A variety of classes are offered at our Westminster Presbyterian Church location in Kingsport, Tennessee, by Geneva Institute and Bryan College, which will give homeschool high school students a head start on their college degree. The classes below are dual-enrollment for college credit for juniors, seniors, and high school graduates. Bryan College is a SACS accredited school.

For more information about the Geneva Institute curriculum or registering for classes contact Dean Walker at info@genevainstitute.org.

Fall semester runs from August to December 2021.

Enrollment is open for the Fall Semester 2021.

LA 101  Great Books of the Ancient World

Teacher: Steven Warhurst
Schedule: Thursdays 1:00pm – 3:50pm, Begins August 26
Registration/Information: Geneva Institute / Dean Walker at info@genevainstitute.org

This course will examine some of the influential works from ancient world, particularly from Greece and Israel (c. 8^th century BC to 100 BC). Students will be encouraged to critically examine these works from a biblical perspective, discussing, debating, and evaluating the validity of the authors’ ideas and ethics.

BIB 222  Old Testament Literature and Interpretation

Teacher: Dean Walker
Schedule: Monday 1:30 pm to 4:20 pm, Begins August 25
Registration/Information: Geneva Institute / Dean Walker at info@genevainstitute.org

This course provides an analysis of the Old Testament as the foundation of the whole Bible. It focuses on the theological, literary, and historical dimensions of the Old Testament text and story; draws theological connections to Jesus and the New Testament; and makes application to modern Christianity, both corporate (church) and personal (spiritual growth).

Personal Finance

Teacher: David Saulsbury
Schedule: Tuesday 8:30 am to 11:20 am, Begins August 24
Registration/Information: Geneva Institute / Dean Walker at info@genevainstitute.org

A study of the basic principles of planning and managing personal financial matters. Emphasis is on developing the personal financial planning skills needed to meet individual objectives and goals. (Partnering Institution: Belhaven University).

BIB 224  New Testament Literature and Interpretation

Teacher: Dean Walker
Schedule: TBD
Registration/Information: Geneva Institute / Dean Walker at info@genevainstitute.org

This course provides an analysis of the New Testament as the culmination of the whole Bible. It focuses on the theological, literary, and historical dimensions of the New Testament text; draws theological connections to major figures of the Old Testament and its biblical theological emphases; and it makes application to modern Christianity, both corporate (church) and personal (spiritual growth).

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_{*Bryan College and the Geneva Institute are not ministries under the oversight of the Elders of Westminster Presbyterian Church. They simply use the church facilities for meetings. All attendees agree to forever hold harmless Westminster Presbyterian Church officers, members, and trustees from any and all liability, loss, claims of injury or actions out of Bryan College and the Geneva Institute.}