3. Ethics. Janet. (Bulgarian translation.) 4. Contemporaneous History.—Agaura. 5. Church History.-Giesler. (First half of the book.) 6. Logic.-Plehanoff. 7. Bulgarian Literature.-Mircheff. 8. English Grammar, Syntax.-Harvey. tion.) 9. Exegesis: The Gospel of John. (Transla 10. A written sermon on Regeneration or Sanctification. To be Read: The Life of Saint Paul.-Stalker. § 5. FOURTH YEAR 1. Logic.-Plehanoff. (Last half of book.) 2. Church History.-Giesler. (Last half of book.), 3. History of Civilization. (In English.) 4. Homiletics.-Kidder. (In English.) 5. Pastoral Theology.-Kidder. (In English.) 6. Exegesis: Paul's Epistle to the Romans.-Riggs. 7. Exegesis: The Epistle to the Hebrews. 8. English Language: Translation from English into Bulgarian. To be Read: 1. Tongue of Fire.-Arthur, 2. Soul or Brain. (Translated from the Russian.) 3. Is the Bible the Word of God?-Holway. ¶ 608. OTHER COURSES For Courses presented in Ojibway, and in the languages of Africa, India, Malaysia, China, Japan, and Korea, see the Year Books of Annual Conferences and Missions. FOR DEACONESSES ¶ 609. Course of Study for Deaconesses 1. The General Deaconess Board, at its discretion, may add to the studies for examination under the direction of Annual Conference Deaconess Boards, other topics of instruction, particularly such as relate to methods of work. § 2. Candidates preparing to be nurses will pursue the regular course of training for that purpose in a school connected with some good hospital, preferably one under the care of the Methodist Episcopal Church, provided that in doing so studies numbered 1, 2, and 5 of the first year, and 1, 2, and 4 of the second year shall not be omitted. § 3. All candidates must pass an examination in the Elementary English Branches, such as is usually required to secure a common school teacher's certificate, or admission into secondary or high schools. § 4. Throughout the course the candidate shall present a written statement as to whether she has or has not given to each book a careful reading, and shall submit a syllabus of some chapter or subject previously announced by the Annual Conference Deaconess Board. § 5. FIRST YEAR 1. The English Bible. (1) Pentateuch and Historical Books to the Captivity. (2) The Gospels. 2. The Worker and His Bible.-Eiselen and Barclay. 3. The Life of Christ.-Stalker. 4. One Thousand Questions on Methodism.-Wheeler. 5. Standard Catechism of the Methodist Episcopal Church. 6. Discipline of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1912. 1. The English Bible. (1.) Historical Books after the Captivity, and the Poetical and Prophetical Books. (2) The Acts, the Epistles, and the Book of Revelation. 2. Teacher Training Lessons.-Hurlbut. 3. Quiet Talks on Service.-Gordon. 4. Life of Paul.-Stalker. 5. Manual of Christian Doctrine.-Banks. 6. Social Teaching of the Bible.-Keeble. To be Read: 1. Short History of the Christian Church.-Hurst. 2. Tongue of Fire.-Arthur. 3. Western Women in Eastern Lands.-Montgomery. 4. The Heart of Asbury's Journal.-Tipple. 5. Text-Book of Nursing.-Weeks-Shaw. |