THIS COURSE HAS BEEN POSTPONED!

We are planning to reschedule the course for later this fall and to include many, if not most, of the elements that were planned as part of the course.  A number of people wanted to do the course remotely, which we were not prepared to do at this time.

The good news is that key elements of the course—the main lecture by Robert Morgan and  the panel discussion—are still being held.  So great content will be at your finger tips.

Studies in Church History: Music and the History of the Church

Core course in partial fulfillment of the Lanier Certificate in Theology and Ministry

• Course Description A study of various periods, features, and developments in church history. LCTM 112 is a core course in the Lanier Certificate of Theology and Ministry.
• Course Instructors The instructor of record will be David B. Capes, Senior Research Fellow at the Lanier Theological Library. Other instructors include Randy Hatchett (Houston Baptist University), Pamela Vandewalker (First Baptist Church of Johnson’s Ferry, Atlanta), Robert J. Morgan (The Donelson Fellowship, Nashville), John Bolin (First Baptist Church Kingsland, Katy), and Mark Lanier (by video)
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• Course Requirements 10 hours of instruction including lectures and panel discussion during a weekend intensive (August 20-22, 2021); reading, independent study and a research paper are also required.
• Enrollment limited to 20 students
• Contact David Capes HERE.
• Textook Bruce Shelley, Church History in Plain Language, 4th edition Zondervan Press
• For those who can attend in person on Friday, August 20, coffee and lunch will be provided. Saturday, August 21, coffee will be provided, and lunch will be on your own.