Martin Methodist College Pulaski, Tennessee

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1 These courses are offered at Martin Methodist College Pulaski, Tennessee Epiphany Lenten School February 5-6 and March 12-13, 2010 COS 312 Our Theological Heritage: The Reformation COS 413 Worship and the Sacraments Eastertide School April and May 14-15, 2010 COS 214 The Practice of Preaching COS 314 Pastoral Care and Counseling COS 411 Hebrew Bible II Kingdomtide School September and October 8-9, 2010 COS 511 New Testament II COS 512 Contemporary Theology Pre-Advent School October and November 19-20, 2010 COS 114 Pastoral Leadership and Administration COS 211 Hebrew Bible I COS 514 Theology and the Practice of Ministry The schedule for each school is Friday evening 5 to 6 p.m.: Sign in and pay fees (first Friday only) 6 p.m.: Announcements and Worship 6:30 to 9:30: Classes meet with mid-session break Saturday 7:30 a.m.: Announcements and Worship 8 a.m. to noon: Classes meet with mid-session break Noon to 1:15 p.m.: Lunch (on your own) 1:15 to 4:45 p.m.: Classes meet with mid-session break Note: Pulaski, TN is in the CENTRAL TIME ZONE. Each course requires two weekends (twenty hours) to complete. Attendance is required at each class. A student who misses a portion of a class period must obtain permission of both the instructor and the director to continue and must satisfactorily complete make-up work assigned by the instructor within two weeks of the close of the School. No credit will be granted to a student who misses more than four hours of a class or who fails to get all required work to the instructor within two weeks of the close of the School.

2 These courses are offered at Hiwassee College Madisonville, Tennessee Epiphany Lenten School February 5-6 and March 12-13, 2010 COS 113 Pastoral Care for Spiritual Formation COS 212 Our Theological Heritage: The Early and Medieval Church COS 311 New Testament I Eastertide School April and May 14-15, 2010 COS 112 Theology in the Wesleyan Spirit COS 513 Our Mission: Transforming Agent Kingdomtide School September and October 8-9, 2010 COS 111 The Pastor as Interpreter of the Bible COS 213 Formation for Discipleship COS 412 The Wesleyan Movement Pre-Advent School October and November 19-20, 2010 COS 313 Our Mission: Evangelism COS 414 Personal and Social Ethics The schedule for each school is Friday evening 5 to 6 p.m.: Sign in and pay fees (first Friday only) 6 p.m.: Announcements and Worship 6:30 to 9:30: Classes meet with mid-session break Saturday 7:30 a.m.: Announcements and Worship 8 a.m. to noon: Classes meet with mid-session break Noon to 1:15 p.m.: Lunch (on your own) 1:15 to 4:45 p.m.: Classes meet with mid-session break Note: Madisonville, TN is in the EASTERN TIME ZONE. Each course requires two weekends (twenty hours) to complete. Attendance is required at each class. A student who misses a portion of a class period must obtain permission of the instructor and the director to continue and must satisfactorily complete make-up work assigned by the instructor within two weeks of the close of the School. No credit will be granted to a student who misses more than four hours of a class or who fails to get all required work to the instructor within two weeks of the close of the School.

3 Memphis-Tennessee-Holston Extension Course of Study Schools 2010 An Extension of the Emory Course of Study The Course of Study is prescribed by the Division of Ordained Ministry of The United Methodist Church to ensure the education of local pastors. A person choosing to enter ministry as a local pastor must complete the Course of Study curriculum. The Course of Study provides an alternative to seminary education. To be admitted to the Extension Course of Study, you must 1) Be a certified candidate, 2) Complete all requirements for license as a local pastor, and 3) Be endorsed by your Annual Conference Board of Ordained Ministry. These extension courses are offered for part-time local pastors only. A part-time local pastor must complete the twenty courses required by the Course of Study within twelve years of the time she or he is licensed. Costs Connected with the Memphis-Tennessee-Holston Extension Course of Study Tuition at the Memphis- Tennessee-Holston Extension Course of Study is $ per course. In addition, a $40.00 nonrefundable registration fee is charged if you enroll at least one month before the School begins. A non-refundable registration fee of $60.00 is charged if you enroll later than one full month in advance of the School. You make your own housing arrangements. Information about housing and driving directions to school sites will be sent upon request. Before registering for a course, check with your Conference Board of Ordained Ministry concerning possible scholarship assistance with tuition. If a Conference scholarship does not cover the entire tuition ($220.00), come to the School prepared to pay the difference between the scholarship and the tuition cost. (Make checks payable to the Memphis-Tennessee- Holston Course of Study.) Your Annual Conference will be billed for your scholarship after you have successfully completed the course.

4 Enrolling for a Course 1. Complete the appropriate Registration Form. Forms are in this packet. Or you may obtain forms from 1) your District Superintendent, 2) your Conference Board of Ordained Ministry, 3) Ms. Pam Whitmore, 271 East Ninth Street, Cookeville, TN 38501, (931) , or 4) Kitty Allen (731) Obtain the signatures of your District Superintendent and the Local Pastor Registrar of your Annual Conference Board of Ordained Ministry on the Registration Form. The Local Pastor Registrar will indicate the amount of scholarship your Annual Conference will provide. 3. Mail the completed Registration Form and your $40 registration fee (or $60 fee if you register less than one month in advance of the start of School) to Ms. Pam Whitmore 271 East Ninth Street Cookeville, TN Upon receipt of your registration form and fee, Ms. Whitmore will send you the syllabus and pre-course assignment for the course you wish to take. 5. Come to the Course of Study School prepared to pay the difference between the $ tuition and the amount of scholarship your Annual Conference Board of Ministry provides. A pre-course assignment is required for each course. Pre-course written assignments are due the first Friday evening of the course. Late work will be penalized. These assignments will be graded and returned to you. A second assignment will be given the first weekend of the School. This assignment is due the Friday of the second weekend. In most courses, an examination covering assigned reading and class presentations will be administered the final Saturday afternoon. (If you wish Additional Information your examination and other papers returned to you, give your instructor a self-addressed, stamped envelope.) Your grade for the course will be sent to you, the Division of Ordained Ministry, the Director of the Emory Course of Study, your District Superintendent, and your Annual Conference Board of Ministry. A copy of your grade sheet will be kept in the Memphis-Tennessee-Holston Course of Study files. Ms. Kitty Wells Memphis-Tennessee-Holston Course of Study Interim Director 46 Laurie Circle Jackson, TN 38305; (731) ; jkallen@eplus.net Key Contact Information Ms. Pam Whitmore Memphis-Tennessee-Holston Course of Study Registrar 271 East Ninth Street Cookeville, TN 38501; (931) cosaccount@citlink.net Mrs. Tina McGill Martin Methodist College Course of Study Site Coordinator 433 West Madison Street Pulaski, TN 38478; (931) tmcgill@martinmethodist.edu Mrs. Kathy Barr Hiwassee College Course of Study Site Coordinator Madisonville, TN (800) , ext barrkath@hiwassee.ed

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