THIS CLASS HAS BEEN CANCELED An overview of the spiritual reformation that swept Europe in the 16th century. Emphasis will be placed on the triggering conditions, the rapid development, and the worldwide impact of the powerful movement that was based on the teachings of men such as Martin Luther, John Calvin, Huldrich Zwingli, Thomas Cranmer and John Knox.

THIS CLASS HAS BEEN CANCELED DUE TO COVID-19 This course - rescheduled from March to April - surveys painting, sculpture, and architecture in the west from early Greek times to the present with special attention to the interaction of art and ideas. Skills in art analysis and appreciation are developed, and special attention is given to Christian art and the role and strategic importance of art, the visual, and the imagination in our contemporary society.

California's resources have long been at the center of debate on land and water usage. From the golf fields that brought California to statehood, to the creation of Yosemite National Park, debates have raged about how to protect and use those resources. This class will explore both the political and biological impacts of those decisions. Learn how the past will influence the future, as we deal with mega-droughts and mega fires that the future will bring.

The course is designed to introduce the student to the structure, content and message of the Book of Psalms - and how it has impacted Christian theology and liturgy.

This course will help you to become more proficient with your smart phone. We will cover Android and iOS (iPhone) devices/platforms. Primarily a smart-phone course, some the the content will also apply to using the iPad and some Android based tablets. Features you will master include: Contacts, Address Boo, and Calendar, E-mail, Voicemail, Text Messaging , Skype, and FaceTime, "The Cloud, " Apps, Music, Photos and Videos, Tracking Data/Usage, Security and Safety.