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  • How the Bible Came to Be a Book
  • Fee: $30.00
    Item Number: 2025 SCOR133901
    Dates: 6/11/2025 - 7/23/2025
    Times: 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
    Days: W
    Sessions: 6
    Building: Crestwood Christian Church
    Room: Chalice Hall
    Instructor: Penny Lamb
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    The product of many voices and many centuries, the Bible offers us historic snapshots of the ideas and values of the Ancient Near East. It also presents intriguing puzzles: when and where were the books of the Bible written, and how did they come to be included in a single book. In this course we will also look at the manuscript trail that transmitted the parts of the Bible across the centuries and trace the Bible’s history from the original languages into twenty-first century English.
 

  • Lessons from the Great Depression (Zoom)  Zoom Only
  • Fee: $20.00
    Dates: 6/12/2025 - 6/12/2025
    Times: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
    Days: Th
    Sessions: 1
    Building: ZOOM
    Room:
    Instructor: Ed Linz
    Maximum Enrollment: 100

    The course will cover events in the 1920's leading up to the start of The Great Depression, including ominous parallels between the 1920's and the 2020's. We will discuss political and economic conditions during the 1930's and the early years of WW II with detailed examination of the lives of a diverse group of Americans who provided first-hand accounts of their lives during this tumultuous period of American life. There will be a discussion of lessons learned with questions and comments solicited.
 

  • U.S. Army - History, Tactics and Doctrine Part 2 
  • Fee: $30.00
    Dates: 7/8/2025 - 7/29/2025
    Times: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
    Days: Tu
    Sessions: 4
    Building: Liberty Road Faith Fellowship
    Room: Event Room
    Instructor: Trey Adkins
    Maximum Enrollment: 30

    This course provides a comprehensive survey of U.S. military history from the colonial period to the present day, emphasizing the strategic, operational, and tactical developments that have shaped the nation's armed forces. Students will explore the principles of war, analyze pivotal conflicts and key military events, and examine the evolution of military doctrine and warfare tactics. By studying the structure and functioning of military organizations, rank systems, and logistical operations, students will gain foundational knowledge critical to understanding military history and strategy. This course will also investigate the differing styles of warfare and the continuous adaptation of military practices in response to technological, political, and societal changes.
 

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