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This is the language of the Gospels and the Paul’s letters…. so reading it is a bit like ‘returning to a familiar home’ for church people – but it also provides a chance to research and ‘dig deeper’ into the background and meaning of the New Testament – helpful for thoughtful Christians as well as preachers and teachers.
Roderick Clark, Reader at Lillington, is offering to run a Zoom course, probably starting this Autumn [2026]. The emphasis will be on language, although Biblical interpretation may arise from time to time. This course would not count towards any diocesan qualifications for licensed ministry.
The priority is to arrange the course to best suit those who are interested. Sessions could run up to 75 minutes – on a weekday evening or during the day, depending on those who are interested. This course could be split into 2 separate courses for beginners and resumers if desired.
Just a gentle word of warning…
It would be kind to mention now that, if Latin at school terrified / disgusted you – or modern languages prove a complete mystery to you – then NT Greek might just be too great a linguistic challenge. On the other hand, please note that the purpose of the course is to read the language – not converse in it nor translate from English.
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To register your interest informally (or ask questions), please contact Roderick Clark by email recclark@btinternet.com or telephone 01926 422 994
