Want to Ask The Big Questions? Iliff's Winter Quarter Course Offerings Can Help
Contact: Greta Gloven |
Posted: October 24, 2008 |
Interested in exploring the big questions? Wondering how your faith intersects with daily life? Wanting to explore the Bible? The Iliff School of Theology’s wide array of day, evening, and online courses can help. Whether you are interested in coming to Iliff’s beautiful tree-lined campus to audit a class or get credit for taking a course online in your pajamas, now is the time to sign up for winter class offerings.
Courses available for your journey include: “Christianity From the Beginning,” “Life and Times of Jesus,” “Justice in the Bible,” “Spiritual Leadership,” “Interreligious Dialogue,” “Theology and Democracy,” “Religion and Popular Culture,” “Experiencing the Art of Spiritual Direction,” Hebrew or Greek, and many more.
A complete course listing and fee information can be found here. Winter quarter starts January 5, so register soon to take advantage of these courses (winter quarter is Jan. 5-March 15). To learn more, e-mail or call Vince Tango, 303-765-3117 in Iliff’s Admissions Office.
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The Iliff School of Theology is a graduate theological school of the United Methodist Church, serving more than 38 different faith traditions. Founded in 1892, the seminary provides several degree programs, including a joint Ph.D. program with the University of Denver.
