6 courses with the subject SS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
SS 1026Introduction to MSCC3
This is a college orientation course designed to prepare college students for the details, expectations, skills, dispositions, language and pace of successful college studies. The course will explore appropriate learning and research practices, an understanding of your own and other’s learning styles, necessary time management and self-care skills, as well as some of the context, specific language, traditions and expectations of Mid-South Christian College.
A study of dating, courtship, marriage and family relationships from both a Biblical and cultural perspective. Particular attention will be given to the Christian family and the development of Christian homes. 114
This course will focus on marriage and family issues in contemporary culture from a Christian perspective. A theology of marriage and family life will be developed from Old and New Testament Scripture, and then used to evaluate current trends in the United States. Participants will acquire principles and resources that will strengthen their own family life, and enable them to minister effectively to couples and parents. SS3035 Cultural Anthropology (3) (Same as CG3035) Students examine behavior patterns of peoples throughout the world. The course is designed to aid students to communicate effectively in spite of economic, political, social, and religious differences. Yet it will also be stressed that economic, political, social and religious similarities found within the world’s peoples make a “common ground” that can be used for effective communication. SS3062 Comparison of World Religions (2) (Same as CG3062) A survey of the background and doctrines of the world’s religions, both ancient and modern. Designed to equip the student with a working knowledge of such religions as Hinduism, Islam and Buddhism.
A study of the distinctive history and culture of the American Black culture from colonial days up to the present including key historical figures and the influence on the church in America.
