Baltimore Distance Learner Center of Chesapeake Bible College & Seminary
5401 Frankford Ave., Baltimore, MD 21206
(410) 488-5650 | info@ncccbalto.org, attn: somet
"Empowering Christian to be everything God intended us to be in the Kingdom"
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We are an accredited Bible College.
Please contact our registrar at info@ncccbalto.org or 410.488.5650
Spring Trimester, 2022
Classes Start Soon!
Date: Wednesday, March 23, 2022
Time: 7:00 pm
This orientation will take place online through the Zoom Platform (internet access required).
Click the button below to connect to the virtual orientation meeting room or use ID#: 853 7029 6208 to access meeting
AS OF January 2022, WE ARE OFFERING THESE UNDERGRADUATE & GRADUATE COURSES LISTED UNTIL THE END OF OUR SPRING TRIMESTER, VIRTUAL ONLY.
*(Contact us for a list of upcoming courses & class days)
Credits: 4 (12-week course) | Start Date: March 29, 2022, Tuesday | Class: Undergraduate Course
Textbooks: TBA
Description: This course is research into every phase of the life of Christ. It is an un-biased analysis that brings out the inner movements of the
history, towards that long-delayed, but foreseen and inevitable collision, in which beyond all other instances, the wrath of man is made to praise God. It departs from the age-old plan of following
the feasts as the turning points in the life of Jesus. The textbook for this course is “What the Bible is all About” by Henrietta Mears.
Professor Clara Merritt
Credits: 4 (12-week course) | Start Date: March 31, 2022, Thursday | Class: Undergraduate/Graduate Course
Textbook: TBA
Description: This is a four credit course that covers the five books of the law (Torah) and the twelve books of Hebrew history. The student will
learn many valuable lessons in spirituality, geography, chronology, canonicals, law, and the general structure of the ancient Middle East culture. This course is necessary to understand the
foundation of our Christian faith.
Professor A. Bryan Claxton
Credits: 4 (12-week course) | Start Date: March 29, 2022, Tuesday | Class: Undergraduate/Graduate Course
Textbook: TBA
Description: This course covers the beginning of church history which was initiated and propagated by the power and presence of the Acts of the Holy Spirit. This is an exciting book which highlights the ministry of the Apostle Peter as it examines the first twelve chapters, from the ascension of Christ to the beginning of the missionary journeys to the Gentiles. In addition to the Bible (KJV or NKJV), it is recommended that the student make use of a Bible encyclopedia, a Bible dictionary, and other reference materials.
Professor Theresa Ward
Credits: 4 (12-week course) | Start Date: March 31, 2022, Thursday | Class: Graduate Course
Textbook: TBA
Description: This four credit course is a concise study of the names and appearances of God in the Old Testament from a Messianic Jewish perspective. More precisely, it is a scholarly, investigative work about the One in the Godhead who manifested Himself as a man in numerous accounts throughout the Hebrew Scriptures to men and women, and they did not die. Who is this “Angel” who spoke and appeared, and caused a prophetic event to be fulfilled, then disappeared from sight? What were the circumstances of His appearing, and why? Is there only one name of God, or many?
Professor Leslie Percell
Chesapeake Bible College & Seminary (Headquarters Location)
14671 Fox Chase Circle, Ridgely, MD 21660
http://www.cbcsonline.org/
Office# 410.634.9005
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