Our seminar, Growing Healthy Churches and Christian Ministries, is coming up on March 12 and 13. For information or to register, please click here.
Welcome New Students!
Welcome to new students and to our returning students. Many of you who began taking classes when we first affiliated with Logos Educators Network are over half way to completing your associate degree. Congratulations!
We are looking forward to the new year and a new decade as we return to classes at the end of January.
Registration for Winter Term classes at the St. Augustine Bible Institute and College will be held Tuesday night, January 26, 6:30-8:00 p.m. at 110 Masters Drive.
Potential and returning students will enjoy light refreshments, meet instructors and greet fellow students. Instructors will give a brief overview of their class and the Academic Dean will give a basic overview of programs, degrees and enrollment procedures.
The following courses will be offered this term:
THE 262: Comparative Religions –Monday. Instructor: Dr. Nick Marziani, D.Min. (SYLLABUS)
OTS 222: Nehemiah –Tuesday. Instructor: Rev. Chuck Lichtenberger, M. Div.
PTH 308: Principles of Church Growth -Instructor Dr. David Beauchamp
Weekend Seminar Friday night, March 12, 6-9:00 p.m. Saturday all day, March 13, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Classes will be held 6-9:00 P.M. on Monday or Tuesday nights for fourteen weeks at 110 Masters Drive, beginning February 1. For more information about the St. Augustine Bible Institute and College or the Winter Term Courses call 904-824-5512 or check the website www.sabiac.org.
You may register for these classes on-line by clicking here.
This term the St. Augustine Bible Institute and College welcomes Rev. Dr. Nick Marziani to its instructional staff. Dr. Marziani has Master Degrees in Marine Policy and Theological Studies as well as an earned Doctor of Ministry from Trinity School of Ministry in Ambridge, PA. He has expertise in Jewish-Christian Relations, Christian Worldview issues and participated in Oxford Roundtable. Dr. Marziani taught courses at Flagler College, St. Leo’s University, several local high schools and has held various positions with the Episcopal/Anglican Church. He will be teaching THE 262: Comparative Religions on Monday nights beginning February 1.
The course will provide a comparative study of world religious systems as related to the Biblical principles of Christianity. It will explore the three major religious traditions, their constituent sub-groupings, and how various historical, cultural, and spiritual factors shaped those traditions and the societies that embraced them.
Comparative Religions is one of the courses required for all degrees. It is especially helpful for those working the field of counseling and chaplaincy. Students will be given tools to sympathetically and empathetically present Gospel of Christ to adherents of non-Christian religions.
The St. Augustine Bible Institute and College welcomes back Rev. Chuck Lichtenberger, instructor of Old Testament, who will be teaching OTS 222: Nehemiah on Tuesday nights, beginning February 2.
Also on Tuesday night will be PTH 205: Spiritual Formation/Personal Growth taught by Patricia Webb. The course will explore classic inward, outward and corporate spiritual disciplines that allow God to transform us through His grace, and experience confidence through an awareness of God's presence and power.
PTH 308 Principles of church Growth will be presented as a Weekend Seminar March 12 & 13. The Seminar, presented as a community enrichment event will be available to all church, marketplace and community leaders. The seminar and follow-up for the college course will be led by Dr. David Beachamp, Pastor of Crescent Beach Baptist Church.
Evening classes will be held 6-9:00 P.M. Registration is Tuesday night, January 26, 6:30 P.M. For more information call 904-824-5512 or check the website www.sabiac.org.
Mission Statement:
St. Augustine Bible Institute and College
Where the Word of Christ dwells richly
The Mission of the St. Augustine Bible Institute and College is to provide Christian believers with a comprehensive study of the Scripture to enhance their spiritual lives, equip them with a Christian worldview, and prepare them for service and leadership in the church, the marketplace, and missions. Adopted Summer 2007.
