From the President, Senior Fellows, Fellows, and Administrative Staff of B. H. Carroll Theological Institute
May you be blessed by the wonders of Christ during this Christmas Season. May His love and grace be with you throughout the coming New Year.
We are grateful for your prayers and support of Carroll’s mission to equip missional leaders.
From the President
Passing on the Word of God to the next generation
From the Community
Voices from the Soteriological Margins
So where should we begin our discussion of biblical soteriology?
What happens if I don’t live up to God’s expectations?
Small Groups
How Perfection Discourages Small Group Leaders
No Small Calling
Finding Balance at Christmastime
Understand development to provide care for grieving children
B. H. Carroll alum Teri Reed with an article about helping children process grief
There’s still time to give a Carroll Christmas Gift
Registration for Spring/Paschal Term 2017 opened on December 9 and will close January 8 at 5:00 p.m.
Don’t forget! When you do your holiday shopping at AmazonSmile, Amazon will make a donation of 0.5% of the purchase price to B. H. Carroll Theological Institute.
If you know of ministry positions available to share with the Carroll Institute community, or if you are a student looking for a place to serve, contact or send resumes to: nmuskrat@bhcarroll.edu
Important Dates
December 16 – January 1
Carroll Institute office is closed
January 8
Registration closes
January 9
Paschal Term Classes begin
January 16
Last day to add a class for Paschal Term
February 1
Application Deadline for May 2017 graduation
February 13
Registration opens for Omega Term
March 5
Spring Break (Mar 5-12)
April 9
Holy Week Break (Apr 9-16)
For more dates see the Academic Calendar.
Interfaith Seminarian Retreat Open to Carroll Students
COSTS (Council of Southwestern Theological Schools of which Carroll Institute is a member)
in conjunction with the Multicultural Alliance sponsors a Seminary Interfaith Retreat every January. Two master’s level students from Carroll are eligible to attend. The retreat is an interfaith experience for those who are interested in communication and dialog with professors and mentors from Muslim, Jewish, and Christian communities in order to have a greater understanding of these faiths. If you are interested in attending the retreat or knowing more about it, contact Dr. Stan Moore. To read about last January’s Interfaith Seminarian Retreat, click here.