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Anabaptist Short Course Bundle

Explore Anabaptist history, thought and witness

The Anabaptist Short Course Bundle offers the best deal on our collection of discussion-based online short courses. This bundle includes four courses to support your exploration of Anabaptist resources as a source of inspiration and guidance for your own life and ministry.

Register for this bundle for only $995 USD total! The regular price of each course is $350 USD per course.

All four courses include an optional evening video conference meeting with the professor each week of the courses. These meetings are also recorded for participants who aren’t able to attend.

Included courses

Exploring Peace and Justice in the Bible

Taught by Drew Strait, PhD, and Jackie Wyse-Rhodes, PhD | Sept. 10 – Oct. 21, 2025

Exploring Anabaptist History and Theology

Taught by Jamie Pitts, PhD | Oct. 22 – Dec. 9, 2025

Understanding Anabaptist Approaches to Scripture: What’s Different and Why?

Taught by Laura Brenneman-Fullwood, PhD, and David Cramer, PhD | Jan. 28 â€“ March 10, 2026

Transforming Congregational Conflict and Communication

Taught by Betty Pries, PhD, CMed | April 23 – June 3, 2025

Challenging Christian Nationalism

Taught by Drew Strait, PhD | Oct. 22 – Dec. 9, 2025

Biblical Interpretation Across the Two Testaments

Taught Mary Schertz, PhD, and Jackie Wyse-Rhodes, PhD | Jan. 28 – March 10, 2026

* ‘Challenging Christian Nationalism’ and ‘Biblical Interpretation Across the Two Testaments‘ are not included in the Anabaptist Short Course Bundle.

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Short course details

How short courses work

Courses are offered online and last six weeks each. Short course students are expected to complete coursework on their own and post to an online forum weekly. Short courses also include optional, weekly, live video conversations with instructors. These conversations are recorded for class members who cannot attend.

Short courses explore topics like Anabaptist history, biblical study, spiritual and ethical issues, and more. These non-credit courses involve readings from textbooks and online articles and include written forum discussion. You won’t receive a grade, but readings and discussion are comparable to seminary-level work, and professors assume you have critical thinking skills and some previous academic study.

Online course requirements

You will need:

  • High speed internet access
  • Access to a computer with a web browser, a word processing program, and a PDF file reader (such as Adobe Reader)
  • An email account
  • Basic computer skills
  • One or two textbooks selected by the professor, available from a web source

Continuing Education Units (CEUs)

Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are available. Upon the completion of course requirements, you can earn 2.4 CEUs. However, no academic credit is awarded and these courses do not meet any requirements in the bgÕæÈË Master of Divinity or Master of Arts programs of study.

Before you register

Online learning is not for everyone. To help evaluate your skills and abilities to benefit from an online course, please follow  provided by Washington Online. Question 5 asks about available time to devote to the course. Short courses require, on average, 5-10 hours per week rather than the 10-15 hours mentioned in the quiz. With this in mind, we encourage you to take the quiz and find out whether you are a good candidate for online learning.

Refunds

Before the early registration deadline, cancellations will be refunded, less US$50. After this date, cancellations will be granted credit, less US$50, toward a future short course within one year. Refund credits must be requested within one week of the beginning of the event.

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