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CT 760 Selected Pietist Thinkers
See course description under AP 760.
4 hours
CT 761 Women Theologians of the Church
4 hours
This seminar is a collaborative examination of selected women in the history
of Christianity who have contributed to the life of the church as theologians.
This exploration of women theologians includes a study of women’s faith
development, the unique features of the women’s theological vision, and a
consideration of their continuing legacy in the life of the church. Beginning
with the witness of Hildegard and concluding with contemporary global
theological perspectives of women, particular attention is given to the holistic
understanding of theology manifest in their lives and writings.
CT 770-779 Conference/Seminar in Christian Theology
2-4 hours
Credit is available for those who attend approved conferences and seminars.
Students should check with the department chairperson for reading and writing
requirements associated with attendance at approved conferences and
seminars.
CT 799 Thesis
4 hours
Prerequisites: CT 797 and 798
This course represents the credit awarded for the successful completion of a
master’s thesis. Students will consult regularly with their thesis advisors through
the drafting and revising process until the thesis advisor determines that the
thesis is acceptable. Students will then present the results of their research to
fellow students and members of the department during May of the year they
graduate.
CHRISTIAN WORSHIP COURSES
CW 503 Theological Aesthetics
4 hours
This class explores the various dimensions of what has been called theological
aesthetics or the “glory of God.” It will include the examination of historical
and contemporary expressions of this theme and will assess its
appropriateness for a theological foundation of worship. In addition, the
formative role of aesthetics in the life of the Christian will be explored. In
addition to addressing the theological/philosophical aspects of aesthetics,
various forms of expressing beauty through art will be examined.
CT 790
4 hours
Uncatalogued courses are offered occasionally to enrich the offerings of the
major and to tap the resources of department faculty and visiting scholars.
Specific course titles and descriptions are available when the course is
scheduled.
CW 508 Applied Study in Piano
CW 509 Applied Study in Organ
CW 510 Applied Study in Voice
1-2 hours
1-2 hours
1-2 hours
CT 794-796 Independent Study in Christian Theology
4 hours
Independent Studies are designed to cover specialized material not usually
included in a course offering listed in the catalog.
CT 797 Thesis Seminar: Proposal Phase
2 hours
This seminar introduces students to methods of historical or theological
research and prepares them to complete a master’s thesis in these disciplines.
The proposal phase of the seminar guides students through the process of
developing their thesis proposals and prepares them to begin their research.
CT 798 Thesis Seminar: Writing Phase
2 hours
Prerequisite: CT 797
This seminar introduces students to methods of historical or theological
research and prepares them to complete a master’s thesis in these disciplines.
The writing phase of the seminar prepares students to complete their research,
organize the results and write the thesis.
CW 512 Music in the Black Church
See course description under BC 512.
4 hours
CW 515 Seminary Chapel Choir or Gospel Choir
1 hour
This ensemble experience is offered as an opportunity for personal growth and
ministry. Requirements include a weekly rehearsal and ministry at Monday
chapel services. A total of 4 hours of credit may be applied toward graduation.
There is no charge for this credit, even if the total hours of credit in a given
quarter exceed 16 hours.
CW 601 Technology in Worship
4 hours
This course investigates the role of technology in Christian worship and explores
appropriate uses of technology in the areas of worship scheduling and design,
video presentation, musicianship training, musical instruments, midi, and sound
system basics. Special consideration is given to the issue of technology for small
churches. Opportunities are provided for students to gain hands-on experience.
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