Developed out of the Catholic Biblical School, these classes are open to all adults and focus on various themes throughout the Bible. A more comprehensive and in-depth study of than what may be offered in the Adult Faith Formation program, this program is thirty weeks long, requiring students to meet once a week for two hours. Classes include presentations on background and context, large group discussion, and reference to both historical or biblical commentary and primary sources.
While they may be of particular interest to graduates of the Catholic Biblical School and others with a background in Scripture, history, or ministry, these classes require no prerequisites and are open to everyone.
During the 2013-2014 school year, the Neuhoff Institute for Ministry & Evangelization will offer New Testament Themes as part of the Biblical Themes Series. This will be taught by Jim McGill, M.A. and will be open to any adult interested in learning about the history, personalities and theology of the New Testament.
| Kingdom of God New Jerusalem Gift of the Holy Spirit |
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| Jesus Mary Peter Paul The Evangelists |
And many others from NT texts, including: Simeon |
There will be several textbooks and other reading assignments, but there will be no tests, papers or written homework in this course.
2013-2014 New Testament Themes Book List
New Testament Themes will be offered in two locations in the DFW area. There will be thirty meetings in total with periodic breaks for holidays.
| Day |
Time | Location |
| Tuesday Mornings (beginning 9/10/13) |
9:30 - 11:30 am | University of Dallas Irving, TX |
| Wednesday Evenings (beginning 9/11/13) |
7:00 - 9:00 pm | All Saints Parish Dallas, TX |
2013-2014 NTT ACADEMIC CALENDAR -- coming soon!
The cost for the class annually is $615.00 ($575.00 if registered before May 31, 2013), or $330.00 per semester. Please note that no part of the course fee is refundable. Also, the course fee does NOT include books.
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