BUILD YOUR BIBLE KNOWLEDGE — AUDIT A COURSE AT HST
What does it mean to audit a course?
As an auditor, you take a course but do not receive credit toward a degree. Class attendance, assignments and exams are optional.
You may attend class meetings in person or via HST LIVE or download class recordings to watch at a more convenient time.
Priority is given to students enrolled for credit. If a course has a limited enrollment, auditors may not know until the course begins if they will be able to enroll.
The cost to audit a course is $100 per credit hour. Courses are typically three credit hours.
Master of Divinity and Doctor of Ministry alumni may audit one course per semester for the reduced rate of $125 per course.
Spouses of current students may audit one course per semester for a reduced rate of $75 per course.
The HST Church Audit Program serves members of congregations that support HST with at least $1,200 per year. Members of these congregations may audit select courses each semester for$75 per course.
What courses are available?
BNEW 5233 Gospel of Luke — Dr. Peter Rice Wednesday 1-3:45 p.m. (begins August 21) Available on ground or online Students will gain an understanding of the exegesis of the English text of the Gospel of Luke with emphasis on major theological themes of Luke's account of Jesus's life and ministry.
BMIN 5875 Congregational Ministry — Matthew Love Monday 1-3:45 p.m. (begins August 19) Available on ground or online Students will participate in an in-depth study of the practice of ministry in local congregational settings. Special emphasis is given to biblical and theological foundations for ministry, conflict management, financial management, pastoral care, administration, worship, ministry and family balance, leadership relationships, and ministry of weddings and funerals.
BNEW 5201 Advanced Introduction to the New Testament — Dr. Jeff Peterson Thursday 1-3:45 p.m. (begins August 22) Available on ground or online Students will be given foundations for understanding the New Testament in its historical setting including development of the canon, cultural backgrounds of the first-century world, and settings and purposes of each book. Special emphasis is given to contemporary theological understandings of New Testament books.
How do I participate?
Register with the Auditor Registration form below.
If your congregation is interested in joining the HST Church Audit Program, contact Greg Muse, Harding School of Theology Director of Advancement, atgmuse@harding.eduor by calling 901-574-1127.
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