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- Dr. Jim Hamilton – The Skull-Crushing Seed of the Woman: Genesis 3:15 and the Hope of the World
- by Nicole Raynor – August 31, 2010
Dr. Jim Hamilton, Associate Professor of Biblical Theology, delivers a message at dorm meeting on Genesis 3:15.
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- Denny Burk – 2010 Commencement Address
- by Denny Burk – May 7, 2010
Today Boyce College celebrated the commencement of the class of 2010. You can watch Dean Burk’s charge to the graduates above, or you can listen to it below. If you are interested in the manuscript of his address, you can download it here.
Congratulations, Boyce College class of 2010!
- Albert Mohler – 2010 Commencement Address
- by Denny Burk –
Today Boyce College celebrated the commencement of the class of 2010. You can watch President Mohler’s charge to the graduates above, or you can listen to it below.
Congratulations, Boyce College class of 2010!
- Denny Burk – Having a Confrontation with Jesus
- by Nicole Raynor – April 19, 2010
Dr. Denny Burk, Dean of Boyce College, delivers a message at Dorm Meeting on John 6:26-40
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- Kevin DeYoung – Defining Discipleship Down
- by Denny Burk – April 12, 2010
Kevin DeYoung preached to the students of Boyce College last week, and it was outstanding. His text was Mark 3:7-19, and his topic was “Defining Discipleship Down.” The title is a riff on Daniel Patrick Moynihan’s 1993 article “Defining Deviancy Down.” This is a must-listen. You can download or listen by clicking below.
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We think this teacher should be a Christian who teaches from a biblical worldview.
If you are seeking a program in Elementary Teacher Education, that is based on the Christian worldview, we invite you to investigate the Boyce College Teacher Education Program. We offer the Elementary Education P-5 Bachelor of Science degree program, and will train you to be a teacher with a Christian worldview, and also qualify you to teach in either a Christian or public school with full state certification.
Prospective students may now enter Boyce College declaring a teacher education major in Elementary Education (P-5). According to Kentucky state standards for teacher education units of colleges and universities, all teacher education candidates must go through a process of being officially admitted to a teacher education program. The requirements for being admitted to the Boyce TEP are outlined in detail in the Boyce catalog for 2010-2011.
The Boyce teacher preparation unit is currently being reviewed by the Kentucky state Education Professional Standards Board (EPSB) for official “Approval to Admit Students” to the Boyce TEP. This approval will allow Boyce teacher education graduates to qualify for state teacher certification with an endorsement in elementary school teaching. Following the approval process, full accreditation will be pursued.
We expect to receive the “Approval to Admit Students” to the Boyce TEP sometime during the 2010-11 school year. Achieving this state approval will permit Boyce teacher education graduates to apply for state certification. With this certification the Boyce graduate will be qualified to teach in either a public school or a private school.
Once that milestone is achieved, the Boyce teacher preparation unit will apply for Kentucky state accreditation, with the goal of being fully accredited by the academic year 2012-2013.