Eight students from five states and seven different churches attended the Trinity Term course, our first intensive course for the 2014-15 year. Two pastors were in the class, along with five pastoral students and one layman. James Jordan lectured through the book of Genesis, and Peter Leithart added several lectures on ancient Mesopotamian mythology. For the first time, we held the course at the Beeson Divinity School in Birmingham. Because of a water problem in one classroom, we were even able to have Vespers in the lovely Hodges Chapel at Beeson. The next intensive course will be in March 2015, on the book of Revelation, taught by James Jordan and Peter Leithart.
Peter Leithart is a contributor to Theopolis.
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