Spring Semester 2010

January 4 to April 30

Medford

Intermediate Guitar & Worship  GS 305, 2 units

Mondays 6:00-8:00 pm at Pacific Bible College, 409 N Front St, Medford. Starts 1-4

If you are more than a beginner but not at the advanced level, and love to worship, this class is for you. Barre chords, scales and leads, finger picking, and reading tablature will be covered, but the emphasis will be on contemporary worship and a deeper understanding of the heart of worship.

Taught by Ken Rensi, who has been teaching guitar and leading worship for over 20 years. He is a graduate of the University of Dayton and Southern Oregon University.

Art: Color Theory  GS 309, 3 units

Tuesdays 9:00 am – 1:30 pm at Trail Christian Fellowship, 18881 Hwy 62, Eagle Point, Starts 1-12

It’s been said that, “Color is the romance of art.” This course will delve into classic theories of color, building upon other foundations of art (drawing, tonal values, composition and edges). Join a group of encouraging students that will pursue excellence through discussion, demonstrations and hands-on painting time. It is suggested that students have some prior art training for maximum benefit from this class. All mediums are welcome, with oils being the most popular choice. Class meets for 10 weeks with an Art Show one Sunday.

Taught by Karen Cain-Smith, an award-winning artist with 9 years experience as a private art instructor. She is a graduate of Humboldt State and Northern Arizona Universities.

The Gospels  Bib 103, 3 units

Tuesdays 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm, at Pacific Bible College, 409 N. Front St, Medford, Starts 1-5

The four gospels are the primary source of knowledge of the life and work of Jesus of Nazareth. Since Christianity depends on the historical facts of Christ’s life, death and resurrection, familiarity with these eyewitness accounts is critical to a well-founded faith. The course will focus on the man, the ministry and the message of Jesus Christ and the meaning these have for our lives today.

Taught by Ryan Clark, a graduate of Moody Bible Institute and Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary who brings over 10 years of ministry experience to the classroom.

English 1  GS 101, 3 units

Thursdays 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm at Pacific Bible College, 409 N. Front St., Medford, Starts 1-7

This course is a “Why didn’t I pay attention the first time around?” review of basic writing craft to learn the most effective way to use the written word in everyday life.

Taught by Lynn Ludwick. Lynn is a graduate of Northwest Christian College and a published writer.

Making Disciples  CE 103, 3 units

Thursdays 6:00 pm – 9:30 pm at Pacific Bible College, 409 N Front St, Medford, Starts 1-7

Discipleship is the second part of the Great Commission. Students will research and study the style of Jesus as He discipled the 12. This will be used to challenge them to apply what they have learned in a discipleship experience of their own while going deeper into their hearts and life. This class will meet for 13 weeks.

Taught by Jody Bormuth, a graduate of Multnomah Biblical Seminary who has served in youth and women’s ministries in various ways for over 30 years.

Theology 4: Bibliology, Hermeneutics  Th 202, 3 units

Fridays 9:00 am - noon at Pacific Bible College, 409 N. Front St., Medford, Starts 1-8

Paul instructed Timothy to “Be diligent to present yourself approved to God … handling accurately the word of truth.” This foundational course will guide you through the historical development of God’s Word and equip you with the practical fundamentals of sound Bible interpretation.

Taught by Terry Pruett a graduate of Western Conservative Baptist Seminary and Alaska Bible College. Terry’s experience includes 24 years as a pastor, missionary, and camp director in Oregon and Alaska. He is currently affiliated with American Missionary Fellowship and oversees their Southern Oregon operations.

Chiloquin

Possible Class – Romans or Theology 3: Ecclesiology, Eschatology

Details to be determined. Please call the office or check the website for current information.

Taught by Terry Pruett a graduate of Western Conservative Baptist Seminary and Alaska Bible College. Terry’s experience includes 24 years as a pastor, missionary, and camp director in Oregon and Alaska. He is currently affiliated with American Missionary Fellowship and oversees their Southern Oregon operations.

CURRENT SEMESTER CLASSES

Fall Semester 2009

August 31 to December 18

Youth and Family Ministry Foundations  CE 307 - 3 units

Mondays 6:30-9:30 pm at Pacific Bible College, 409 N. Front St., Medford, Starts 8-31

Youth Workers have a challenging role and task regarding ministry to the home, the church or on the school campus. This course lays the foundation for a strong biblical philosophy and practical framework for ministering to today's household with an eye on the church, para-church, school and institutional settings. Elements of philosophy, leadership, and programs are examined regarding youth and families, and their cultural world.

Taught by Mark Sumpter a graduate of Westminster Seminary with a MAR in Theological Studies. Mark has been involved in congregational ministry for over 25 years. He currently serves as pastor of Faith Presbyterian Church in Grants Pass.

Biblical Gender  Th 203, 3 units

Thursdays 6:00-9:30 pm at Parkway Christian Center, 229 NE Beacon Dr., Grants Pass, Starts 9-10

In today's world questions abound as to the uniqueness of each gender. In this class, students, both men and women, will gain a greater understanding of their own gender's biblical value and worth, while integrating this with each gender's specific biblical roles. They will be challenged to learn the complete story behind why God created two genders: Male and Female, and why He intends for them to find it a privilege and an honor to remain distinct and unique. This class will meet for 13 weeks.

Taught by Jody Bormuth, a graduate of Multnomah Biblical Seminary who has served in youth and women’s ministries in various ways for over 30 years.

General Epistles  Bib 203, 3 units

Fridays 9:00am – noon at Pacific Bible College, 409 N. Front St., Medford, Starts9-4

Theological and practical. This defines our study of the General Epistles. Beginning with a review and defense of the canonicity of Scripture we will pursue a comprehensive survey of Hebrews to Jude. Our common goal will be to understand biblical truth and to apply it to our lives and ministries.

Taught by Terry Pruett a graduate of Western Conservative Baptist Seminary and Alaska Bible College. Terry’s experience includes 24 years as a pastor, missionary, and camp director in Oregon and Alaska. He is currently affiliated with American Missionary Fellowship and oversees their Southern Oregon operations.

Old Testament Survey  Bib 101 – 3 units

Tuesdays 6:00-9:00 pm, at Pacific Bible College, 409 N. Front St., Medford, Starts 9-1

In this class, we will study the historical, theological and geographical content of the 39 books found in the Old Testament. The Goal of the class is to get both a basic understanding of these books in their original context and to understand these books in light of the reality that Christ is the fulfillment of all that God has promised.

Taught by Ryan Clark, a graduate of Moody Bible Institute and Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary who brings over 10 years of ministry experience to the classroom.

Beginning Guitar and Worship  GS 302, 2 units

Mondays 6:00 – 8:00 pm at Pacific Bible College, 409 N. Front St, Medford, Starts 8-31

Worship takes many forms and is an important part of our lives. If your heart longs to learn more about musical worship, this course will deepen your understanding and give you the basics of beginning guitar, enabling you to play contemporary worship songs.

Taught by Ken Rensi, who has been teaching guitar and leading worship for over 20 years. He is a graduate of the University of Dayton and Southern Oregon University.

Church History 1: Pentecost to Present  Hist 101 - 3 units

Thursdays 6:30-9:30 pm at Pacific Bible College, 409 N. Front St., Medford, Starts 9-3

Students will be provided with an overview of the major events, personalities and movements of the Christian Church. Attention will also be given to the major trends and philosophical shifts in secular history that have either shaped the Church or were shaped by the Church. This course will be taught from the belief that history is part of God’s general revelation to mankind and as such has value to the believer in learning wisdom and living charitably among the wider Body of Christ.

Taught by Christopher White and Matthew McAuliffe. Christopher is a graduate of Prairie Bible College and is an Associate Pastor at Trail Christian Fellowship. Matthew is a graduate of Western Baptist College and is the Worship Pastor at Trail Christian Fellowship.

Art: Capturing Images with Confidence  GS 319, 3 units

Tuesdays 9:00 am – 1:30 pm at Trail Christian Fellowship, 18881 Hwy 62, Eagle Point, Starts 9-8

Render images with immediacy and accuracy, employing the main elements that make paintings successful. The majority of this class will involve hands-on work using oils or soft pastels, with the balance comprised of demonstrations, instruction and discussion. All art levels are welcome. This class will meet for 10 weeks.

Taught by Karen Cain-Smith, an award-winning artist with 8 years experience as a private art instructor. She is a graduate of Humboldt State and Northern Arizona Universities.

Note:

• Class locations are subject to change.
• Registration forms can be downloaded from the registration page.