Biola_Catalog_19161001NA

THE BIBLE INSTITUTE OF LOS ANGELES

XI. Evangelism The object of thi s study is to show what is the true work of the evangelist, and to instruct the students in the most effective methods of evangelism, including such subjects as: How to preach the Gospel from the evangelistic standpoint, How to get ready for special meetings, How to train the workers, How to conduct after meetings, How to conduct children's meetings, How to establish the converts, The rela­ tion of the evangelist to the churches, How to fo llow up the work, How to advertise the work, How to raise money for the work. These subj ects are all treated in a practical way, learned by experience by one who has done evangeli stic work in every part of the globe, assisted by other reliable and effi­ cient evangelists. XII. Bible Teachers' Training Class This class has for its purpose the training of men and women to be Bible teachers in churches, evangelistic meetings , Bible classes, Sunday Schools, colleges, Young Men's and Young Women's Christian Associat ions, and other institutions where the teaching of the English Bible is required. In this class students are called upon weekly to teach some book of the Bible previously assigned by the teacher. Special emphasis is laid upon the teaching of popular Bible classes. The best methods of teaching are put into practice. Fifth and sixth term students only are eligible to this class. XIII. Psychology and Sociology The best text book on psychology is the Bible. The Bible sets forth man as he really is, and not as speculative philoso­ phers imagine him to be. The study of psychology is pursued in many of the classes, and especially in the Personal W ork course. Its aim is to give the student a thorough knowledge of man as he actually is by nature, as he is in his personal life, home li fe, social life, business li fe, and moral and spiritual life, and as he may become by the grace of God in Jesus Christ.

Page Thirty-three

Made with FlippingBook flipbook maker