The Salt Lake Theological Seminary, 699 E. South Temple, has announced its schedule for the spring semester 2006.
The semester continues through Friday, May 19. This year, more than 20 different classes and workshops are offered, including courses in biblical studies, the history of Christianity, biblical languages, theology, youth and family ministry, worship, and evangelism. Of special note are classes on the Psalms, the book of Revelation, and the topic of forgiveness.
Salt Lake Theological Seminary is a multidenominational graduate school of theology, engaged in the training and development of Christian leaders.
Call 581-1900 or visit www.slts.edu for information.
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