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BIB 1A exam 2005.pdf
CCH APS EXAM 2005.pdf
CCH EXAM JUNE 2005.pdf
D2C91.pdf
DG1A91.pdf
DG2C91.pdf
DG2C92.pdf
DGHO6.pdf
GR1A91 - Greek A Exam - Extramural.pdf
GR1A91 - Greek A Exam - Intramural.pdf
MS2A9.pdf
MS2A91 JUNE EXAM.pdf
NT2A Exam 2005.pdf
OT3C91.pdf
OTH1291.pdf
PT1C91.pdf
TEOL3C.eksamen.2005.pdf
TLG 0107 Missions.pdf
TLG 0107 Paper 1 2005.pdf
TLG 0107 Paper 2 2005.pdf
TLG 0707.pdf
TLG 1007 2005.pdf
TLG 1A _2_ CHH.pdf
TLG 2A DOG.pdf
TLG 2C Dogmatiek vraestel 2.pdf
TLG 3A APS paper 1 2005.pdf
TLG 3A paper 1 2005.pdf
TLG 3A paper 2 2005.pdf
TLG 3A Vraestel 2.pdf
TLg1007Miss.pdf
TLG1207.pdf
TLG1A Dog.pdf
TLG1CSG.pdf
TLG3C CHH.pdf
TLG3C OT.pdf ]]> Study fees tag:afmtc.org,2007:site/index.php/site/index/1.40 2007-02-15T16:04:00Z 2007-11-21T14:05:11Z Cornelia de Villiers devilliersc@gmail.com D Litt et Phil in Theology (UJ)
2008:
Total amount payable to UJ: R11,900 for 2 Years

MA Theology (UJ)
2008:
Total amount payable to UJ: R5,950 per year for 2 Years

BA Honours in Theology (UJ)
2008:
R2 380 per paper
Amount payable to ATS: R7,140 for three papers
Amount payable to UJ: R4 760 for two papers
[TOTAL: R11 900]

BA Theology (UJ) 2008:
See each study programme for the subject requirements.
R400 UJ application fee must be paid when the green UJ form is posted to UJ.
When a UJ subject is taken, a minimum of R3 100.00 must be paid to UJ as registration fee.
With the registration at ATS, learners must pay 25% of the total fee of the subjects being registered.

BA Theology and BTh degrees
Theology 1ABCD (ATS Subjects)
TLG1A11 = R1300
TLG1C11 = R1300
TLG1B11 = R1300
TLG1D21 = R1300
GKS AB (ATS) R2 600
Biblical studies AB R2 600
Hebrew 1 or AB R2 600
Classical Culture 1AB R2 600

Theology 2ABCD (ATS Subjects)
TLG2A11 = R1 620
TLG2B21 = R1 620
TLG2C11 = R1 620
TLG2D21 = R1 620

Theology 3ABCD (ATS Subjects)
TLG3A11 = R3 135
TLG3B21 = R3 135
TLG3C11 = R3 135
TLG3D21 = R3 135

TLG3E11 = R2 380 (ATS only)
TLG3F21 = R2 380 (ATS only)
TLG3G21 = R2 380 (ATS only)

TLG4A, 4B,4C = R2 380 (ATS only)

Theology 0107, 0207, 0307 = R2380 each (UJ only)

UJ subjects
Biblical Studies 1AB [R2 600]
Greek 1 or AB [R2 600]
Hebrew 1 or AB [R2 600]
Classical Culture 1AB [R2 600]
Jewish studies 1AB [R2 600]

Accreditation Certificate
Registration fee: R325
Total amount payable: R1 340

Christian Workers Certificate
R130 yearly registration fee and
R325 per module– payable when the subjects are registered (10 modules).

Church Planters Leadership Certificate (CPLC)
Total amount payable: R1100
R275 per module (4 modules).

Women in Ministry Leadership Empowerment (WIM)
Total amount payable: R1100
R275 per module (4 modules).

One-year Certificate in Christian Counselling
Total amount payable: R1 300
R325 per module (4 modules).

One-year Certificate in Youth Work in the New Millennium
Total amount payable to ATS: R1850

Advanced Course in Counselling Youth in Crisis
Total amount payable to ATS: R1250

Enroll for both and pay only R2 750 (a saving of more than 10%!)

One-year Certificate in congregation members' development: PRAXIS
R100 registration and R90 per module. (1st Year 6 modules)
]]> Explanation of subjects tag:afmtc.org,2007:site/index.php/site/index/1.39 2007-02-15T15:08:00Z 2007-11-21T13:14:12Z Cornelia de Villiers devilliersc@gmail.com TLG1A11 = Systematic Theology & Ethics (Dogmatics)1& Church History 1(First Semester)
Systematic Theology & Ethics (Dogmatics): Introduction to Dogmatics, Ethical themes.
Church History: Church History as an academic discipline. International Church history: the early church up to the Reformation, history of doctrine: Christology and Trinity.



TLG1B21 = Practical Theology 1 & Missiology 1 (Second Semester)
Practical Theology: Practical Theology as a theological field of study. Introductory study of liturgy. Introductory study of homiletics. Introductory study of pastoral care and Christian counselling. Introductory study of Christian Education. Children’s and Youth ministries.
Missiology: Introduction to Missiology. Development of missiology as a discipline. Biblical basis of missionary work. Important missionary personalities and pioneers. Contemporary developments in the mission world.



TLG1C11 = Spiritual Growth & Personal Development (First Semester)
The gifts of the Holy Spirit, methods of Bible study, Christian disciplines and contemporary world views. Personal development, creativity, communication and Academic writing skills



TLG1D21 = Christian Management, Leadership and Youth work (Second Semester)
Basic knowledge and skills to be an entrepreneur with Christian values and principles. Christian leadership.



GRA11 = Greek 1 (First Semester)
Basics of Greek Grammar. Translate simple texts from the Septuagint (Greek Old Testament) and New Testament. Greek prose composition (English/Afrikaans into Greek). Basic principles of Semantics - context and meaning.



GRA11 = Greek 1 (Second Semester)
Greek 1B:Advanced Greek Grammar. Translate complex texts from the Septuagint (Greek Old Testament) and New Testament. Greek prose composition (English/Afrikaans into Greek). Theories of Bible Translation and Semantic Fallacies. Using Ancient Greek in Ministry - Introduction to Exegesis of the New Testament.



HEB1A11 AND HEB 1B21 = HEBREW 1 Studies (First & Second Semester)
Hebrew Grammar, Translate Biblical texts from Hebrew to English/Afrikaans, e.g. Jonah, Ruth.



BS1A11 = Biblical Studies (First Semester)
The Formation of the Old Testament, the Geography of Israel, the role of Archaeology, and the socio-historical background of the Old Testament.



BS1B21 = Biblical Studies (Second Semester)
The Intertestamental Period. Introducing the Apocrypha of the Old and New Testaments. New Testament Textual Criticism and Canon. Introduction to the Synoptic Gospels - Matthew, Mark and Luke.



TLG2A11 = Missiology 2 & New Testament 2 (First Semester)
Missiology: Missionary theology in the Old and New Testaments. Missionary work as the essential call of the church.
New Testament: Introduction to the Gospel according to John, Acts and Revelation. Theology: the doctrine of Jesus. Hermeneutics. Exegesis: The Gospel according to John.



TLG2B21 = Practical Theology 2 (Second Semester)
Practical Theology
Pastoral care: Introduction to pastoral counselling; the Biblical model for counselling; practice in counselling skills.
Homiletics: The theory and practice; Hermeneutics and communication in preaching.
Christian Education: The teaching task of the church; learning theories; phases of development



TLG2C11 = Systematic Theology (Dogmatics) & Ethics 2 (First Semester)
Systematic Theology (Dogmatics) and Ethics:Christology, Anthropology, Law of God, Harmatology, Covenant, Election and Soteriology. Ethical themes.



TL G2D21 = Church History 2 & Old Testament 2 (Second Semester)
Church History: International church history form the Enlightenment up to the end of the 20th Century, as well as the Eastern Orthodox Church. History of dogma; the doctrine of the Trinity, the doctrine of Christ, sin and grace, justification and the doctrine of the Eucharist.
Old Testament: The introductory problems and message of narrative, poetical and wisdom literature. Missions in the Old Testament.



TLG3A11 = Practical Theology 3 (First Semester)
Practical Theology: Pastoral care: Pastoral counselling in specific situations, the lay pastorate.
Diaconia: Diaconia as work of the church; the shepherd-flock and body of Christ models, small groups.
Homiletics: Preaching styles, forms of sermons and practical preaching.
Liturgy: Theory and practice, celebration as therapeutic moment in care.



TLG3B21 = Missiology 3 & New Testament 3 (Second Semester)
Missiology: Introduction to the Science of Religion. Study of Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism and African religions. Introduction to cross-cultural Communication. Church growth.
New Testament: Introduction to the General and Pauline epistles. Theology of Paul. Exegesis.



TLG3C11 = Church History 3 & Old Testament 3 (First Semester)
Church History: History of the Apostolic Faith Mission of South Africa. Dogma history Divine healing in the AFM of South Africa. Theological development since the Second World War.
Old Testament: The introductory problems, nature and message of the apocalyptic and prophetic literature. Theology. Exegesis



TLG3D21 = Systematic Theology (Dogmatics) & Ethics 3 (Second Semester)
Systematic Theology (Dogmatics) and Ethics: The kingdom of God. The doctrine of the church. The doctrine of the sacraments. Protology, evolutionism, angelology, demonology. Ethical themes.



TLG3E; TLG4A; TLG0107: (First Semester)
Practical Theology: Research in Practical Theology. Pastoral care: Pastoral counselling, cross-cultural and group counselling, mental health care. Media-preaching. Church management.
Missionary Science: Missionary communication. Urban missionary work. Church growth.



TLG3F; TLG4B; TLG0207: (Second Semester)
New Testament: Hermeneutics. Use of the Bible in counselling. Exegesis of General Epostles.
Old Testament: Theology. Exegesis.



TLG3G; TLG4C; TLG0307: (Second Semester)
Systematic Theology & Ethics: The doctrine of creation. The doctrine of the Holy Spirit. The doctrine of the angels. Sanctification. The doctrine of the end time.
Church History: Methodology of Historiography. An assignment on a theme of the candidates own choice. Pentecostalists, Neo-Pentecostalists, independent black churches in Southern Africa, African Theology. ]]> Advanced Course in Counselling Youth in crisis tag:afmtc.org,2007:site/index.php/site/index/1.38 2007-02-15T12:11:00Z 2007-02-15T12:55:20Z Cornelia de Villiers devilliersc@gmail.com
  • Counselling youth: Understanding youth in their phases of development;
  • Counselling methods: Understanding and managing the skills in counselling youth in crisis;
  • Dealing with aspects related to youth in crisis: sexually, substance abuse; depression and suicidedrugs, and counselling the terminal ill.
    NB. This course starts with a 3-4 day practical course to be attended, where after the assignments and exam can be done by correspondence.
    • ]]>         One-year Certificate in Christian Counselling tag:afmtc.org,2007:site/index.php/site/index/1.37 2007-02-15T12:05:00Z 2007-02-15T12:11:16Z Cornelia de Villiers devilliersc@gmail.com
  • This certificate deals with:
    • The counsellor, counsellee and principles
    • Christian counselling; methods, skills and techniques of counselling
    • Pre-marriage-, marriage- and family counselling
    • The healing and deliverance ministry, normal and abnormal behavior.
  • This is a one-year study programme starting during January and continuing until November.
    • ]]>         Student login tag:afmtc.org,2007:site/index.php/site/index/1.36 2007-02-14T16:42:01Z 2008-07-16T09:16:23Z Cornelia de Villiers devilliersc@gmail.com ATS student number:


    ID number:


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  • Matriculation with exemption or university entrance qualification is needed to qualify for this degree.
  • Registration starts in August of the precious year. Learners also have the option to register from January to commence their studies in July of the same year.
  • The degree consists of 19 semester courses.
  • The minimum period to complete this study programme is three years. Learners have a maximum of five years to complete.
  • Continues assessments by means of tests, assignments and projects are conducted during the semester towards a semester mark. Such assessments are partly moderated by internal or external moderators. Evaluative assessments are conducted by means of end of semester examinations. Such assessments are partly internally moderated in the first and second year and fully externally moderated in the third year of studies.
  • The semester mark and examination mark for each course are added together and divided by two to give the final mark for the course. Learners must have a final mark of at least 50% in order to pass a course.
  • Learners must pass all the courses to be awarded the BTh degree at the graduation during the first half of the year following completion. To pass cum laude a learner must have a minimum of 75% in each course.
  • After completing the third year of studies, the AFM of SA learners must/can apply to do their year of practical training.
  • Learners can only write exams at approved exam centres.
  • The Bachelor of Theology degree consists of the following courses:
    • First Year (120 credits)
      Theology 1A,1B, 1C & 1D
      • TLG1A11 (12 credits)
      • TLG1B21 (12 credits)
      • TLG1C11 (12 credits)
      • TLG1D21 (12 credits)
      • TLG2D21 (24 credits)
      Greek AB
      • GRA11 (12 credits)
      • GRB21 (12 credits)
      (Greek OR Hebrew)
      Hebrew AB
      • HEBA11 (12 credits)
      • HEBB21 (12 credits)
      Biblical Studies 1A, 1B
      • BS1A11 (12 credits)
      • BS1B21 (12 credits)
    • Second Year (120 credits)
      Theology 2A, 2B, 2C & 2D
      • TLG2A11 (24 credits)
      • TLG2B21 (24 credits)
      • TLG2C11 (24 credits)
      • TLG3C11 (24 credits)
      • TLG3D21 (24 credits)
    • Third Year (120 credits)
      Theology 3A, 3B, 3C, & 3D
      • TLG3A11 (24 credits)
      • TLG3B21 (24 credits)
      • TLG4A11 (24 credits)
      • TLG4B21 (24 credits)
      • TLG4C21 (24 credits)
    • ]]>         BA Theology (UJ) tag:afmtc.org,2007:site/index.php/site/index/1.34 2007-02-14T16:26:00Z 2007-11-21T10:50:31Z Cornelia de Villiers devilliersc@gmail.com
  • Matriculation with exemption or university entrance qualification is needed to qualify for this degree.
  • Application for Registration at UJ starts in August of the previous year of the starting of the new academic year. Learners also have the option to apply from February to commence their studies in July.
  • After completing the BA degree, AFM of SA students, should start with their practical year, and complete another three Honours papers (1, 2 & 3) before ordination.
  • All learners must complete registration forms of both UJ and ATS. This study program is presented as part of a co-working agreement where ATS offers some of the subjects and UJ others.
  • Please take note that exams may only be written in Johannesburg.
  • Learners can apply for bursaries at UJ. Contact UJ in this regard.
  • Subjects
    • First Year
      Theology 1A,1B, 1C & 1D
      • TLG1A11
      • TLG1B21
      • TLG1C11
      • TLG1D21
      • 3 X UJ subjects
    • Second Year
      Theology 2A, 2B, 2C & 2D
      • TLG2A11
      • TLG2B21
      • TLG2C11
      • TLG2D21
      • 2 X UJ subjects
    • Third Year
      Theology 3A, 3B, 3C, & 3D
      • TLG3A11
      • TLG3B21
      • TLG3C11
      • TLG3D21
    • ]]>         BA Honours in Theology (UJ) tag:afmtc.org,2007:site/index.php/site/index/1.33 2007-02-14T16:23:00Z 2007-02-15T09:02:35Z Cornelia de Villiers devilliersc@gmail.com
  • This study programme can be completed in 12 or 18 months. It consists of 5 examination papers.
  • An accredited bachelors degree in Theology, with Greek and Hebrew at the first-year level, is required.
  • Learners will have a choice of three papers from a selection of papers offered by the ATS.
  • At UJ, the learner will have a choice of two papers from a selection of seven papers offered by the Biblical Studies Department.
    • Paper 1 (First Semester)
      • Practical Theology:
        Pastoral care: Pastoral counselling, cross-cultural and group counselling, mental health care. Church management and Church leadership.
      • Missiology:
        Missionary communication. Urban missionary work
    • Paper 2 (Second Semester)
      • New Testament:
        Pentecostal hermeneutics. Exegesis. Biblical content in counselling.
      • Old Testament:
        Theology. Exegesis
    • Paper 3 (Second Semester)
      • Dogmatics:
        The doctrine of the Holy Spirit. The ministries in the church. Sanctification. The doctrine of the end time.
      • Church History:
        Methodology of Historiography. An assignment on a theme of the candidates own choice. Pentecostalists, Neo-Pentecostalists, independent black churches in Southern Africa, African Theology.
    • Paper 4 (First Semester)
      • Practical Theology:
        The unique nature of Christian counselling.
    • Paper 5 (Second Semester)
      • Practical Theology:
        The church as charismatic body, church management, church growth.
    • Paper 6 (First Semester)
      • Dogmatics:
        Dogmatic and Ethical themes
    • Paper 7 (First Semester)
      • Practical Theology:
        Liturgical themes and ministries of the Church
    • Paper 8 (Second Semester)
      • Practical Theology:
        Marriage and Family counselling
    • Paper 9 (Second Semester)
      • Church History:
        Themes from the history of dogma: the doctrine of the end time, the doctrine of the church, the offices.
    • Paper 10 (First Semester)
      • Missionary Science:
        Mission in the city: Theology and practice.
    • Paper 11 (Second Semester)
      • New Testament:
        Contemporary hermeneutic models.
    • Paper 12 (First Semester)
      • Old Testament:
        Perspectives on worship.
    • ]]>         MA Theology (UJ) tag:afmtc.org,2007:site/index.php/site/index/1.32 2007-02-14T16:20:00Z 2007-02-14T16:21:59Z Cornelia de Villiers devilliersc@gmail.com
  • An accredited BA Honours degree in any of the theological disciplines, is required.
  • Learners can apply for a merit bursary at UJ on the grounds of their BA Hons marks.
  • This research program consists of a dissertation that will take between one and two years to complete.
  • Registration is at ATS and UJ.
    • Please consult one of the ATS lecturers of the specific field of interest with regard to you proposal after you received the information for application and registration for the ATS and UJ. ]]>         D Litt et Phil in Theology (UJ) tag:afmtc.org,2007:site/index.php/site/index/1.31 2007-02-14T16:13:00Z 2007-11-21T10:38:34Z Cornelia de Villiers devilliersc@gmail.com
  • An accredited Masters degree in any theological field is required. Registration is with UJ and ATS together.
  • Learners can apply for a merit bursary at UJ.
  • This research degree must be completed within two to four years.
  • A thesis on an approved topic based on research findings, must be submitted.
  • An oral examination (the equivalent of two papers of 4 modules each) on a prescribed topic in one of the following theological disciplines:
    • Systematic Theology and Ethics
    • Practical Theology
    • Church History
    • Missiology
    • Old Testament
    • New Testament
    • Please consult one of the ATS lecturers of the specific field of interest with regard to you proposal after you received the information for application and registration for the ATS and UJ. ]]>         Degrees tag:afmtc.org,2007:site/index.php/site/index/1.30 2007-02-14T16:10:00Z 2007-11-23T11:50:53Z Cornelia de Villiers devilliersc@gmail.com
  • Doctoral programme
  • Masters programme
  • BA Honours programme
  • BA Theology
  • BTh Degree in Theology
    • ]]>         One-year Certificate in Youth Work in the New Millennium tag:afmtc.org,2007:site/index.php/site/index/1.26 2007-02-14T15:51:00Z 2007-02-15T12:04:20Z Cornelia de Villiers devilliersc@gmail.com
  • This certificate deals with:
    • Philosophies behind youth development, purpose & methods of youth develpment;
    • Understanding youth; youth leadership, management of youth ministry
    • Youth culture, music and youth development in a multi-cultural society.
  • This is a one-year study programme starting during January and continuing until November.
  • Attending a one day workshop is compulsory.
    • ]]>         Women in Ministry Leadership Empowerment (WIM) tag:afmtc.org,2007:site/index.php/site/index/1.25 2007-02-14T15:50:00Z 2007-02-15T09:12:40Z Cornelia de Villiers devilliersc@gmail.com
  • The purpose of this course is to empower women in leadership roles within an assembly with knowledge of leadership and practical skills in different Christian ministries.
  • This is a one-year Certificate course consisting of four Modules, namely:
    1. Leadership and administration
      The person of the woman in Leadership
    2. Christian faith and life
      At the end of this module a learner will be able to have basic knowledge in the doctrines of Christian faith and life
    3. Knowing the Bible
      Introduction to the Bible. The student will learn how the Bible is composed; how to understand and to interpret it, and to use it for personal enrichment and ministry
    4. Ministry Skills
      With this module an attempt is made to teach the learner the following basic skills
      • To prepare a sermon and to deliver it
      • The Biblical principles to conduct a Christian service
      • The basic skills that a counselor needs
      • The educating ministry of the church
    • ]]>         Church Planters Leadership Certificate (CPLC) tag:afmtc.org,2007:site/index.php/site/index/1.24 2007-02-14T15:04:00Z 2007-02-15T11:54:31Z Cornelia de Villiers devilliersc@gmail.com
  • The purpose of this study programme is to equip the prospective church planter with the basic knowledge to start and manage a new church.
  • This is a one-year certificate consisting of four modules, namely:
    • Module 0 & 1
      Church administration and leadership.
      This includes Module 0 that deals with Planting a Church.
      • How to be successful by formulating your vision.
        • How to plan
        • How to implement your strategy
      • Finances and administration
        • The responsibility of handling finances
        • The importance of budgeting
      • Leadership
        • The personality of Gods leaders
        • The practicability of Gods leaders
    • Module 2 Christian faith and life
      • Christ is the centre of faith
      • The wonder and fruit of salvation
    • Module 3 Know the Bible
      • Understanding the literature of the Old and New Testament
      • Bible Study methods:
        To understand the composition of the Bible; to understand how to interpret the Bible; to use the Bible for personal devotion and for ministry.
    • Module 4 Ministry skills
      • Homiletics: to compose a sermon and how to deliver it with success.
      • Liturgy: the principles to conduct different Christian services
      • Pastoral Care: basic knowledge about counselling.
      • Christian Education: basic knowledge in the teaching ministry.
  • Evaluation:
    The students knowledge and understanding of the work will be evaluated through the completion of four assignments. This entails the completion of an assignment per module. These assignments will be sent back with a mark and commentary.
  • Registration is open all year round and students can register any time of the year.
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