General
No, it’s never too late! The LCTM has rolling enrollment, so you can begin your journey at any time. Simply register for the courses that interest you.
No prior theological education is required. We welcome participants with a wide range of educational backgrounds.
Textbooks are generally not required, except for biblical language courses. Some courses have recommended readings, but they are not mandatory.
Enrollment
To enroll in the LCTM program, sign up through Moodle, our learning management system. Once enrolled, you can register for individual courses.
Yes, you are welcome to register for any course that interests you.
Upcoming classes are listed on our website and in Moodle. You can also sign up for our monthly newsletter for class announcements.
Courses
Our courses are taught by recognized scholars, each with advanced degrees in their field.
Courses are offered in various formats, including:
• In-person intensive weekends (Friday evening and Saturday morning)
• Weekly in-person classes (1.25 hours per lecture)
• Online courses (spanning one or more weeks)
• Hybrid courses (combining online and in-person elements)
In-person classes are held at the Lanier Learning Center.
No worries! Core courses are available at least annually, so you’ll have plenty of opportunities to complete your program.
Generally, courses can be taken in any order.
Yes. Two of the six elective credits can be earned through biblical language courses. Students must complete both Fall and Spring semesters of a language course to receive one elective credit.
Certification
The program typically takes about two years to complete. Credits can be applied toward the LCTM for up to six years before they expire.
You can take as many electives as you wish. However, only six electives count toward the LCTM certificate. Course substitutions are considered on a case-by-case basis.
Since the LCTM is not an accredited program, credits cannot be transferred to accredited colleges or universities.