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- Teacher: Lucas Endicott
- Teacher: Lucas Endicott
- Teacher: Eduardo Bousson
- Teacher: Eduardo Bousson
- Teacher: Kyle Butler
- Teacher: Kyle Butler
- Teacher: Lucas Endicott
- Teacher: Lucas Endicott
- Teacher: Amy Gearhart
- Teacher: Rev. Dr. Amy Gearhart
- Teacher: Nancy Howell
- Teacher: Rev. Dr. Tex S. Sample PhD Sample
- Teacher: Sharon Betsworth
- Teacher: Jim Simpson
- Teacher: Nancy Howell
- Teacher: Israel Kamudzandu
- Teacher: Alanna Ireland
- Teacher: Gary Roellchen
- Teacher: Alanna Ireland
- Teacher: Jen Logsdon-Kellogg
- Teacher: Alanna Ireland
- Teacher: Tiffany Nagel-Monroe
- Teacher: Alanna Ireland
- Teacher: Jeff Stegner
- Teacher: Alanna Ireland
- Teacher: Trista Soendker-Nicholson
- Teacher: Nancy Howell
- Teacher: Alanna Ireland
- Teacher: Israel Kamudzandu
- Teacher: Sharon Betsworth
- Teacher: Alanna Ireland
- Teacher: Melissa Casper
- Teacher: David Firman
- Teacher: Michelle Hatcher
- Teacher: Nancy Howell
- Teacher: Alanna Ireland
- Teacher: Andriette Jordan-Fields
- Teacher: Caitlyn Koebbe
- Teacher: Margaretta Narcisse
- Teacher: Jennifer Smith
- Teacher: Trista Soendker-Nicholson
- Teacher: Lee Webb

This course views the informed study of the New Testament and the careful reading of thoughtful scholarly writings about the New Testament as a spiritual discipline. The course introduces students to the basic content of the New Testament writings, the historical circumstances from which they emerged, various critical methods for interpreting them (including exegetical skills), and the ways in which these texts might shape the understandings and lives of contemporary Christian Faith communities.
- Teacher: Nancy Howell
- Teacher: Israel Kamudzandu

This course views the informed study of the New Testament and the careful reading of thoughtful scholarly writings about the New Testament as a spiritual discipline. The course introduces students to the basic content of the New Testament writings, the historical circumstances from which they emerged, various critical methods for interpreting them (including exegetical skills), and the ways in which these texts might shape the understandings and lives of contemporary Christian Faith communities.
- Teacher: Sharon Betsworth
- Teacher: Nancy Howell
- Teacher: Israel Kamudzandu
- Teacher: Bryan Lampkins
- Teacher: Casey Sigmon


