Seattle Bible College - Maranatha Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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THE PREMISES The Seattle Bible Training School is located in an educational building of the Philadelphia Church. This unique building houses classrooms, library, chapel, offices and lounge. It is located at the corner of N.W. 80th Street and 24th Avenue N.W. , Seattle, Washington, one-half block from the main buildings of the Church. THE PLA C The Seattle Bible Training School is located at 2363 N.W. 80th Street, Seattle, Washington 98117. THE PURPOSE The School originated twenty-one years ago out of hungry hearts, possessed with a burning desire for a deeper knowledge of God and His Word. The intent of the School is to teach the truths of the Bible to its students while creating an atmosphere conducive to Christian maturity. The Bible School endeavors to impress upon the students that sound, Biblical knowledge must always find its counterpart in conduct, conversation, and character. Students are strongly exhorted to be faithful in all areas of their lives. This includes consistant personal devotions, outside activities, Sunday Church worship and at the Church as well as the weekly church meet- ings. THE PERSOMVE Bruce Larsen Rev. Roy Johnson Rev. Bruce Hughes Pastor Mrs. Doris Jacobson Rev. Paul Cornish Church Secretary Dean Mrs. Ruth Lascelle Rev. Samuel T. Smith Rev. Chester Lindgren Registrar Rev. Edwin Oster Miss Agnes Anderson Miss Margaret Minar Mrs. Ruth Bakken Cadet Teacher Secretary Miss Connie Pederson Rev. Wesley Braaten Cadet Teacher Rev. Fred Bryant Rev. Jerry Sebranke Mr. Ed Sykes Mrs. Melva Smart Mr. Librarian PER OD 0 LECTUR The School begins each morning with prayer from 7:45 to 8:00 o'clock. A short devotional service follows where students have ample opportunity to participate. As part of the assignments in the Homiletics class, the upperclassmen bring messages from the Word. Other students minister in music, while others are given leadership training. The students receive inspiration and information from a great number of God's servants as they pass- through Seattle, coming to us as guest speakers. In addition to lectures in the classrooms, there is practical training which includes regular street meet- ings and gospel services in missions and rest homes in which the students minister in music, testimony and the spoken Word. We also train and encourage the students minister in doorbell evangelism, tract dis- tribution and personal soul winning.

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PA Y MEN TS Tuition is 3100. 00 per quarter or 3300. 00 for the school year. Students taking less than twelve quarter hours of work will be charged at the rate of 39. 00 per quarter hour of study. Fees are due at the beginning of each quarter, but arrangements may be made for monthly payments. At the beginning of each quarter there is a registration fee of 310. 00 charged and a library fee of 35. 00. When husband and wife attend school at the same time, there is a one-half reduction in the tuition charge for the wife. A late registration fee of 35.00 will be charged when the students fail to register on the day of registration each quarter. At the time of the submission of the application for entrance, there is a fee of 32. 00 required. PAR TIC UZAR The School is approved by the government for Veterans Aid including Veterans Dependent Aid, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Dept. of Indian Affairs qCanadaJ, Social Security Dependent Aid, and for foreign student attendance. For any further information and application for entrance, please write to: REGISTRAR Seattle Bible Training School 2363 N.W. 80th Street Seattle, Washington 98117 PROGRAM SBTS offers a general Bible knowledge course which covers a series of studies over a three year period resulting in a Diploma upon graduation. There is also a Bible-Theology course offered which covers a series of studies over a four year period resulting in the conferring of a Bachelor of Theology degree upon graduation. A Bible-Christian Education course of studies is also offered. This four year course results in the conferring of a Bachelor of Religious Education degree upon graduation. Some of the courses offered in the course of curriculum includes: Acts Basic Speech Between the Testaments Bible Backgrounds Bible Geography Bible Survey Christian Education for Children Christian Education for Youth I Corinthians Church History Cults Daniel Doctrine Doctrine Survey General Epistles Hebrews Hermeneutics Historical Books Homiletics Introduction to Christian Education Introduction to Prophecy Isaiah James John Junior Research Lecture Series Life of Christ Minor Prophets Methods of Teaching Missions Mission Survey Music New Testament Preaching Old Testament Preaching Pastoral Theology Pauline Epistles Pentateuch Pentecostal Truths Personal Evangelism Poetical Books Practical Evangelism Practical Theology Principles of Teaching Revelation Romans Senior Missions Senior Preaching Senior Research Senior Seminar Service Leading Story Telling Study Methods Tabernacle Study The Sunday School Vacation Bible School Visitation