UNION UNIVERSITY TO OFFER FOUR FALL SEMINARY STUDIES COURSES

JACKSON, June 5-- Union University will offer four courses for seminary credit this fall through the University's seminary studies program. The program allows students to take seminary-level courses on Union's campus and apply earned credits toward graduation at any Southern Baptist seminary.

Classes will for thirteen weeks from Sept. 9 to Dec. 9. Course offerings and meeting times are as follows:

Monday courses:

10:00-1:00, Introduction to the Old Testament, Part I (20200)- Taught by Dr. Kelvin Moore. Three hours credit.

1:30-4:30, Christian Education Telecourse (To be announced)

5:15-8:15, Ephesians and Colossians (23440)- Taught by Dr. Paul Jackson. Three hours credit.

Tuesday course:

Supervised Ministry Experience (4440)- Taught by Dr. John Adams. Two hours credit.

Students wishing to enroll in the Supervised Ministry Experience must first take Formation for Christian Ministry as a prerequisite. The course is offered July 9-18 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Both the Supervised Ministry Experience and the Christian Education Telecourse count toward on-campus course requirements.

Costs for the program are a $35 application fee and a fee of $250 per course. Fees are double for non-Southern Baptists. Textbooks for all courses may be purchased at the campus bookstore. Seminary students have full access to the Union University library.

For more information about the seminary studies program, call John Adams at (901) 661-5160 or Dr. Bob Hughes of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary at 1-800-626-5525.

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