Regent College Summer School Courses

A draft of the 2014 Regent College summer school classes is now available to view. Take a look here or below. I've highlighted some notable courses in red.

If you have never taken a course at Regent College, you should consider auditing or taking for credit any one of the many outstanding summer school sessions that are offered. It is wonderful to visit Vancouver any time of the year, but the city is at the peak of its beauty in the summer.

Summer Programs 2014

Spring Session

Weeks 1 & 2: MAY 12–23, 2014

May 12–23	Old Testament Foundations BIBL	Iain Provan
May 12–23	Living with Beastly Empires: The Book of Daniel BIBL	Iain Provan
May 12–23	The Anglican Heritage: History and Theology HIST/THEO	J.I. Packer
May 12–23	Mapping Gender HIST	Sarah Williams
May 12–23	God's Faithful Character: The Key to the New Testament's Use of the Old BIBL	Rikk Watts
May 12–23	Transformation the Gospel Way: A Study in Philippians	Ross Hastings

Week 3: MAY 26–30, 2014

May 26–30	Fostering a Scriptural Imagination for the Arts INDS	Jeremy Begbie
May 26–30	God is Light, God is Love: Major Themes in John's Letters BIBL	Karen Jobes
May 26–30	Restoring Story in Worship APPL/INDS	Jeff Barker
May 26–30	The Folly and the Ivy: A Critical Consideration of Christmas HIST	Gerry Bowler
May 26–30	God, Money, and the Rise of the Prosperity Gospel HIST	Kate Bowler
May 26–30	How Do I Help a Hurting Friend? APPL	Rod Wilson

Week 4 & 5: JUNE 2–13, 2014

June 2–6	Paradise Lost: The Poet, the Cosmos, and the Problem of Evil INDS	Dennis Danielson
June 2–6	With Skillful Hands and Integrity of Heart: Leadership Lessons from David APPL	Mark Buchanan
June 2–13	"What is Man?": Key Themes in the Theology of Being Human THEO	Paul Helm
June 2–13	Jesus in Celluloid INDS	Iwan Russell-Jones
June 9–13	The Virgin Mary: Art and Theology over Two Millennia INDS	Matthew Milliner
June 9–13	Conversion and Transformation SPIR	Gordon Smith
June 9–13	Google, Government, and the Rise of the Information State INDS	David Lyon

Summer Session

Weeks 1 & 2: JUNE 30–JULY 11, 2014

June 30–July 4	Valuing More than What Counts: The Ethics of Filmmaking INDS	John Stackhouse and Ralph Winter
June 30–July 4	The Whole Gospel: Mission Out of a Radical Evangelical Matrix APPL	Ruth Padilla DeBorst
June 30–July 4	Taking Your Soul to Work: Experiencing God in the Marketplace APPL/SPIR	Paul Stevens
July 7–11	Finding Liberty: The Christian Roots of the Modern Conscience INDS	Dominic Erdozain
July 7–11	Five Traditions and Practices of Prayer SPIR	Bruce Hindmarsh and Steve Bell
July 7–11	Releasing the Church for Integral Mission APPL	Ruth Padilla DeBorst

Weeks 3 & 4: JULY 14–25, 2014

July 14–18	War of the Worldviews: Science and Faith in the Twenty-First Century INDS	John Lennox
July 14–18	The Book of Exodus: From Slavery to Freedom BIBL	Keith Bodner
July 14–18	Homosexuality: Principal Ethics, Pastoral Implications, and Public Policies INDS	John Stackhouse
July 14–25	History of New Testament Interpretation BIBL	Robert Yarbrough
July 14–25	Contemplative Listening SPIR	Susan Phillips
July 14–25	Thinking Theologically about Culture INDS/THEO	Richard Mouw
July 14–25	How to Read Non-canonical Gospels BIBL	Markus Bockmuehl
July 21–25	Portraits of the Prophets BIBL	Keith Bodner
July 21–25	The Theological Ramifications of Western Music INDS	Daniel Chua

Week 5: JULY 28–AUG 1, 2014

July 28–Aug 1	The Principles of Culture Care INDS	Makoto Fujimura
July 28–Aug 1	Leading Well in Demanding Times APPL/INDS	Peter Shaw
July 28–Aug 1	Misreading Scripture: Lessons from The Scarlet Letter INDS	Marilyn McEntyre
July 28–Aug 1	Gaining the Whole World: The Ambiguous Success of American Evangelicalism HIST	George Marsden & Bill Svelmoe
July 28–Aug 1	Christianity and the Book: When Theology Meets Technology INDS	Alan Jacobs
July 28–Aug 1	The Place of Law in God's World INDS	Robert F. Cochran

BIBLICAL LANGUAGES: JUNE 30–AUG 15, 2014

June 30–Aug 15	Introductory New Testament Greek I & II LANG	TBD
June 30–Aug 15	Introductory Old Testament Hebrew I & II LANG	TBD