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  • June 30, 2010 by Gerald Hiestand

    Eternity Bible College Now Offering Online Classes

    Eternity Bible College — a school connected to the ministry of Cornerstone Community Church is now offering online classes. Dr. Preston Sprinkle (one of our SAET Fellows) teaches at EBC, and passed along information regarding the new online format.

    In the Fall of 2010 they’ll be offering three courses: Bible Study Methods, Old Testament Survey I, and Introduction to Discipleship Counseling. In Spring 2011, they plan to offer three additional classes: Old Testament Survey II, Old Testament Backgrounds, and New Testament Survey.

    Looks like a good program. Click through to see a video for more information.

    Online Classes at Eternity Bible College from Eternity Bible College on Vimeo.

    Categories: Preston Sprinkle

    Recent Comments

    • Andy said...

      sounds good but where’s the video link?

      06/30/10 12:25 PM | Comment Link

    • Gerald Hiestand said...

      Thanks, Andy. I’ve reloaded the video with the link.

      Gerald

      07/1/10 10:14 AM | Comment Link

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