Veritas School of Theology starts its first semester of 2012 with thankfulness to God for His sustaining grace and blessing over the past year. The new semester begins on January 16th. That "start date" does not mean you can't sign up for a course anytime!

But those preferring the more fixed parameters of semesters should look to be on-board by that time (two weeks grace will be given to those who cannot begin until the end of January and inform us of the fact).

So whether you are a beginner or a seasoned student; one who wants to take courses for credit or merely for personal growth, Veritas is a great place to learn the Word of Truth this year.

We hope to hear from you soon.

Your brother,

Dr. Paul Henebury

Some of our students find it easier to study within the parameters set by a normal 12 week semester. Veritas is glad to have such people and we always plan new semesters with them in mind. Hence, let me announce our New Semester, which starts Monday, September 12th.

All available courses are ready to be taken. We also are adding two New Testament courses by Dr. Andy Woods; one on "Acts and the Epistles of Paul," and one on "The General Epistles and Revelation." Hence, together with Dr. Henebury's course entitled, "The Four Gospels," this rounds out our Introduction to the New Testament program.

For those of you who, for whatever reason, cannot study within the confines of a standard semester, let me remind you that Veritas School of Theology allows you flexibility, not only in where you study, but when you study!

Everyone is welcome!

Your brother,

Paul H.

In addition to Veritas School of Theology, Dr. Henebury's work involves him in a Biblical Counseling ministry, which he conducts free of charge, and a preaching ministry to churches in his area. He keeps busy besides creating courses or studying, or interacting with students! He also writes a weekly blog which is designed to dovetail with the aims of Veritas.

One of the things he enjoys doing when he is able is speaking at churches on apologetic and theological issues. Recently he spoke at a Family Retreat where he had the opportunity to give four presentations on "Church and Family." An overview of the talks can be read here.

Dr. H. does not usually speak on family issues, and he admits to being a little nervous at first. Thankfully, the four addresses were well received, and Dr. H. himself was much edified by the fellowship and the question and answers after each of the sessions.

Perhaps your church would like to have Dr. Henebury come and speak! E-mail him at pmhenebury@inquiroveritas.com