studies Degree - (New Testament Concentration)

Master of Divinity Degree - (Old Testament Concentration)

Master of Urban Ministry DegreeMaster of General Ministry Degree

Master of Arts in Biblical Studies

Doctorate Degrees - Doctorate Degree in Ministry

Faith Based Management Diploma and Degree Programs

Certificate Program

These studies are designed to help the student work as a strong leader in the church and community, supporting the leadership and program of the Christian Mission. Students are given two (2) semester Credit Hours, to be used only at New Pilgrim Bible College & Seminary.

Certificate Program Classes

1. Healthy Team Leadership2. The Disciple’s Personality Master Life3. The Women of the Bible4. Introduction to the History of Christianity5. Experiencing God Daily6. How to Develop a Closer Relationship with God7. Introduction to the Tabernacle8. Exploring the Gospel of Mark I&II9. The Seven Churches of the Book of Revelations 10. The Book of Philippians11. Exploring the Book of Ephesians 12. Survey of the Book of 1st Corinthians13. Survey of the Book of Romans14. Introduction to the Book of Revelation15. The Book of Acts

PM-100 Practical MinistryPurpose: To introduce the learner to hands-on methods for Ministry, Pastoral Techniques, Administration Policy and Pitfalls to avoid in Pastoral Ministry.

PS-101 Public SpeakingPurpose: To prepare the student to use the skill of communicating in various public settings when it comes to giving a demonstrational speech, public address, etc…

PS-430 Introductory Greek IPurpose: An introductory course into the Greek of the New Testament, original text and word study. *(Prerequisite for Introductory Greek II)

PS-431 Introductory Greek IIPurpose: An introductory course into the Greek of the New Testament, original text and word study.

PS-450 Introductory Hebrew IPurpose: An introductory course into the fundamentals of Hebrew; and to give learners a mastery and facility in relying on and quick maneuvering through the Old Testament by means of a mastery of Hebrew grammar, syntax, and vocabulary.

EH-100 EnglishPurpose: Learning the correct usage of sentence structure, verb and noun compliment, etc.

RW-100 Foundation of English GrammarPurpose: Introduce student to, and hone the skills of student in the foundation of English Grammar.

RW-399 Research Writing College LevelPurpose: To enable the learner to understand the nature of scholarly research and writing, and to effectively demonstrate the same.

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