Old Testament Survey

This class will highlight key messages of Old Testament books, and explore timeless truths about the person and work of Christ. Students will learn important historical, geographical, and biographical information that brings the Bible to life.  Throughout this course, students will focus on examining historical facts and rethinking major truths and its application in their lives.
Grade: 9
Course Length: 1 Year

New Testament Survey

This class will examine the foundations of the early church and the faithfulness of first-century Christians through a study of Acts and the early Pauline Epistles: Romans, Galatians, Corinthians, and Thessalonians. Throughout this course, students will focus on developing spiritual depth as they continue acquiring biblical knowledge.
Grade: 10
Course Length: 1 Year

Apologetics
Throughout the year, students will demonstrate and practice Bible-study techniques with a systematic approach. During the first semester, the students will focus on apologetics where students will learn how to defend their Christian beliefs against the claims of competing world views. In the second semester, students will focus on the inspiration, canonicity and authority of the Bible.
Grades: 11th and 12th
Course Length: 1 Year

Missions
Throughout the year, this course prepares students for independent decision making by challenging them to apply Jesus' great commandments to daily life. During the first semester, the students will focus on understanding the principles and procedures of missions, and give students a biblical foundation and practical methods for personal evangelism and discipleship. In the second semester, students will use this comparative religion study to defend their Christian beliefs against the errors of other religions and heretical sects.
Grades: 11th and 12th
Course Length: 1 Year

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Community Service

Students are expected to participate in the Maranatha Christian High School [MCHS] Community Service Program. MCHS incorporates community service into its graduation requirements. MCHS students make an impact in their community by participating in a variety of service projects. Students coordinate this involvement with the Bible Department. This program is designed to involve students in following Jesus’ example of service and love by serving others through a variety of ways.