Washington D.C. Course Syllabi

SUMMER 2012
6NT602 - Greak Readings of Ephesians - Jeon
6ON504 - Advanced Biblical Exegesis/Macro-Hermaneutics - Keene
6PT506 - Introduction to Preaching - B. Lee
6ST504 - History of Philosophy and Christian Thought - Nichols
6ST526 - Principles of Sanctification - Sackett [update 5/14/2012]

SPRING 2012
6NT504 - Greek II - Fullilove
6NT506 - Greek Exegesis - Fullilove
6NT520 - Pauline Epistles - Jeon
6OT504 - Hebrew II - Lee
6OT506 - Hebrew Exegesis - Lee
6OT510 - Judges-Esther - Fullilove
6OT607/01 - The Divine Warrior - Lee
6OT607/02 - The Divine Warrior - Lee
6PT516 - Pastoral Counseling - Clark
6PT528 - Theology of Ministry I - Van Dixhoorn
6PT534 - Field Education Seminar - Lee
6PT612 - Preparing for Ordination - Griffith, Lee, Van Dixhoorn
6ST502 - Intro to Pastoral and Theological Studies - Kidd
6ST514 - ST II: Anthropology and Christology - Griffith
6ST520 - ST III: Soteriology and Eschatology - Griffith (02/06/2012)
6ST528 - Pastoral and Social Ethics - Sackett

WINTER 2012
6NT522 Hebrews-Revelation - Keene
6OT516 Isaiah-Malachi - Lee
6PT513 The Christian Life - Brown
6ST601 Covenant Theology - Griffith

FALL 2011
6CE514 Educational Ministry of the Church - Sackett (updated 09/01/11)
6MS508 Evangelism - Hutchinson
6NT502 Greek I - Fullilove
6NT508 Gospels - Jeon (updated 08/22/11)
6OT502 Hebrew I - Lee (updated 09/01/11)
6OT508 Genesis-Joshua - Lee
6OT512 Poets - Futato
6PT501 Integrating Faith and Work - Whelchel (updated 09/01/11)
6PT525 Advanced Expository Preaching< - Van Dixhoorn
6ST510 Systematic Theology I: God and Scripture - Griffith
6ST524 Systematic Theology IV: Church and Sacraments - Griffith
6ST530 Apologetics - Edgar

SUMMER 2011
6HT506 The Church and the World - Sackett
6HT508 Classics of Personal Devotion - Sackett
6HT610 Ministry in a Post Modern Context - Nichols
6ON504 Advanced Biblical Exegesis/Macro-Hermaneutics - Keene

SPRING 2011
6HT504 History of Christianity II - Van Dixhoorn (revised 1/10/11 )
6NT504 Greek II - Fullilove (revised 12/13/10)
6NT506 Greek Exegesis - Fullilove (revised 12/13/10)
6OT510 Judges to Esther - Fullilove
6OT516 Isaiah to Malachi - Lee
6OT533 Book of Daniel- Lee
6PT506 Introduction to Preaching - Lee
6PT522 Communication II - Lee
6PT534 Field Education Seminar - Lee
6ST502 Introduction to Pastoral and Theological Studies - Griffith (revised 1/24/11)
6ST520 Systematic Theology III: Soteriology and Eschatology - Griffith (revised 10/26/10)
6ST530 Apologetics* - Lindsley
6ST609 C.S. Lewis - Lindsley

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The MAR and the MDiv degrees are offered by RTS Washington DC.
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RTS Washington DC is a fully accredited Graduate School by the Association of Theological Schools and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. We are also licensed by the Commission on Higher Education of the State of Maryland and the State of Virginia Council for Higher Education.
Can I take classes part-time at RTS Washington DC?

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In what format are the courses offered at RTS Washington DC?

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How long will it take for me to complete my degree from RTS Washington DC?

Attending classes full time, you can complete an MAR degree in two years and an MDiv in three years.
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