Looks like we have a schedule for the Master of Ministry program for the next academic year. The dates shown are when classes begin; classes will be offered on various days. For example, starting in the fall we'll have at least two (maybe three) online courses running sinultaneously, and two classroom courses running each week.
Term 1: Begins week of Aug 9; ends week of Oct 4
(holiday week of Sept 6)
Term 2: Begins week of Oct 11; ends week of Dec 6
(holiday for online courses week of Nov 22; classroom courses may be that week or week of Nov 16, working around SC Baptist Convention and Thanksgiving holidays)
Term 3: Begins week of Jan 3; ends week of Feb 21
Term 4: Begins week of Feb 28; ends week of Apr 25
May Term: Begins week of May 16; ends week of June 9
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Great Day with Mark Batterson
We had a remarkable day with Mark Batterson on campus yesterday.
It actually began Tuesday evening, when Mark visited our Master of Ministry classroom as a guest speaker during the first session of our Communication for Ministry course. The pastor of National Community Church in DC (www.theaterchurch.com) talked about his experience with planting the DC church, and spoke at length about the use of the web and social networking tools in connecting people. (Mark has some experienec with that -- his blog gets 17 million hits a year!)
On Wednesday he spoke to an overflow crowd at campus worship, then spent an hour visiting with more than 100 students and participants in our new Young Leaders Network.
Mark Batterson is the kind of gifted leader and communicator we are blessed to involve in the M.Min. program here at Anderson. We look forward to having him back!
It actually began Tuesday evening, when Mark visited our Master of Ministry classroom as a guest speaker during the first session of our Communication for Ministry course. The pastor of National Community Church in DC (www.theaterchurch.com) talked about his experience with planting the DC church, and spoke at length about the use of the web and social networking tools in connecting people. (Mark has some experienec with that -- his blog gets 17 million hits a year!)
On Wednesday he spoke to an overflow crowd at campus worship, then spent an hour visiting with more than 100 students and participants in our new Young Leaders Network.
Mark Batterson is the kind of gifted leader and communicator we are blessed to involve in the M.Min. program here at Anderson. We look forward to having him back!
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