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Course: The Gospel of Mark: Jesus in Action

We are excited to announce a new Bible College course: The Gospel of Mark: Jesus in Action.

  • Starting on February 10
  • Every Monday, 7.00pm – 8.30pm
  • Running for 18 weeks

Join us as we look in detail at the Gospel that most of all talks about what Jesus did, and was one of the first accounts of his life to be written down.

There will be a one-off £10 enrolment fee, payable on attendance.

Course: Through the Lens of Paul

This course ran from August to December 2024.

Letters from the Apostle Paul are about half of the books of the New Testament. This course will examine their historical, geographical and cultural context, before going on to look at the letters to the Romans and the Corinthians.

The course explores 3 modules, each lasting 6 weeks:

  • Paul’s historical, geographical and cultural context
  • Paul’s letters to the Corinthians
  • Paul’s letter to the Romans

There will be a one-off £10 enrolment fee, payable on attendance.

Course: Church History, Theology and Social Justice

This course ran from February to July 2024.

As a result of the feedback from our Exodus Project students and the growth of our ministry here at Church on the Street, we have developed a 6 month course covering basic theological teaching.

The course explores 3 modules, each lasting 6 weeks:

  • Church History
  • Introduction to Theology
  • Social Justice

There will be a one-off £10 enrolment fee, payable on attendance.

We believe this is the next step in the church’s discipleship

This course has been developed from Christian experience, and an understanding of education. We aim to give people a palatable taste of further education in a classroom setting, sharing information that makes scripture more meaningful and easier to understand, with a certificate awarded on completion of the course.

Bishop Michael Fleming is a best selling author, and has written the course. His experience includes 10 years of ministry, a theological degree, and as a teacher of Social Justice at the Nazarene Theological College with Manchester University.