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AN
INNOVATIVE
PARTNERSHIP
FORGED
DO I UNDERSTAND GREEK AND HEBREW? OTHERWISE,HOW CAN I UNDERTAKE,
AS EVERY MINISTER DOES, NOTONLY TO EXPLAIN BOOKS WHICH ARE WRITTEN
THEREINBUT TO DEFEND THEM AGAINST ALL OPPONENTS?
Conversational Koine Institute& Eston College Join
Forces
In early November (2013), two Eston College faculty(Josh
Chalmers & President, Brian Fuller) met with T.Michael W.
Halcomb, founder of the ConversationalKoine Institute. That
dialogue sparked the beginning ofa be e cia re ati ip betwee t e tw
i tituti .The goal of the Conversational Koine Institute (CKI)is to
enable people to learn Greek through a varietyof means, especially
speaking and conversation. Thefacu t at E t C ege, di g va ue i CKI
i vativecurriculum, decided to join forces with CKI so that
theirstudents might acquire the skills to engage the GreekNew
Testament in fun, responsible, and meaningful ways.
Uponthe forging of CKIs
innovative partnership with EstonCollege, CKI founder Michael
Halcomb
said, The Conversational Koine Institute is onthe cutting-edge
of providing learners with a fun
yet meaninful way of engaging the language of the New Testament.
This partnership with Eston College shows their
desire to strengthen students allegiance to the Scriptures,
empowerthem with knowledge and increase their Christian
devotion.
Students at Eston College can take courses designed by
theConversational Koine Institute and proctored by Eston, to
receive credits
toward their degree. All courses meet accreditation standards
andrequirements. Questions may be directed to Josh Chalmers (
JChalmers@
EstonCollege.ca ) and/or Michael Halcomb (
[email protected] ). For more about the
Conversational KoineInstitute visit ConversationalKoine.com . For
more about Eston
College visit EstonCollege.ca .
Disclaimer: Please note that the Conversational Koine
Institute and Eston College are separate entities whohave formed
an educational partnership. The
views expressed by each institute shouldbe taken on their own
terms.
-John WEslEyLearn More:
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