Pensacola Theological Seminary realizes that not all applicants to the seminary programs can remain away from their ministry for five to seven weeks during the summer. Therefore, one-week seminary modules in Bible and D.Min./M.Min. modules are offered on the campus of Pensacola Theological Seminary during January, May, and August (and at other times to be determined). Classes begin at 8:30 A.M. on Monday and end at 12 noon on Friday. Assigned preparation must be completed prior to the classroom instruction, and post-module course work is required. Therefore, all applications for the modules must be postmarked at least four weeks before classes begin. (In January, applications must be postmarked by December 1 because of the holidays.) Recommended arrival is Sunday. All students must arrive in time for registration on Monday at 7:30 A.M. A master’s degree student may complete one or two modules each January, May, and/or August. D.Min. students may complete three modules each year. The modules will rotate yearly.

Attending 10 consecutive modules would allow a student to complete all course work for the Master of Arts degree in Bible Exposition. All requirements must be completed within 7 consecutive years.

M.Div. students may reduce semester work or shorten residence time with careful inclusion of one-week modules. All requirements must be completed within 7 consecutive years.

Master of Ministry students may complete 10 one-week modules to meet degree requirements. Students may take 1 or 2 one-week modules each January, May, or August. All requirements must be completed within 7 consecutive years.

A student seeking the Doctor of Ministry degree may complete all course work by attending eight one-week modules. The six semester hours of Research Study to be completed at the student’s home residence is also required. All work, including the major project, must be completed within 5 consecutive years. The 5 years begins with the first course taken in the doctoral program.

2008

2009

Jan. 7-11 BI 684 Life and Teachings of Jesus Jan. 14-18 BI   Bible Elective (to be arranged) DM 745/MM 545* Proverbs: Guidlines     for Personal, Spiritual, and     Professional Development Mar. 4-7 *§ Enrichment Conference May 12-16 BI 543 History of American Education May 19-23 BI 552 Systematic Theology DM 752/MM 552* Studies in     Philippians: A Biblical Guideline     for Missions   June 16-Aug. 1 Summer Sessions I–V     Seminary and Graduate Studies Aug. 18-22 BI 640* Doctrine and History of     Preservation of the Text Aug. 25-29 BI 513 Advanced Old Testament

Jan. 5-9 BI 614 Revelation Jan. 12-16 BI 503 Advanced New Testament DM 765/MM 565* Preaching through     the Old Testament: The Message of     the Books Mar. 3-6  *§ Enrichment Conference May 11-15 PT 682 Management: Programming the     Local Church May 18-22 TH 553 Biblical Theology DM 746/MM 546* The Pastoral Epistles:     New Testament Principles for     Pastoring June 22-Aug. 7 Summer Sessions I–V     Seminary and Graduate Studies Aug. 24-28 BI 684 Life and Teachings of Jesus DM 728/MM 528* I Corinthians:     Confronting Common Problems in     the Local Church Aug. 31-Sept. 4 BI    Bible Elective (to be arranged)

*D.Min./M.Min. Modules §M.C.M. Modules