Peter Chin

Peter started school at Memphis School Of Preaching during the First Year's Second Quarter from Nov. 8th 2004 to Jan. 21st 2005.

Each quarter has six courses:

1. Hebrew History Course #121 (covering the books of Joshua to 1st Samuel) Instructor: Bobby Lidell

Assignments to prepare sermon outlines:

a. The Sin of Achan - Book of Joshua (Grade A)

b. All Things Are Possible With God - Book of Judge (Grade A)

c. A New Life - Book of Ruth (Grade A)

d. Disciplining Our Children - Book of 1st Samuel (Grade A)

e. Exam #1 - 92

f. Exam #2 - A+

g. Exam #3 - A

2. Numbers to Deuteronomy Course # 122 Instructor: Keith A. Mosher

Assignments to prepare sermon outlines from the book of Numbers:

a. The Rebellion of Korah - (Grade A)

b. The Serpent of Brass - (Grade A)

c. Caleb Fully Followed the Lord - (Grade A)

d. The Twelve Spies - Numbers - (Grade A)

e. The Lord Bless Thee and Keep Thee - (Grade A)

f. Assignment on preparing a written introduction to the book of Deuteronomy - (Grade A-)

g. Mid Term Exam - 90

h. Final Exam - 100

3. Hermeneutics Course #124 Instructor Billy Bland

Assignments to prepare sermon outlines:

1. Bible Baptism - (Grade A+)

2. Instrumental Music In Worship - (Grade A+)

3. How To Establish Bible Authority - (Grade A+)

Mid Term Exam - 100

Final Term Result Not Known

4. English Grammar II Course # 125 Instructor: Dan Cates

Results not known

5. Homiletics Course #126 Instructor: Barry Grider

Mid Term Exam - 101

Final Term Exam - 100

Sermon Presentation on "Forsaking the Assembly": A+

6. Life of Christ II Course #123 Instructor: Garland Elkins

a. Assignment on preparing a written introduction to the book of Luke - (Grade A)

b. Mid Term Exam - A+

c. Final Exam - A

Presentation of Sermon at Chapel

"Is The Bible The Word of God?" presented on Tues. Jan. 18th 2005

Duration: Not more than 15 mins. Critiqued by instructor Keith A. Mosher with the following remarks:

"It is very obvious as to your good experience in speaking. Outstanding. Excellent."

This is a picture of my class taken in Jan. 2005.

There are 25 students. Some are not in the picture.