Dimensions of the Faith Certificate

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  1. Charles

    Charles New Member

    This might be of interest for someone who, like myself, is looking to explore the basics of the Old and New Testament, Biblical Interpretation, etc.

    "The Ockenga Institute of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary is proud to offer a Certificate of Dimensions of the Faith to those who have completed the eleven courses of the Dimensions program. The certificate says to you and to others - your pastor, church, co-laborers in the Lord - that you have completed a systematic study of the Bible, theology, Church History, and missions in preparation for further leadership in the Church of Jesus Christ.

    To become a Dimensions of the Faith Certificate student, we invite you to to complete the following steps:

    1. Register as a Certificate Student by filling out the form on this site (click here) or by calling the Ockenga Institute: 1-800-294-2774.
    2. Complete coursework. Courses are completed when all lectures and
    accompanying study guides are thoroughly mastered. No outside reading is
    required, but is encouraged.
    3. Print out and complete the Dimensions covenant* (click here) and send to the following address:
    Dimensions of the Faith Certificate
    Ockenga Institute
    Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary
    South Hamilton, Massachusetts 01982

    *Accessing this covenenat will require Adobe Acrobat Reader 5. If you do not have Acrobat Reader, please visit Adobe's site by clicking here, to download it for free.

    4. The Dimensions covenant is based upon the integrity of our students and
    assumes that they have listened to and interacted with all lecture and notebook
    materials. Upon receiving the covenant, the Ockenga Institute will present a
    certificate of completion to students."

    http://www.gordonconwell.edu/dimensions/cert.html
     
  2. uncle janko

    uncle janko member

    Is it bigger than a breadbox?
     

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