ALL NATIONS SEMINARY HAS A DEGREE FOR YOU!
DEGREES DESCRIPTION
Associate Degree in Theology 30 credit hours of course instruction of which 18 credits are taken from the core courses. This degree may be granted upon completion of the courses taken over as long as a four year period or as little as one and half years.
Bachelor of Divinity Degree 60 credit hours 30 of which are transferred from another dean-approved institution and 30 as described in Associate's Degree. This degree may be granted upon completion of courses taken over as long as a four year period or as little as a two year period.
MA/Master of Divinity 36 hours above Bachelor Degree. MA students must take twelve credit hour courses in their field of specialization plus a dissertation with a minimum of 25,000 words and a maximum of 40,000. A students can elect to specialize in one of the following areas: Biblical Studies, Theology, Ecclesiastical History, Pastoral theology, Pastoral Psychology, Liturgics,Anglicanism or Missionology. The student will select the topic for research under the guidance of the course professor and the approval of the dean.
Doctor of Theology/Doctor of Philosophy in Theology 60 hours above Bachelor Degree which are applicable to the area of specialization plus a dissertation. The student will select the topic under the guidance of a designated professor with the approval of the dean. The dissertation must have a minimum of 50,000 words and a maximum of 70,000 words.
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ENROLLMENT
The student may enroll for a minimum of six credit hours or maximum of twelve credits hours but must finish the registered courses with fifteen weeks or else he has to withdraw or get a failing grade. All fees must be paid before a course can be taken.
Tools for the evaluation of course work may include:
Diary of hours in study and assignment preparation
Written Exams
Research Papers
Position papers
Thesis and Dissertation
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ALL NATIONS ANGLICAN SEMINARY CURRICULUM
All courses carry 3 credit hours unless otherwise indicated
COURSE AREAS *Core Curriculum
BIBLICAL STUDIES
BS 101 *Introduction to the Old Testament - C Volentine
BS 102 *Introduction to the New Testament - C Volentine
BS 103 Eighth Century Prophets
BS 104 Letters of Paul
BS 105*Synoptic Gospels:
BS 201 In Depth Study of Matthew,
BS 202 In Depth Study of Mark - Dr. Githiga
BS 203 In Depth Study of Luke - Dr. Brister
BS 204 Johannine Literature - Dr. Githiga
BS 205 Luke & Acts - Dr. Brister
BS 301 Pauline Literature
BS 302 Romans - Mwanki
BS 30 Pastoral Letters
BS 303 Catholic Epistles(Hebrews, 1& 2 Peter,Jude, James)
BS 304 Daniel and Revelation
BS 305 New Testament Comparative Christology
BS 306 Parables
BS 307The Pentateuch
BS 308 Wisdom Literature
BS 309 Job
BS 310 Biblical Economics - Dr. Githiga
BS 311 Jesus and History - Dr. Waterhouse
BS 312 Ruth - Mwaniki
THEOLOGY
TH 101*Old Testament Theology
TH 102 *New Testament Theology
TH 103 *Patristic Era Theology - Mr. Davis
TH 104 Reformation Theology
TH 105Theological Movements of the 17th-20th centuries
TH 106 Anglican Theology
TH 107 The Christian Creeds - Mr Davis
TH 301 African Theology
TH 301Theology, wealthy and Power
TH 302 systematic theology 1
TH 303 Systematic Theology 2
TH 306 STH 304 Christology - Kombo
TH 305 Pneumatology - Kombo
TH 306 STH 304 Christology - Kombo
TH 307 soteriology - Kombo
CHURCH HISTORY
CH 101 *Introduction to Church History(6) - Instructor
CH 102*A History of Angliccan Church
CH 1O3 The Early Church (70-312) - Instructor
CH 104 Age of the Christian Empire (312-590) - Instructor
CH 105 Medieval Church (590-1517) - Instructor
CH 106 The Reformation (1518-1648)
CH 107 The Age of Reason and Revival (1649-1788)
CH 201 The Age of Progress (1789-1914)
CH 202 *The Age of Ideological Battles (1915-PRESENT)
CH 203 The Church in Asia
CH 204 African American Church History
CH 205 )History of African Christianity
CH 206 Theologians of Africa
CH 207 History of Native American Church
CH 209 Church in Latin America
CH 301 Roman Catholicism
CH 302 Bible and Archeology
CH 303 Jesus and History - Dr. Waterhouse
PASTORAL THEOLOGY
PT 101 *Introduction to Pastoral care
PT 102*Anthropological Approach to Pastoral Care - Dr. Githiga
PT 103 Psychology of Religion - Dr. Mwiti
PT 104 Sociology of Religion - Dr. Mwiti
PT 105 Crisis Counseling - Lea Walker-Clark
PT 105 Children Ministry
PT 107 Youth Ministry
PT 108 Ministry to the Elderly
PT 201 Spiritual Pilgrimage - M Davis
PT 202 Church Leadership
PT 203 Group Dynamics and Religious experience
PT 204 Spiritual Formation - + Ruth Urban
PT 205 Christian Ethics
PT 301 Introduction to Psychology
PT 302 Theories of Personality - Dr. Mwiti
PT 303 Theories of Counseling - Lea Walker-Clark
PT 304 Abnormal Psychology - Lea Walker-Clark
PT 305 Pastoral Care to the Mentally Ill
PT 306 Marriage and the Family
PT 307 Social Problems in US Society
PT 308 Ministry to the People Living with HIV/AIDS
PT. 309 Divine Healing - +Ruth Urban
WORSHIP
PT 101*Liturgics
PT 102 *Homiletics
PT 103 Preaching From Lectionary
PT 201 Introduction to Sacred Music
PT 202 Spirituality of the Prayer Book
PT 203 Independent study
MISSIONS
MI 101 *Biblical Mandate of Missions
MI 102 Evangelism
MI 103 Planning and Execution of Short Term Missions
MI 104 .Transcultural Communications
MI 105 Missions to Specific Target Populations
MI 201 Principles of Power Communication
MI 202 Church Planting
WORLD RELIGIONS
WR 101 African Traditional Religions
WR 102 Islam
WR 103 Comparative Religions
ANDMINISTRATION
A N 101 Church as an Organization
AN 102 *Church Leadership
A N 103 Church and the Law
ELECTIVES
EL 101 Human Sexuality
EL 102 Children and Youth Ministries
EL 103 Spiritual Direction - + Ruth Urban
EL 104 Clinical Pastoral Eduction
EL 201 Internship
EL 202 ALPHA Leadership
EL 202 Conflict Management
EL 204 Independent study
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