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Published: December 19, 2023

ELKHART, Indiana (Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary) — Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary (bgÕæÈË) in Elkhart, Indiana, will offer both distance-friendly and campus courses during the coming semester (Jan. 9 – April 26, 2024). Most of the graduate-level courses are three credit hours.

Upcoming online courses

• Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations, with Jacqueline Hoover, MA
• Sexuality, Colonialism and Queer Theology, with Kim Penner, PhD (synchronous)
• Spiritual Practices: Play and Rest, with Allan Rudy-Froese, PhD (one credit hour, synchronous)
• The New Testament and Its Contexts, with Joel Wildermuth, MDiv

Upcoming courses available both in person and at a distance

• Church and Race, with Malinda Elizabeth Berry, PhD
• Dynamics and Theology of Reconciliation, with Joe Liechty, PhD
• Numbers, with Jackie Wyse-Rhodes, PhD
• Practicing and Embodying Nonviolence, with Malinda Elizabeth Berry, PhD
• Witness Colloquium, with Janna Hunter-Bowman, PhD (one credit hour)
• Worship Colloquium, with Rachel Miller Jacobs, DMin (one credit hour)

Upcoming courses requiring presence on campus

• Biblical Foundations for Peace and Justice, with Joe Sawatzky, PhD
• Christian Worship: Theory and Practice, with Rachel Miller Jacobs, DMin
• Doing Theology in the Anabaptist Tradition, with David C. Cramer, PhD

See the full list of courses and their descriptions at ambs.edu/upcoming-courses. Register online by Jan. 2.

Nonadmitted students get 50 percent off their first three credit hours.

Located in Elkhart, Indiana, on ancestral land of the Potawatomi and Miami peoples, Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary is a learning community with an Anabaptist vision, offering theological education for learners both on campus and at a distance as well as a wide array of lifelong learning programs — all with the goal of educating followers of Jesus Christ to be leaders for God’s reconciling mission in the world. ambs.edu

—bgÕæÈË release

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