Table of Contents	Students and staff of the Center for Christian Leadership at graduation, May, 2003.
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Academic Year 2002-2003

Class	Dates	Teacher(s)	Description
Orientation	Sep 1-5, 2002	All faculty	Introduces the staff and students. We will present the course of study that the students will follow over the next two years.
Bible Study Methods	Sep 8-19, 2002	Peter Bowers	The students will be taught principles for effectively studying God's Word. Using Howard Hendrick's Living By The Book and Robertson McQuilkin's Understanding and Applying the Bible, they will experience the riches of God's Word through hands-on observation, interpretation and application. The goal of the class is the result of correct understanding of Scripture: a changed life.
Under Construction	n/a	n/a	Past years have not been fully completed due to ongoing construction on this web page. Our apologies for any inconvenience.

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Second Year

Second year students, Elisabeta Kita and Anula Nebia along with Jim Neathery, Matthew Wright, and Shkelqim Gjata on a ministry trip to Pejë, Kosova - September 2000

In the second year of training the CCL uses a variety of means to achieve its goal of trained and employable leaders able to sustain life in a tough economy; able to plant churches in remote villages.

All students are instructed in basic typing and computer knowledge while attending classes the first year. The second year builds on those skills and they are given a choice of vocational opportunities to master. Working off the voucher system, the student and his mentor make decisions together as to what would be the next step. The CCL has been developing solid relationships with employers to give students needed experience in various fields. Also, small business development ventures are in discussion. It is the CCL's aim to provide strategic advocacy to the students at this crucial development stage.

Concurrent with the vocational training is the ministry internship program. Depending on a students needs they are matched with a mature christian leader who can help them in a single or a wide-range of ministry skills and areas of wisdom development.

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