Spring Semester

The official definition of financial management is the strategic planning and managing of an individual or organization’s finances to better align their financial status to their goals and objectives.

The course will examine the doctrine of last things or as it is called, eschatology; address questions about the destiny of humankind and the fate of the universe; examine hope against uncertainty; and help students to realize all barriers to God’s plan of Salvation are overcome by eschatology.

This course will teach basic principles for Order of Business, Motions, and Amendments; how to develop an Agenda or Order of Business; and how to format minutes for Meetings.

This course is a study of the dynamics of leadership as applied in the local church setting.

This course will focus on the biblical principles of stewardship and how to apply them to effect an abundant life.

The objective of this course is to encourage the students to read the New Testament in its entirety; memorize the books of the New Testament; be able to spell the names of the books correctly; learn the introductory information for each book; and to properly interpret the different types of literature found though out the New Testament.

This course is a study of the dynamics of leadership as applied in the local church setting.

The rationale for this course is for students to understand the purpose, structure, function, and ministries of the Women’s Department and women ministries in COGIC. Students will study how the Women’s Department and women’s ministries have emerged over the decades and why COGIC allows the local church flexibility to shape the women’s department. This course