PROPGRAM OBJECTIVES
The purpose of these non-degree certification programs is:
to train those students who seek to devote their lives on the God-given mission of parish caring and mission (both foreign and home). General education is subsumed in all degree programs and not needed for any of the certification programs. Their respective purposes and requirements are discussed in the following sections.

COLLOQUY PROGRAM
The colloquy program for the pastoral ministry is arranged under the auspices of the Colloquy Committee of the Pacific Presbytery of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Churches, which consists of two officers of the Presbytery and the
President of the seminary. The seminary provides the academic instruction for the pastors who enter the program from other denominations. The Colloquy Examining Committee of the seminary recommends candidates to the
Colloquy Committee for approval and admission into the program. The Colloquy Examining Committee also interviews these students after their academic work is completed, and recommends them to seminary faculty for endorsement and
certification for the ministry.

Program Description
The program of instruction consists of courses that are arranged under the auspices of the Colloquy Committee of the Pacific Presbytery of the ARPC which consists of two officers of the Presbytery and the President of the seminary. The seminary provides the academic instruction for students who
enter the program. The Colloquy Examining Committee of the seminary recommends candidates to the Colloquy Committee for approval and admission into the program. The Colloquy Examining Committee also interviews these students after their academic work is complete, and recommends them to the
seminary for endorsement and certification for the ministry.

Exegetical Theology
- Elementary Greek
- New Testament Survey
- Old Testament Survey
- Biblical Hermeneutics
- Genesis
- Isaiah
- Romans
- Luke or John

Historical Theology
- Reformation
- The Scottish Reformation

Systematic Theology
- Westminster Confession of Faith I
- Westminster Confession of Faith II
- Revelation & Scripture
- God and Creation
- Christology
- Grace & Sacraments
- Church & Christian Hope

Pastoral Ministry and Missions
- The Principle of Public Worship
- Homiletics I
- Homiletics II
- Biblical Counseling
- Spiritual Life
- Introduction to Missions
- Evangelism
- Christian Education

They need to make-up the difference between the M. Div. level hours that they have already completed and the total number required for the M. Div. degree.