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Global Recognition, Global Partnerships Asia Theological Association International Registry of Counsellor Education Programs Singapore Association for Counselling Theological Seminary of the Assemblies of God of Spain (Facultad De Teologia Asambleas De Dios, Spain) Online Registration now available One Free *+ Course! * Course must be audited and part of the School of Theology + Free audited course is only available to TCA Alumni and Pastors 2

TCA College is an accredited multi-disciplinary Christian college founded by Trinity Christian Centre in 1979. The College trains and releases all-rounded leaders to make a fresh impact in the church and marketplace. Our Focus God Centered God is the center of all that we are and everything we do. Life Transforming We are transformed in our thinking, values and ministry approach. Culturally Relevant We are positioned on the cutting edge of what God is doing. Exceptional Schools, Exceptional Programs School of Counseling Master of Arts in Counseling Master of Arts in Pastoral Counseling School of Leadership Master of Arts in Christian Leadership (First Cohort in January 2018) School of Theology 神学系 ( 中文部 ) Certificate in Ministry 圣工证书科 Diploma in Theology 神学文凭科 Bachelor of Theology 神学学士科 Graduate Diploma in Christian Studies 圣工硕士科 Master of Arts in Intercultural Studies 道学硕士科 Master of Arts in Ministry 神学硕士科 Master of Divinity 持续学习课程 Continuous Learning Program 3

SCHOOL OF LEADERSHIP Master of Arts in Christian Leadership (MACL) Take your LEADERSHIP TO THE NEXT LEVEL! Be a leader of leaders, mentors and consultants for churches. The MACL program is designed to help students master advanced concepts of Christian leadership, become conversant in organizational and congregational practices, understand how to do applied research, and implement strategic thinking to impact their ministry context. This graduate program is jointly-offered through a strategic partnership between TCA College (Singapore) and Life Pacific College (United States). Life Pacific College is accredited by WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC) and Association for Biblical Higher Education (ABHE). Apply Now I Contact us tca.edu.sg I 6304 7602 I admin@tca.edu.sg 4

This practical curriculum is offered online with two one-week residencies. Courses: The Personal Life of a Christian Leader Christian Perspectives on Human Behavior in Congregations Cultural Trends and Christian Ministry Leadership Theology Biblical Case Studies on Leadership Theories Trends in Christian Leadership and Management Organizational Research Methods Contextualized Ministry and the Book of Acts Discipleship, Mentoring and Coaching for Christian Leaders Theology and Worldview Leadership Ethics in the Old Testament Christian Leadership, Renewal, Innovation and Change Strategic Analysis of Christian Organizations and Ministry Contexts Capstone Project Pending WSCUC and ABHE approval 5

SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY Graduate Diploma in Christian Studies (GDCS) Part-time students are able to study fully on-campus, fully online (in 2018), or take a hybrid of online and on-campus modules. The GDCS will provide you with a firm grounding in Scripture, a rich understanding of Christian doctrine, and an increased effectiveness in practical ministry. This program is ideal for marketplace professionals and church workers who are seeking the flexibility to pursue theological studies while maintaining a balance between family, work and ministry. Apply Now I Contact us tca.edu.sg I 6304 7602 I admin@tca.edu.sg 6

SCHOOL OF COUNSELING Training Workshop on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) This Workshop will provide an overview of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) with special focus on a case formulation approach and interventions such self-monitoring, relaxation training, systematic desensitization, flooding or exposure, reinforcement procedures, stress-inoculation training or coping skills training, cognitive restructuring, problem-solving, and behavior rehearsal (including social skills training). Mindfulness- and acceptance-based approaches (i.e., Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)), will be briefly covered. A Biblical approach, a critique of CBT and the use of inner healing prayer and Scripture will be presented. Rev Dr Tan Siang Yang, PhD, serves as Senior Pastor of First Evangelical Church Glendale and Professor of Psychology at Fuller Theological Seminary (USA). He is also a clinical psychologist who has authored numerous books and journal articles on counseling and psychology. His latest book is a major textbook, Tan, S. Y. (2011). Counseling and Psychotherapy: A Christian perspective. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Academic. June 17 (Sat) 9am 5pm TCA College Trinity@Paya Lebar, 249 Paya Lebar Road Who can attend? Counselors, Psychotherapists, Psychologists, Pastors, Social Workers, People-Helpers, and anyone who wants to make a difference in the lives of others. Continuing Professional Education Hours 7 Hours of CPE Credit is being applied for with the Singapore Association for Counselling. Participants will be issued a certificate of attendance indicating the CPE Hours upon approval by SAC. Fee: $70 per pax Closing date for registration: June 10 (Sat) Checks are to be made payable to TCA College and mailed to TCA College 249 Paya Lebar Road #03-11 Trinity @Paya Lebar Singapore 409046 To register or for more information, contact us tca.edu.sg I 6304 7602 I acad@tca.edu.sg 7

School of Counseling Family-Based Approaches to Counseling May 2 Jul 25 Tue, 7pm 10pm Esther Tzer Wong, M. Soc. Sci, MNTCW Pre-requisite: Completed PDC or equivalent TCETH73810 This course looks at the changing family life-cycle and its implications for counseling within the church and Christian community. It will examine the foundation and pillars of marital and family life from an integrated and holistic perspective, blending biblical principles with social sciences. Issues of gender role changes, dual-career families, and divorce and remarriage will also be explored. Textbook: Carter, B. and McGoldrick, M. (2010) The Changing Family Life Cycle (4th Edition) Pearson Education Human Development May 3 Jul 26 Wed, 7pm 10pm Anita Chia, MDiv, MA (CC) WCETH70010 TCETH74210 This course provides theories and basic framework for understanding human behavior within a developmental and social context. Various developmental stages (from infancy to the conception of death) as well as environment, culture, the role of religion/rituals, and other Christian faithbased issues that may contribute to developmental problems, will be explored. Textbook: Papalia, D.E., Olds, S.W., & Feldman R.D. (2011) Experience Human Development (12th Edition) Boston: McGraw Hill. 8

Professional Ethics May 4 Jul 27 Thu, 7pm 10pm Sam Kuna, MA (MFCC) WCETH77010 TCETH74810 This course examines the principles and guidelines for professional counseling practice: confidentiality, professional responsibility, professional relationship boundaries, and legal liability issues (including malpractice). Students will be facilitated to think through different ethical dilemmas and employ decision-making strategies in a systematic manner. Special focus will be given to the application of professional ethics within the Church and Christian community on topics such as dual relationships, diversity, and reporting processes. Textbook: Corey, G., Corey, M.S. and Callanan P. (2010) Issues and Ethics in the Helping Professions (8th Edition) Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole. Core Clinical Skills I May 8 Jul 24 Mon, 7pm 10pm and selected Saturdays for video presentations Anita Chia, MDiv, MA (CC) Pre-requisite: Foundation of Counseling & Approval by the Dean WCELB70110 TCELB74510 This clinical course will expose and demonstrate the core micro skills necessary for counseling and interviewing, facilitating the development of a skills- and competency-based approach to the counseling interview. Skills acquired within this module are transferable in any counseling environment within the church community/faith-based volunteer work and can be used for all age groups. Textbook: Ivey, Allen E. and Ivey, Mary B. (2009) Intentional Interviewing and Counselling: Facilitating Client Development in a Multi-Cultural Society (8th Edition) Belmont, CA: Brooks/Cole. 9School of Counseling

School of Counseling Block Classes Introduction to Psychology May 6, 13 & 20 Sat, 8.30am 6pm Abigail Lee, MCoun. ADEGE10303 This course is designed to provide a broad overview of the different fields of psychology. Emphasis will be placed on important principles, theories, concepts, and findings that underlie normal human behavior. Textbook: Kalat, James (2014). Introduction to Psychology. Belmot, CA: Wadsworth Thomson Learning Supplementary Text: Meier, D., Minirth, B., Wichern, B. & Ratcliff, E. (1991). Introduction to Psychology and Counseling: Christian Perspectives and Application. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House Addiction Counseling May 27, Jun 10 & Jul 1 Sat, 8.30am 6pm Sam Kuna, MA (MFCC) TCEIT73410 Pre-requisite: Completed PDC or equivalent This course, designed for advanced counseling students, gives an overview of substance use disorders, other addictive disorders (e.g., gambling), assessments, prevention, and treatment/relapse management. Behavioral health clinical models, etiological faith-based models, and techniques used in individual, family, group, and community interventions will be reviewed. Note: The course may include presentations by local experts in the field of addiction, experiential components (including motivational interviewing), harm reduction interventions, and family and group methods. Textbook: Miller, Geri. (2015). Learning the language of addiction counseling. (4th Edition). Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons. 10

Block Classes Spirituality and Counseling Jun 14 16 Wed Fri, 9am 5.30pm Tan Siang Yang, PhD Pre-requisite: Completed PDC or equivalent TCETH72310 This course will provide the foundations of a biblical approach to counseling, including implicit and explicit integration. Topics covered will include assumptions about human nature and sources of truth, the use of spiritual resources (e.g., prayer and inner healing, Scriptures) and the spirituality of the therapist. The course will also deal with the fundamentals of the counseling process, seeking to provide a framework for faith-based counseling. Textbooks: Tan, S.Y. (2011). Counseling and Psychotherapy: A Christian Perspective. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Academic. Tan, S.Y., and Gregg, D. H. (1997). Disciplines of the Holy Spirit. Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan. Tan, S.Y. (2006). Full Service: Moving from Self-Serve Christianity to Total Servanthood. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker. School of Counseling 11

SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY TCA College has online modules for both undergraduate and graduate programs. All interested students can watch a video introduction available at the TCA College website. Students who wish to raise further questions should attend the academic advising sessions on Feb 18 at 3.30pm at TCA College. Frequently Asked Questions Q: Who should register for online modules? A: The modules are open to all students who have not completed the course in their program of study. Interested students should have reliable internet access and be comfortable with computers and online technology. Selfdiscipline is key as students will be expected to commit a minimum of 7-8 hours/week to personal study. Q: What learning activities are parts of the module? A: Students will be required to complete weekly readings (from the module textbook and other materials), engage in activities based on readings, and participate in forum discussions. Students must plan their schedule to complete these learning activities within the specified week. The module may also include term papers that must be submitted at the end of the module. Q: How will I be assessed? A: Students will be assessed based on the weekly activities, forum discussions, and term paper(s). There will be no end-of-term examinations for online modules. Q: Must I come to campus for any classes? A: Coming to campus is not required since students will have access to online journals through the TCA College library webpage. However, students may wish to make use of the TCA College library for additional resources. 12

SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY Spiritual Formation and Christian Character Available to both part-time and full-time students Lily Lim, DMiss (studies) Undergraduate: AEEMP11203 Graduate: AEEMP61303 This module focuses on the need for spiritual formation and the formation of Christian character in today s pragmatic culture. Models idealized in the history of the church will also be examined in light of today s needs. The dynamics of formative spirituality will be described, including causes that bring personal transformation and spiritual growth. Textbooks: Foster, Richard J. Streams of Living Water: Essential Practices from the Six Great Traditions of Christian Faith. San Francisco, CA: Harper San Francisco, 2001. Tan, Siang Yang and Douglass H. Gregg. Disciplines of the Holy Spirit: How to Connect to the Spirit s Power and Presence. Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 1997. Old Testament Survey/Old Testament Foundations Only available to part-time students Undergraduate: AEEBO10103 Robert Sears, PhD Graduate: AEEBO50103 A study of the Old Testament in its context: history, geography and culture. Chief events, characters, and teachings of each Old Testament book will be studied in relation to its place in the on-going revelation of God s plan for humanity. Textbook: Hill, Andrew E. and John H. Walton. A Survey of the Old Testament. 3rd Edition. Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 2009. Old Testament Survey Only available to students from the School of Counseling seeking to fulfill their academic requirements Robert Sears, PhD AEEBC10103 A study of the Old Testament in its context: history, geography, and culture. Chief events, characters and teachings of each Old Testament book will be studied in relation to its place in the on-going revelation of God s plan for humanity. Textbook: Hill, Andrew E. and John H. Walton. A Survey of the Old Testament. 3rd Edition. Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 2009. 13

School of Theology Electives from the School of Counseling Students on Graduate Programs in the School of Theology (English) are now able to take selected modules in the School of Counseling (SOC). Human Development Foundations in Counseling Theories & Approaches in Marital & Family Therapy Divorce & Remarriage Gender & Sexuality Spirituality & Counseling These modules will be considered as ministry electives in one s program of study. Interested students must take note of the requirements listed below. SOC modules are not available for audit. Tuition fees for SOC modules will apply. Students must meet SOC s academic requirements. Students must adhere to SOC s academic style. Modules not listed above are not available to SOTE students. Students with additional questions should seek clarity at their respective academic advising sessions. 14

Bible Modules New Testament Survey/New Testament Foundations May 8 Jul 24 Mon, 9am 12pm Undergraduate: ADEBN10103 Babu Immanuel, PhD Graduate: ADEBN50103 This module is a study of the New Testament in the context of the history and culture of its time. The main themes and teachings of each book will be explored in relation to the ongoing revelation of God s plan. Textbook: Carson, D. A. and Douglas J. Moo. An Introduction to the New Testament. 2nd Edition. Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 2005. School of Theology New Testament Survey Only available to students from the School of Counseling seeking to fulfill their academic requirements May 8 Jul 24 Mon, 9am 12pm ADEBC10103 Babu Immanuel, PhD This module is a study of the New Testament in the context of the history and culture of its time. The main themes and teachings of each book will be explored in relation to the ongoing revelation of God s plan. Textbook: Carson, D. A. and Douglas J. Moo. An Introduction to the New Testament. 2nd Edition. Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 2005. The Pentateuch May 2 Jul 25 Tue, 2pm 5pm Tan Hock Seng, ThD Undergraduate: ADEBO20103 Graduate: ADEBO50203 The Pentateuch is fundamental to the faith of both Christians and Jews. The first five books of the Bible contain the familiar stories of creation, the fall and the flood. They tell of the origins of the human race and of the Jewish people. They include laws as basics as the Ten Commandments and as complex as the regulations for food and sacrifices. These books relate the call of Israel to be God s chosen people, yet hold out the prospect of universal salvation for all humankind. Textbook: Wenham, Gordon J. Exploring the Old Testament: A Guide to the Pentateuch. Downers Grove, IL: IVP Academic, 2016. 15

School of Theology Bible Modules 1 & 2 Corinthians May 3 Jul 26 Wed, 7pm 10pm Babu Immanuel, PhD Undergraduate: ADEBN20803 Graduate: ADEBN50903 A close look at a less-than-ideal church reveals issues and dynamics that make or break Christian community. The Corinthian letters deal with intensely practical issues that are highly relevant today: disunity, women in ministry, marriage, charismatic excess, spiritual elitism, heresy, and more. Textbook: Keener, Craig S. 1-2 Corinthians. The New Cambridge Bible Commentary. Cambridge, NY: Cambridge University Press, 2005. Greek II May 4 Jul 27 Thu, 7pm 10pm Edwin Perona, PhD Undergraduate: ADEBN15203 Graduate: ADEBN55203 This course is the second of a three-part introduction to the essential elements of koinē Greek New Testament through familiarization with, understanding, and application of basic grammar and vocabulary utilized in actual verses or passages. Textbooks: Mounce, William D. Basics of Biblical Greek. 3rd Edition. Grand Rapids: Zondervan Publications, 2009. Mounce, William D. Basics of Biblical Greek Workbook. 3rd Edition. Grand Rapids: Zondervan Publications, 2009. Old Testament Theology May 12 13 & May 19 20 Fri, 8.30am 6.30pm Sat, 8.30am 3pm Joseph Tan, PhD (studies) Undergraduate: ADEBO30203 Graduate: ADEBO61003 A study of the history and approaches to Old Testament Theology. The course will explore major theological themes of the Old Testament and its relationships with the New Testament. Textbook: Routledge, Robin. Old Testament Theology: A Thematic Approach. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 2013. 16

Theology and History Modules Vocation, Work and Ministry May 2 Jul 25 Tue, 7pm 10pm Edwin Perona, PhD Undergraduate: ADETH30903 Graduate: ADETH62203 This module explores elements of the biblical worldview of vocation, work and ministry on the basis of which is founded a marketplace spirituality that underpins catalytic Christian public engagement. Further, it strategizes how the church through its leadership can become an intentional hub for empowering the people of God as they live for and serve Christ in the world. Textbooks: Stevens, R. Paul. The Other Six Days: Vocation, Work, and Ministry in Biblical Perspective. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans; Vancouver: Regent College Publishing, 2000. Smith, Gordon T. Courage & Calling: Embracing Your God-Given Potential. Grand Rapids: Inter-Varsity Press, 2011. School of Theology Pentecostal Foundations/Pentecostal Studies May 3 Jul 26 Wed, 2.30pm 5.30pm Undergraduate: ADETH10103 Dennis Lum, PhD Graduate: ADETH61603 This module will acquaint students with the Pentecostal heritage and survey the historical development of the Pentecostal movement. Doctrinal issues pertaining to Pentecostalism will be explored. Textbooks: All students Synan, Vinson. The Century of the Holy Spirit: 100 Years of Pentecostal and Charismatic Renewal, 1901-2001. Nashville, TN: Thomas Nelson Publishers, 2001. Additional textbook for Graduate students Warrington, Keith. Pentecostal Theology: A Theology of Encounter. London: T & T Clark, 2008. 17

School of Theology Theology and History Modules Theology II/Systematic Theology II May 8 Jul 24 Mon, 7pm 10pm Richard Goetz, PhD Undergraduate: ADETH20103 Graduate: ADETH50203 Pre-requisite for undergraduate students: Christian Doctrine This module will introduce students to the person and work of Jesus Christ, the nature of the human person, sin, and the concept of salvation. Toward these goals, the module will examine important Christological controversies of the fourth and fifth centuries, as well as an understanding of the Protestant Reformers. Students will be equipped with an understanding of the objective work of Christ in redemption as it relates to the human condition and an understanding of the subjective work of salvation. Textbooks: Erickson, Millard J. Introducing Christian Doctrine. Edited by L. Arnold Hustad. 3rd Edition. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Academic, 2015. McGrath, Alister E. Christian Theology: An Introduction. 5th Edition. Malden, MA: Wiley-Blackwell, 2011. Ministry and General Modules Principles of Leadership May 2 Jul 25 Tue, 9am 12pm Simon Cheong, DMin Undergraduate: ADEML30103 Graduate: ADEML60303 This module is designed to help Christian leaders understand and articulate essential biblical concepts, as well as with key insights on the dynamics of Christian leadership, in today s church setting. The module will examine leadership principles, styles, and the process of leadership development for the purpose of advancing God s mission. Textbook: Malphurs, Aubrey. Being Leaders: The Nature of Authentic Christian Leadership. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Books, 2003. 18

Ministry and General Modules Principles of Teaching May 3 Jul 26 Wed, 8.30am 11.30am Richard Goetz, PhD Undergraduate: ADEME10103 Graduate: ADEME50103 This module examines the basics of the teaching-learning process in the context of a local church. The ministry of the teacher, including his/her leadership role and responsibilities, will be examined in detail. Students will also participate in an in-class teaching practicum. Textbooks: LaFever, Marlene D. Creative Teaching Methods. Colorado Springs, CO: Cook Ministry Resources, 1996. Richards, Lawrence O. and Gary J. Bredfeldt. Creative Bible Teaching. Chicago: Moody Press, 1998. School of Theology Pastoral Counseling May 3 Jul 26 Wed, 7pm 10pm Johnathan Lee, DMin (studies) Undergraduate: ADEMC10103 Graduate: ADEMM50103 This module will provide an interdisciplinary approach to pastoral counseling, integrating biblical-theological principles with psychological insights to the theories and processes needed to help people through various needs and crises. The course will also look into the models and means of pastoral counseling, the skills needed to be effective, as well as issues and concerns faced by pastoral counselors today. Textbooks: Benner, David G. Strategic Pastoral Counseling: A Short-term Structured Model. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Academic, 2003. Hetzendorfer, Ruth. The Pastoral Counseling Handbook: A guide to Helping the Hurting. Beacon Hill Press, 2009. Rev Johnathan Lee serves as a District Pastor with Trinity Christian Centre, overseeing Trinity s inner healing and deliverance ministry. He has more than 30 years of pastoral ministry experience and is presently pursuing a DMin in Leadership and Spiritual Formation at George Fox University. 19

School of Theology Ministry and General Modules Principles of Missions May 8 Jul 24 Mon, 2pm 5pm Lily Lim, DMiss (studies) Undergraduate: ADEMM10103 Graduate: ADEMM50103 This module explores the meaning of ministry and missions in the life of the student and in the modern world. It also clarifies the role of the local church as a missionary sending base and gives the student an overview of the modern missionary movement and its current trends. The calling, qualifications and making of a missionary and practical implications for discovering the student s role in God s mission to the nations will be discussed and evaluated. Textbook: Moreau, A. Scott, Gary R. Corwin and Gary B. McGee. Introducing World Missions: A Biblical, Historical, and Practical Survey. 2nd Edition. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Academic, 2015. Building a Healthy Church Jun 22 24 Thu & Fri, 8.30am 6.30pm Sat, 8.30am 3.30pm Steven Norris, DMin Undergraduate: ADEMP31103 Graduate: ADEMP61603 Students should contact the school for pre-module assignments What does church health look like today in the local church? Based on biblical principles from the New Testament the class will define what church health is and how to create it in a church setting. Historical and present models will be examined to sharpen contextualization of the principles in the local church. The class will be exposed to a variety of contemporary authors and how their work applies to the subject. At the end of the course students will be equipped with a relevant framework for church health and how it applies to their ministry setting. Textbooks: Lencioni, Patrick. The Five Dysfunctions of a Team: A Leadership Fable. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 2002. Macchia, Stephen A. Becoming a Healthy Church: 10 Characteristics. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Books, 1999. Dr Steven Norris has spent many years in pastoral ministry, gaining experience and insight into how to effectively make disciples. His doctoral studies at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary focused on understanding and applying principles of Christ s training of the Twelve in the church today. He has also been a trainer with T-Net International and Hindustan Bible Institute for many years. 20

神学系 ( 中文部 ) 网上课程更灵活 五旬宗基要张健德,Ed.D (Studies) AECTH10103 此课程教导五旬节运动的内容, 并引导学生探究其运动的溯源及发展的过程 学生除了认识五旬宗所强调的教义及其信仰特色之外, 也习练对近代的灵恩现象进行反思与对话 主要课本 : 叶先秦 圣灵的洗 路加与五旬宗的圣灵神学 论著系列 台北 : 台湾基督教文艺出版社有限公司,2008 新亚学院即将开始网路课程给本科生 目前在学院就读的部分时间的本科生可以报名上课 所有有兴趣上网路课程的学生必须在 3 月 4 日 ( 星期六 ) 下午 3 点 30 分到新亚学院出席 说明会 如果学生无法出席这个会议, 就不能报名上网路课程 常问问题 : 问题 : 谁可以报名上网路课程? 答案 : 这课程是开放给所有学院的部分时间的本科生 学生需要有可靠的网路设施, 商用电脑与网路科技 学生也必须有很强的自律性, 每周能固定安排 7 至 8 个小时的时间自修 问题 : 课程有哪些学习活动? 答案 : 学生每周需要阅读课本和其它所提供的质料 学生也必须在每周完成一份根据阅读的范围设定的问卷和在网上论坛积极与其他同学讨论相关的论题 学生也需要在课程结束后, 交上一份专文 学生必须自己计划如何在每一周内完成那一周课程的所有要求 学生并不需要固定的时间上网上课 问题 : 如何评定学生的成绩? 答案 : 老师会从问卷, 学生参与的讨论和专文来评定学生的成绩 这个课程没有考试 问题 : 学生需要到学院来上个吗? 答案 : 不需要 你只需要有指定的课本和课程在网路上提供的质料 但你也可以选择到学院的图书馆来来找其它的质料 21

神学系 ( ) 中文部 神学科 新约神学 5 月 2 日 - 7 月 25 日 周二,9am - 12pm 梁向暖,PhD ADCTH44003/51003 此课探讨新约书卷中的大类别所呈现的神学侧重点 各类范围包括保罗书信 路加著作 与约翰和彼得有关的著作和主要写致犹太群体的著作 神学课题的探讨会以各传统的著作所关注的课题为基调, 而非系统性地阐明神学教义 五旬宗基要 / 五旬宗研究 5 月 3 日 - 7 月 26 日 周三,8.30am - 11.30am 张健德,Ed.D (studies) ADCTH11203/54403 此课程教导五旬节运动的内容, 并引导学生探究其运动的溯源及发展的过程 学生除了认识五旬宗所强调的教义及其信仰特色之外, 也将了解到近代的灵恩现象, 并在老师的引导之下进行反思与对话 教科书 : 叶先秦 圣灵的洗 路加与五旬宗的圣灵神学 论著系列 台北 : 台湾基督教文艺出版社有限公司,2008 系统神学 II 基督论与救赎论 5 月 8 日 - 7 月 24 日 周一,7pm - 10pm 高明发,DMin ADCTH20303/50203 基督论是基督教信仰的核心与内容, 课程主要探讨基督的位格与工作 藉著课堂的讲解并习练与基督论与救赎论相关的神学课题, 使学生透过引领与探究, 深入的明白并能应用这基督教信仰中最重要的核心真理与神学 教科书 : 艾利克森 基督教神学卷二 : 人论 / 罪论 / 基督论 增订本, 郭俊豪 李清义译 台北 : 中华福音神学院出版社,2002 艾利克森 基督教神学卷三 : 圣灵论 / 救恩论 / 教会论 / 末世论 增订本, 蔡万生译 台北 : 中华福音神学院出版社,2002 22

一般课程 属灵塑造 5 月 2 日 - 7 月 25 日 周二,7pm - 10pm 高明发,DMin ADCMP34003/61003 藉着圣经真理来探讨历代教会的灵修传统, 借以塑造属灵生命 并教导学生自我灵命追求的模式, 及如何在教会里教导属灵生命的塑造, 且将其应用于家庭 教会与社会 藉着圣经与教会历代的灵修传统, 教导学生如何塑造基督徒的属灵生命, 家庭与教会 教科书 : 盖恩哲尔 威霍特编 灵命塑造 : 全方位效法基督 最全面的基督徒教育者手册 纪荣神 陈慧珣译 新北市 : 中华福音神学院出版社,2011 神学系 ( ) 中文部 圣经科 旧约概论 5 月 3 日 - 7 月 26 日 周三,7pm - 10pm 梁向暖,PhD ADCBO10003/50003 教导旧约各卷的时代背景及主要内容, 以及神在旧约圣经中所彰显的启示与神学思想 课程也将引介古代近东的研究 语言 及其风俗, 同时帮助学生阅读相关的学术成果, 以增进学生对旧约经卷的了解 事工科 教牧辅导 5 月 8 日 - 7 月 24 日 周一,9am - 12pm 张武昭,DMin ADCGC31203/61003 此课程是以圣经为基础的教牧辅导, 借以教导学生如何于教会进行教牧模式的辅导, 让学生了解并引导会友处理个人 家庭 生活 信仰等各面向的问题 此课程帮助教牧人员以亚洲的处境及基督徒的角度, 辅导自己与会友如何面对信仰生活上的难题, 并针对这些困难提出不同的应对之道 23

神学系 ( ) 中文部 密集班 宣教神学 5 月 18-20 日 周四至六,8.30am - 6pm 杨志明,DMin ADCM41003/71503 此课程教导学生从圣经真理认识宣教工场中的社会 文化 及历史背景之间的鸿沟, 并在其中建立宣教的桥梁, 藉此反思基督徒宣教的根据与使命 旧约解经 6 月 15-17 日 周四至六,8.30am - 6pm 蔡蕙秋,ThD ADCBO35603/55603 本课程将从不同层面介绍旧约解经的方法, 包括字义研究 认识不同文体特色和解释方法 语义分析法, 以及历史文法解经 ; 针对后者, 因此也会提供修读过希伯来文的学生一些原文解经的基础 社会学概论 6 月 22-24 日 周四至六,8.30am - 6pm 刘清虔,MTh ADCGE10103/50103 社会学是一门研究社会关系的学科 学生藉此课程了解人际之间如何互动? 团体形成的原理, 组织的管理之道及其制度如何的运作? 此课程不仅学习在社会中建立信仰群体时应有的认知, 并且有助於你的事奉, 使你的事奉如虎添翼 撒母耳记与教牧生活 7 月 20-22 日 周四至六,8.30am - 6pm 冯 荣,PhD ADCMP30103/61203 撒母耳记与教牧生活 : 本课程将从撒母耳记上下文本研读经文, 并结合教牧的观点, 探讨教牧的祷告 生活的道德要求与失败 领袖的生活典范等课题, 进而协助同学从扎实的圣经基础, 发展符合圣经的教牧品格 24

Guide to Module Codes TCA College uses a 10 digit alphanumeric code for all its modules. Please use this legend to understand the module codes. For example: ADEBO10103 Old Testament Survey A D E B O 1 0 1 0 3 A = ATA module C = School of Counseling D = School of Theology L = School of Leadership E = English C = Chinese Area of study Check with the individual schools 100 to 499 = Undergraduate modules 500 to 799 = Graduate modules 03 = 3-credit modules Area of Study School of Counseling School of Theology TH = Theory SK = Skills LB = Lab EX = Experiential IT = Integration BG / BN / BO = Bible TH = Theology MP / MC / MM / ME / ML = Ministry 25

Registration Details Registration Registration of modules is open until March 26, 2017 for existing students A late fee of $42.80 applies after March 26, 2017 TCA College reserves the right to close a class or cancel a module Log on to this link to register online https://register.trinity.org.sg/_onlineregistration/ SignUpLogin.aspx New Student Admission Requirements The applicant must: Be a born-again believer with a genuine desire for Christian service Possess relevant educational qualifications Be proficient in the English Language (GCE O-level [Grade 10] or TOEFL 80(IBT)/550 (PBT) or IELTS 6.5) Please visit our website tca.edu.sg for more information Financial information (S$) TCA College subsidizes more than 80% of the fees. The College welcomes financial contributions to enhance the equipping of more students. TCA College conducts an annual review of all fees. Fees stated in this brochure are only valid for the present academic year. All fees are to be paid by the second week of the new term Payments (cash or checks) may be made at the TCA College office at Level 3 Checks should be crossed and made payable to TCA College Please refer to the TCA College website for policies on fee refunds Tuition fees (S$) School Undergraduate Graduate Theology 3 credits: $299.20 Audit: $200.10 3 credits: $427.30 Audit: $200.10 Fees include 7% GST Tuition fees for School of Counseling (S$) Program Postgraduate Diploma in Counseling Master of Arts in Counseling Master of Arts in Pastoral Counseling Fees include 7% GST Graduate 3 credits: $939.95 Audit: $469.90 Non-tuition fees (S$) Admission fee (for new students) $71.20 Registration fee (per term) $28.60 Library fee (per calendar year) $62.15 Student welfare fee (per term)* $14.20 * Student welfare fee covers Cultural Night, Student Orientation and maintenance of the Students Lounge. Fees include 7% GST Additional fees (S$) Late registration fee $42.80 Add/drop fee (per course) $14.20 Fees include 7% GST A textbook order form is available for all students at the TCA Office and on the website. If you wish to order the textbook through Funky B, please complete the form and submit it by March 26, 2017. Alternatively, you may source the textbook/s from other book retailers: a. www.sksbooks.com b. www.bethesdabookcentre.com.sg c. www.amazon.com d. www.bookdepository.co.uk 26

Registration TERM 2 MAY JUL 2017 Undergraduate Bible 1 & 2 Corinthians Greek II Old Testament Theology Old Testament Survey (online) The Pentateuch New Testament Survey Theology & History Theology II Vocation, Work and Ministry Pentecostal Foundations Ministry & General Principles of Missions Principles of Leadership Principles of Teaching Pastoral Counseling Building a Healthy Church Spiritual Formation and Christian Character (online) Graduate Bible 1 & 2 Corinthians Greek II Old Testament Foundations (online) Old Testament Theology Old Testament Survey (online)* The Pentateuch New Testament Foundations New Testament Survey* *Applicable to SOC students Theology & History Systematic Theology II Vocation, Work and Ministry Pentecostal Studies Postgraduate Diploma in Counseling Human Development Professional Ethics Core Clinical Skills I Master of Arts in Counseling Human Development Professional Ethics Core Clinical Skills I Addiction Counseling Family-Based Approaches to Counseling Spirituality and Counseling Introduction to Psychology Ministry & General Principles of Missions Principles of Leadership Principles of Teaching Pastoral Counseling Building a Healthy Church Spiritual Formation and Christian Character (online) 27

科目注册 科目注册 科目注册截止日期 :2017 年 3 月 26 日 ( 在籍学生 ) 于 2017 年 3 月 26 日后注册者, 须缴付额外的 S$42.80 逾期注册费 新亚学院有停办或取消任何课程的权力 请下载以下网页 https://register.trinity.org.sg/ _OnlineRegistration/SignUpLogin.aspx 新生入学条件 是渴慕事奉的得救信徒 持有 GCE O 水准的学生可申请圣工证书科及神学文凭科 二十一岁以上无相关学历但有足够事奉经验者, 可申请圣工证书科 持有 GCE A 水准 ( 两科 A 水准及格及两科 AO 水准及格 ) 或同等学历者可申请神学学士科 申请者若没有 GCE O 水准 ( 或同等水平考试 ) 的中文第二语文的及格成绩, 则须通过 汉语水平考试 的 HSK( 六级 ) 考核 有关考试细节, 请到 http://hsk-crestar.com.sg 查询 收费 (S$) 新亚 一向致力为学生提供高素质的教育 在教育费用方面, 目前学生本身所担付的费用不过是教育费的一小部分, 因为由本院资助的费用是超过了总开支的四分之三 新亚 欢迎各界人士热心捐款, 以助我们不断为学生提供优质的教育与训练 新亚 每年都会重新检阅课程费用, 此册子所刊登的费用只适用于 2017 年 从 2008 年起, 消费税必须由学生自己支付 费用须在新学期的第二周前缴清 请到三楼的办公处缴付费用 ( 现款 / 支票 ) 支票须划线并注明支付给 :TCA College 有关退款规则, 请到 新亚 网站查阅 学费 (S$) 课程 神学院 学士以下 (3 学分 ) $299.20 硕士 (3 学分 ) $427.30 旁听 (3 学分 ) 学士以下硕士 $200.10 收费包括 7% 的消费税 杂费 (S$) 入学费 ( 新生 ) $71.20 注册费 ( 每学期 ) $28.60 图书馆费 ( 每年 ) $62.15 学生福利金 ( 每学期 )* $14.20 * 学生福利金是用于文化之夜 迎新会以及维持学生休息室 收费包括 7% 的消费税 额外费用 (S$) 逾期注册费 $42.80 增加 / 退选课程费 ( 每科目 ) $14.20 收费包括 7% 的消费税 28

中文部科目注册表格 第二学期 2017 年 5 月至 7 月 本科生 新约神学五旬宗基要系统神学 II 基督论与救赎论属灵塑造旧约概论教牧辅导宣教神学旧约解经社会学概论撒母耳记与教牧生活五旬宗基要 ( 网上课程 ) 硕士生新约神学五旬宗研究系统神学 II 基督论与救赎论属灵塑造旧约概论教牧辅导宣教神学旧约解经社会学概论撒母耳记与教牧生活 29

May 26, 2017 6 9pm 247 Paya Lebar Road Level 4, Summit Come and be part of the annual Cultural Night which celebrates the diversity of cultures in TCA College. In addition to praying for the countries that our faculty, staff and students come from, you will also be treated to song and dance performances, an ethnic fashion show, delightful ethnic snacks and a sumptuous buffet dinner. Cost: Free (Full-time and part-time students) S$20 (Guests and TCA College Alumni) 2017 年 5 月 26 日傍晚 6 至 9 点 247 巴耶利巴路四楼, 顶峰 邀请你来参加新亚学院一年一度的文化之夜, 庆祝本院多元化的背景! 除了为各国的导师 同工和学生们的祖国代祷, 您也会享受当晚的音乐 舞蹈表演与传统服装秀 当然, 令人垂涎三尺的美食更不在话下 在籍学生 : 免费费用 :S$20 30

The Library continues to expand its collection of print, multimedia and electronic resources. Almost 50,000 items comprising books, sound and video recordings, theses and dissertations serve the research and information needs of on-site library users. 图书馆继续扩大其藏书 多媒体和电子资源 现有 50,000 种馆藏包括书籍 影音视频 博硕士论文集供图书馆会员作研究和资讯的需求 The current subscriptions to three electronic databases and a recent purchase of e-books have provided the College faculty and students access to academic resources anytime, anywhere! If you are a pastor, minister, Bible student or simply someone who is interested in the field of theology, counseling or leadership, you are welcome to apply for library membership. Browse our library collection through the online catalog: http://opac.tca.edu.sg/ Access EBSCO resources 24/7: http://search.ebscohost.com/ Contact us 6304 7665 library@tca.edu.sg 目前已订阅的三个电子资源库和近购的电子书提供了学院教职员和学生们随时随地存取学术资源! 如果你是一位牧师 神学生或是对神学 辅导学或领袖学的领域感兴趣, 欢迎您申请成为图书馆的会员 您可以通过在线目录检索浏览我们图书馆的馆藏,http://opac.tca.edu.sg/ 全天候 24/7 通过以下网址存取资源 http://search.ebscohost.com/ 联系我们 6304 7665 library@tca.edu.sg 31

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