Lay Certificate in Theology Take one course, or plan to complete the Certificate Take non-university, short-term courses singly, for your own interest, or toward the Lay Certificate in Theology. There are no prerequisites; we are happy to offer lay people this opportunity to take special interest courses in a wide variety of topics. All courses …
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Upcoming Courses Iona College Problem Gambling Institute TBA Phase I: Course Description & Registration Information Accreditation: AIA and CCPC (for AGC–Associate Gambling Counsellor in Canada) ; ICRC/AODA (US) 30 hours Treating Victims of Compulsive Gambling is a four day workshop designed to provide an interesting and informative presentation on the nature of and recovery from …
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Rural Ministry Program In the Fall of 2000 Iona College introduced a Diploma in Rural Ministry with the first of a series of courses in Rural Ministry. Iona College has developed the Diploma in recognition of the unique character of Rural Ministry. The Diploma program is designed to strengthen and support ministry in the rural …
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Youth and Young Adult Ministry Studies Program: The Trustees of the BTI have also approved the creation of a program with certificate in Youth and Young Adult Ministry Studies. This program is based on the idea that recent research has suggested that many younger Christians are identifying their call to ministry with youth and young …
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Focused Ecumenical Theological Education (FETE) Program: International Mission and Ecumenism The Trustees of the BTI have promoted a program in Focused Ecumenical Theological Education (FETE) for the past several years. This program, operated through the International Mission and Ecumenism faculty committee and out of the Central Office of the BTI, has developed a four-year cycle …
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Living the Questions Living the Questions is a 12-week DVD and web-based small group study exploring beyond the traditions and rote theologies in which so many people and local churches seem to be stuck. Ideal for Christian invitation, initiation and spiritual formation, Living the Questions will help seekers and “church alumni/ae” alike in discovering the …
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Cook College & Theological School Winter Term Winter Term is about Native American Christians, lay and ordained, coming together to help each other. It is a two-week event occurring every January on the Cook Campus. Addressing practical ministry, skilled instructors teach four subjects. Each course subject consists of ten classroom hours and is worth one …
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