Dare to fly higher
Getting Started Here
Journey of three years. Within 36 courses
(27 elective courses that are all credited with Canada Christian College)
(27 elective courses that are all credited with Canada Christian College)
RTS offeres 36 courses (27 elective courses that are all credited with Canada Christian College. Over the course of our 1, 2, or 3 year theology programs, you will be on your way to becoming a theologian.
Have a look at our programs and figure out which one suits you better. Register on our “courses” page and receive links to our online live video lesson brought to you by Dr. Lyle Lee
Once you’ve registered for one of our courses you will see a “curriculum” tab on the course description page. Click below to find your free course material.
Theology 101 Material
Theology 201 Material
Theology 301 Material
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The courses materials can be found under the “Curriculum” tab of the courses you have registered
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Cost Accounting is enemy number one of productivity
People who build their own home tend to be very courageous. These people are curious about life. They're thinking about what it means to live in a house, rather than just buying a commodity and making it work. -
Cost Accounting is enemy number one of productivity
People who build their own home tend to be very courageous. These people are curious about life. They're thinking about what it means to live in a house, rather than just buying a commodity and making it work. -
Cost Accounting is enemy number one of productivity
People who build their own home tend to be very courageous. These people are curious about life. They're thinking about what it means to live in a house, rather than just buying a commodity and making it work.