Vision Statement:
| The vision of RRCC is to train men and women for twenty-first century ministry in churches and mission fields |
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| 1146 Grant Street - Beloit, WI 53511 - 608-362-1064 |
| Training for the ministry God is calling you to.." Since 2001 |
BIB 301 – Biblical Archaeology*
Monday, 6:00–8:40 PM Alan Shaw, Professor
A survey of the philosophy and science of archaeology with
special focus on the light archaeology can shed on biblical
studies. Important findings relative to Old and New
Testament studies will be considered.
BOT 102 – Old Testament Survey II*
Saturday 9:00–11:40 PM Keith Doering, Professor
Consideration of the writings and the prophets (Job through
Malachi) and their major teachings.
BNT 305/505 – Biblical Theology of the NT**
Saturday 12:00–2:40 PM Eugene Stilson, Professor
Consideration of Acts through Revelation, emphasizing the
life and development of early Christianity and its major
figures, especially Paul and his spreading of the Christian
message.
MIN 309/509- Pastoral Ministry**
Thursday, 6:00 - 8:40 PM Dr. Glenda Turner, Professor
An examination of the New Testament office of the pastor
with consideration of the pastor's various roles and
functions within society and the church, including the
conducting of religious services. (Recommended (but not
required) MIN 201)
| Free Class Qualification Guidelines: |
Special Tuition Program for Pastors |
| Full time pastors who would like to continue their education may take any specified free course as well as an additional class of their choice with no tuition costs |
| Included: Under-graduate level students for credit and those who want to expand their bible knowledge. (Graduate Students are excluded) |
*Tuition free class available for qualified students.
New students are to pay $25 application fees and purchase
required textbooks.
**500-level (graduate) Classes are taken with the approval of
the professor and the college president.
All students are to purchase their own text books, which are
available on the internet. Book lists with the ISBN are
available with published syllabus.
New students are to pay $25 application fees and purchase
required textbooks.
**500-level (graduate) Classes are taken with the approval of
the professor and the college president.
All students are to purchase their own text books, which are
available on the internet. Book lists with the ISBN are
available with published syllabus.
Watch for our Fall, 2012 Schedule |
| Spring 2012 – Classes Began Week of January 16th (Courses offered are subject to change.) |