Academic Classes
Each student takes one 5-hour Academic class per weekend session. Students are provided a study guide one month prior to the session to begin preparing for the class. An exam is included in the curriculum of all Academic classes. Students will receive a letter grade for their exam that will then be notated on their individual transcripts. Transcripts will be sent to the student's sending Bishop at the end of each year for review.
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Bible |
History and Theology |
Theology and Ethics |
OT: Laying the Groundwork |
History of the Early Church |
Trinity, God and Creation |
The Torah |
Imperial Christianity |
Christ and Humanity |
Former Prophets & Historical Books |
Medieval Christianity |
Holy Spirit and Eschatology |
Latter Prophets |
The Reformation |
Church & Sacraments |
The Writings |
Pre-Reformation England |
Contemporary Apologetics I |
Contexts & Mark |
English Reformation |
Narrative and Choices |
Matthew & Luke-Acts |
18th and 19th Century Church of England |
Charity & Prudence |
Paul & "Deutero-Paul" |
American Episcopal Church |
The Other Cardinal Virtues |
John & Johannine Letters |
Beyond Christendom |
Living Eschatologically |
Last Letters & Revelation |
Introduction to Theology |
Contemporary Apologetics II |
Ministry Classes
The Academic curriculum is supplemented with specific classes pertaining to matters unique to those serving as priest, deacons, and lay leaders. Students in all three tracks attend most classes together. Fields of study include Theory and Practice of Ministry, Spirituality, and Liturgy.
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Worship & Prayer
Worship and prayer are an integral part of student life at the Iona School. Students officiate and preach at Morning Prayer and Evening Prayer. Compline is offered both evenings of the school session. Eucharist is celebrated Sunday morning with students for the priesthood responsible for planning the Sunday Eucharist, designing parts, creating and printing an order of service, arranging for the music, and presenting a homily.
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