BA Education

This program is scheduled to start in Fall of 2012 and we are accepting applications from students interested in pursuing towards a career in education.

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Health Evangelism Leadership Program

Why Weimar College?

• Cross train in health evangelism in collaboration with the NEWSTART® Lifestyle Program.
• Study in the beautiful foothills of Northern California, an ideal location to spend time with God in nature.

Who is H.E.L.P. best suited for?

• Graduates of intensive evangelism training programs.
• Licensed health professionals (Massage Therapists, MD, RN, PT etc) who want to incorporate health evangelism into their day-to-day practices.
• Individuals who want to become health evangelism leaders in their churches and communities.

What is the Program Like?

Our NEWSTART Global plan to reunite the health work with gospel ministry is anchored by H.E.L.P., an advanced program for training health evangelism leaders. The typical medical missionary program has been re-tooled, re-focused and re-centered around the NEWSTART Global paradigm. In addition to the standard training that is expected in a comprehensive program, H.E.L.P. participants are trained as leaders, proficient in the latest tools and techniques in health outreach. The capstone of H.E.L.P. training is the practical application component. We believe that learning happens best with real-world practical application.

H.E.L.P. Will Enable You To:

• Lead one-time and on-going events that build a local church’s capacity for community health leadership.
• Effectively maximize the number of health outreach interests that become actual Bible studies and/or evangelistic meeting attendees.
• Use all available health outreach tools and resources with maximum impact.
• Plan and launch health-focused motivational/inspirational weekends.
• Lead teams that plan and launch effective health evangelistic events in the local community.
• Direct a CHIP program.
• Direct a Depression Recovery program.
• Hold a cooking school.
• Run a Reversing Diabetes seminar.
• Design and implement a natural remedies seminar.

Topics of Study Include:

• C.H.I.P. training
• Depression Recovery training
• Training for the soon-to-be-released NEWSTART 4D Program
• Hydrotherapy and massage therapy
• Leading a vegan cooking school

Here Are Some Things You Will Do During Your Training:

• Plan and lead public health outreach campaigns.
• Facilitate public health seminars.
• Be actively involved in health evangelism activities including community health events, local mission trips, and personal health ministry in the community as well as in the NEWSTART lifestyle program.
• Work with ministers, doctors and other health professionals to gain skills and experience in ministering to people.

Program Dates & Registration

Pre-Registration opens in January, 2012 and the first training session is tentatively scheduled to begin August 6, 2012.

Contact Us:

www.weimar.edu
info@weimar.edu
530.422.7923

About Weimar College

Weimar College exists to help our students gain a knowledge of God. This is the foundation of all true education and service. It is the only thing that can make us like God in character.* We have synthesized our understanding of the principles of true education into what we call “The Core of Four.”

Excellent Academics

Our purpose is to give you a thorough preparation that will enable you to render a life of excellent service to God.

Evangelistic Emphasis

It will take an army to finish all the work that needs to be done before Jesus can return. We are helping to train that army, and training begins now.

Health Education

We firmly believe that health is the entering wedge of the gospel, so we have made health evangelism a major component of our programs.

Practical Training

Relevance isn’t taught in a book. The most important things you will learn at Weimar will not be taught in a classroom. They will be experienced in real-world ministry.

*(Ministry of Healing page 409)

MCAT Bootcamp

Watch the MCAT Bootcamp introductory video.

8 week program designed to prepare medical students to take the MCAT test.

340 hours of state-of-the-art MCAT preparation.

Cutting-edge training on how you can have spiritual, physical and mental health during and after medical school.

Study hard and then enjoy the weekend recreation opportunities in beautiful Northern California.

• Early bird registration—April 1—$50 off
• Regular registration deadline—May 1—$2,500
• Extended registration deadline—May 23—$50 additional

Price includes housing, food, and special weekend activities.

For more information visit the MCAT Boot Camp website or call 530-422-7923.

College Catalog

Click on the link below for our most current college catalog and student handbook.

College Catalog

Massage and Hydrotherapy

This 1 year Massage & Hydrotherapy course includes 500 hours in Massage for the NCE

Accreditation

To continually improve Weimar College, we are in the process of seeking regional accreditation through WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges). This is an extensive process that will require a clearly defined mission as well as systematic processes and evidence that our mission is being lived out in our students. We think it is a good thing to be able to do these things well.

In fact, going through the accreditation process itself will strengthen and refine Weimar College’s focus and enhance our school’s ability to impart true education to our students. Until that process is complete, we are pleased to have good working relationships with many Adventist colleges and universities where many of our students and graduates have gone for further training.

Practical Training

Weimar College recognizes the vital place of work in education. The practical training and work education program aims to give students a sense of pride in accomplishment, to contribute to character building, to prepare for the reality of life, and to teach practical skills. We believe that work is a vital part of the fabric of life, a human right and privilege. It’s part of our commitment to whole person education.

The education you receive from books and lectures begins a process that is completed by practical, hands-on learning. At the work site and in your weekly outreach you will be challenged to practice the classroom knowledge you have gained. Such activity encourages the development of observation and independent thought. The learning that takes place in work education is integrated with the learning that takes place in the classroom. Combining work with liberal arts, science, and religion classes will provide you with cognitive and practical tools to successfully address life’s challenges and opportunities. The record of your work performance will be a future recommendation toward employment.

Work Opportunities

As an integral part of Weimar Center of Health and Education, the College offers its students a variety of work opportunities. Students learn and practice work skills from 8 hours to 16 hours a week in culinary, maintenance, custodial, grounds, and various administrative departments. Students may also work in the academy, the library, and the NEWSTART® 18-day live-in health program managed by physicians and other health professionals, in the health food store and catalog business, the bakery, the Inn, and the farm.

Faculty

Our highly qualified faculty are passionate about seeing you become all God ordained you should be in His service. As older brothers and sisters in the faith, they will seek to guide your studies and personal growth in proven paths of success.

Programs Offered

Our academic programs are all designed to equip you for God’s service. We offer the classes needed to fulfill standard educational expectations. We also provide courses in complementary areas that will expand your ability to serve in your chosen field.

Learn more about your area of interest at the links below:

Current Programs:

• Pre-Nursing
• BS Health Science (emphasis in Pre-med)
• BA Religion
• AA Personal Ministries
• Media Ministry Certificate
• Massage and Hydrotherapy

Programs Scheduled for Fall 2012

• Health Evangelism Leadership Program (HELP)
• BA Education

Academic Departments

Learn more about our academic departments, instructors, and programs offered at the links below. You’ll discover departments dedicated to helping you become an effective missionary for Christ in your chosen field.

Religion Department

Health Sciences Department

General Education Department (classes available towards most BA/BS degrees)

Music Department

Education Department (accepting enrollment applications for Fall 2012)

Media Department (offering a one-year internship program)

For more information on specific programs, click here.

Pre-Nursing

BS Health Science (Emphasis in Pre-med)

BA Religion

AA Personal Ministries

Class Schedule Fall 2010

Class Schedule Fall Semester 2010
Weekly Schedule Fall Semester 2010

Media Ministry Internship

When it comes to media missionary work, there is no better way to learn than by doing. That’s why Weimar College is offering you the opportunity to work and learn in the Weimar Media Center. You’ll be part of a TV production environment using professional broadcast studio and field equipment.

The Media Ministry Internship is an 11-month certificate program that’s both practical and educational. It will prepare you to lead a church-based media team or outreach project and enable you to produce attractive, high-quality media productions that communicate God’s Word effectively to people. Through assigned readings, studying numerous videos, and the completion of a series of video projects at each level, you will acquire a thorough understanding of the basic elements of video production.

You will experience three different levels of training that progress at your own pace. Your program level determines the benefits you receive while participating in the Media Ministry Internship.

Level 1 – Introductory Training (Approximately 3 months)

• Introduction to TV production
• Graphic design and photography
• Presentation skills – conducting effective screen-based presentations.
• Studio-type camera work
• Benefits- Room Provided

Level 2 – General Training (Approximately 4 months)

• Basic video editing
• Audio – audio board and mic setup, including the handling of common audio problems
• Content delivery – TV, Web & DVD
• Subtitling and Closed Captioning
• Benefits- Room and board provided

Level 3 – Advanced Training (Approximately 4 months)

• Camera – in the field and documentary shooting
• Advanced video editing
• Elements of effective visual composition and motion
• Lighting – setting up lights effectively
• Specialty training based on proficiency in specific areas
• Benefits- Room and board plus a bi-weekly credit of $50 at the Weimar Store

Who Should Apply

Applicants who have successfully completed the four-month AFCOE program or other similar course, such as Souls West, Arise or Mission College of Evangelism, will be given first priority. Applicants should have competence in the use of computers. It would be a plus for students to have experience in media, a media-related education, or musical talents.

Application Deadlines

• To start in August: May 1
• To start in January: October 1

Application Process

To apply, please provide the following:

• Resume
• Demo Reel/Portfolio
• Application Form (Download)
• References from each of the following three persons:
• A teacher who has taught you within the last two years.
• Your local Seventh-day Adventist pastor or head elder.
• Your current, or most recent, employer or work supervisor.
  (Download Reference Forms)

Please send all materials to:
Weimar Media
Attn: Richard Ramont
PO BOX 486
Weimar, CA 95736
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)

To find out more please download the Media Ministry Internship Brochure below.
You can call or email if you have any questions.
530.422.7993
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)

Download the Media Brochure

*The Media Ministry Internship is currently open to US residents only.

Music

The music department of Weimar College is designed “to serve a holy purpose, to lift the thoughts to that which is pure, noble, and elevating, and to awaken in the soul devotion and gratitude to God (Patriarchs and Prophets 594).” It is our goal to employ the gift of music to glorify God, not to exalt self. Through the music courses, we strive to cultivate the musical talents of individuals that they may become musical evangelists, using sacred music as a power to win souls to Christ (Evangelism 504). Currently, courses offered in the music department include College Choir, College Orchestra, and studio instruction in voice, piano, string instruments, and wind instruments. If it is your desire to hone your musical talents for God’s service we invite you to explore the opportunities for growth here at Weimar College.

Our Instructors

Dr. Rodney Abriol – Director of the Music Program

Academics

We endeavor to impart a knowledge of God to our students through harmonious development of their mental, physical, and spiritual faculties. To further this goal, Weimar College’s committed faculty provide rigorous academic courses. We believe that education must be relevant and practical. Our students graduate not just with the required knowledge, but with the ability to use that knowledge meaningfully in their life work. Our courses meet expected academic standards, challenging students to obtain an in-depth, practical knowledge of the subject, as well as leading students to a clearer knowledge of God. It is our prayer that our students will know God better, and be more fully prepared to serve Him, through each class they take.

“I want to obtain the best education possible…I not only want to prepare my life and career here on this earth, but also for life throughout eternity.” – Talisa, Pre-Med Freshmen

Learn about our Core of Four

View our Academic Departments

Learn about programs offered

Meet our instructors

Learn about our Practical Training and Work Study Program

Health Sciences

Weimar College’s Health Science Department is all about health evangelism. By educating young people to be medical missionaries qualified to work in the world’s best hospitals, or in the poorest village clinic, the department seeks to hasten the Lord’s return.

The Health Sciences Department trains students to serve in medical missionary work at a number of levels – from Certified Massage Therapists, to LVN/RN*, to Doctors (pre-professional training offered). In order to accomplish this, the department offers the traditional science courses needed by those preparing to serve in the medical field. In addition, students also take courses in natural healing remedies, diet and lifestyle-related health challenges, and practical training in health evangelism.

Our Programs

Pre-Nursing Program *
Pre-Med Program
Massage and Hydrotherapy (two-semester program)

*NURSING UPDATE: Weimar College currently offers pre-nursing classes. In the spring of 2011, Weimar College submitted a feasibility study to the California Board of Registered Nurses (CBRN) to offer an A.S. in Nursing, leading to an R.N. We are pleased to announce that the CBRN has accepted our application, and we are currently working on our self-study. We are working hard to have the program up and running by Fall 2012. Please continue to pray for all of the details to be completed, including lab equipment, faculty, etc.

Religion

The Religion Department seeks to provide solid intellectual development that will equip the student to grasp distinctive biblical truths relevant to Christ and His judgment hour message. The student will also be empowered for active soul-winning through practical training in visitations, Bible studies, and public evangelism. Our commitment is to foster ethical living through the harmonious development of the mind, body, and soul; and to equip the student with a strong biblical foundation within the context of the great controversy. 

Our Programs

Religion BA
Personal Ministries AA

Our Instructors

Dr. Leroy Moore – Religion department faculty member
Andy Im – Religion department, interm-chair
Don Mackintosh – Director of AFCOE