Professional Documents
Culture Documents
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classes
do
not
meet
all
summer,
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each
class
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The
Book
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John
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Social
Conversation
The
Book
of
John
Other
History
of
Christianity
Teacher
Pastor Travis
English Level
Intermediate
The
history
of
Christianity
has
roots
in
ancient
times,
including
thousands
of
years
before
the
birth
of
Jesus
Christ.
Unlike
many
ancient
religions
and
theologies
which
came
into
prominence
and
then
died
out,
Christianity
has
survived
into
the
modern
era.
It
is
currently
the
world's
largest
religion
with
more
than
2.5
billion
followers.
It
began
in
what
today
is
called
the
Middle
East
and,
sometimes
slowly
and
sometimes
rapidly,
spread
to
all
the
world's
seven
continents.
Whether
one
is
Christian
or
not,
it
is
undoubtedly
one
of
the
most
interesting
histories
to
study.
All
are
welcome
to
Sarah
This
class
for
International
parents
and
their
young
children
(up
to
age
4
)
meets
each
Monday
morning
for
two
delightful
hours
of
free
play,
crafts,
learning
English
and
music
education.
Also
included
are
games,
puzzles,
sing-a-longs,
basic
musical
instruments,
holiday
parties,
special
snacks
and
other
children's
activities.
The
class
creates
just
the
right
environment
for
learning,
laughter
and
friendship.
A
great
opportunity
for
parents
and
children
to
learn
English.
This
class,
including
new
subjects,
improves
your
English
listening
skills
and
builds
your
English
vocabulary.
All
of
the
material
is
new.
Using
video
and
audio
clips
featuring
lectures,
special
subjects,
music
and
instruction,
the
teachers
guide
students
through
transcripts,
short
quizzes,
short
homework
assignments
and
other
teaching
methods
to
create
real
progress
into
learning
English.
Students
will
be
asked
at
each
class
to
practice
English
speaking
and
demonstrate
their
growing
ability
to
hear,
speak,
read
and
use
English
effectively.
English Level
Intermediate
This
class
enables
Internationals
to
become
more
familiar
with
the
teachings
contained
in
the
Christian
Bible.
The
class
focuses
on
the
first
four
books
of
the
New
Testament
in
the
Bible,
called
the
Gospels,
where
the
words,
teachings
and
promises
of
Jesus
Christ
are
found.
In
addition,
because
the
class
is
taught
in
English
including
Bibles
in
English
as
well
as
the
first
languages
of
International
students
opportunities
for
improving
English
reading,
listening
and
speaking
occur
at
each
class.
Becky
Time
Mon
12:30pm-2:00pm
Dates
June
1
~
July
6
Location Friendship
House
1F
Time
Dates
English
Level All
levels
welcome Location
Social
Conversation
Teacher
Stefanie
Mon
1:30pm-3:30pm
Jun
1
~
Aug
31
Friendship
House
2F
This
class
will
help
students
improve
their
English
conversation
skills
in
social
situations.
The
class
will
cover
basic
English
grammar
and
its
application
in
daily
conversation
by
using
fun
role
playing
exercises,
handouts
and
songs!
Students
should
expect
to
practice
their
English
speaking
skills
every
class.
Summer Field Trips
During
the
summer,
Friendship
House
MSU
will
offer
day
field
trips
to
some
interesting
places
in
Michigan,
ranging
from
professional
baseball
games,
to
museums,
to
other
points
of
interest.
Class Locations
Friendship
House
MSU
:
929
Sever
Drive,
East
Lansing,
MI
48823
University
Lutheran
Church:
1020
S.
Harrison
Road,
East
Lansing,
MI
48823
Martin
Luther
Chapel
:
444
Abbot
Road,
East
Lansing,
MI
48823
TUE
FH 1st Floor
Time
Dates
English
Level All
levels
welcome Location
Tue
9:30am-11:00am
June
2
~
Aug
28
Friendship
House
1F
This
long-running
class
helps
Internationals
improve
their
English
listening
and
speaking
in
a
casual,
comfortable,
welcoming
and
friendly
atmosphere.
The
class
studies
a
whole
range
of
subjects
from
culture,
to
places
in
Michigan
and
the
U.S.
to
visit,
to
uniquely
American
traditions,
consumer
tips,
to
uses
of
the
English
language
in
different
circumstances
in
a
fun,
enjoyable
and
memorable
way.
Students
have
many
opportunities
to
practice
their
English
speaking.
Do
you
enjoy
being
out-of-doors?
If
so,
this
is
the
class
for
you.
Unless
it
is
raining,
this
class
will
be
outside
every
time
it
meets:
hiking,
biking,
golfing
and
other
activities
involving
fresh
air,
exercise,
stretching
your
legs,
fitness
and
good
health.
On
the
days
it
rains,
the
class
will
meet
indoors
at
FH.
The
class
will
often
stop
for
lunch
at
local
dining
establishments
where
Teacher
Tom
has
identified
meals
you
can
eat
for
just
a
couple
of
dollars.
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Basement
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TOEFL IBT
FH 2nd Floor
Heidi
Learn
about
the
lives
and
music
of
Christian
composers
and
musicians
throughout
history
to
the
present
day.
Christian
music
evolved
as
a
way
of
expressing
personal
or
group
beliefs
in
living
the
Christian
faith.
It
has
been
composed
and
shared
for
a
variety
of
purposes
including
personal
expression,
religious
or
ceremonial
purposes,
praising
God,
inspiration
and
even
entertainment.
You
do
not
need
to
be
Christian
to
attend
this
class.
Stefanie
English Level
Intermediate
Time
Dates
Location
Tue
2:00pm-4:00pm
Jun
2
~
Aug
31
Friendship
House
1F
The
emphasis
of
this
class,
including
new
material,
is
to
develop
your
English
speaking
skills
and
vocabulary.
It
will
feature
different
activities
to
improve
your
conversational
skills
in
a
fun
and
relaxed
way.
Every
week
we
will
have
unique
activities
like
every-day
dialogues,
games
and
speaking
practice.
Come
ready
to
use
your
imagination
in
role-playing
exercises,
partner
conversations
and
much
more!
Rich B.
English Level
Intermediate
Time
Dates
Location
Mon
4:30pm-6:00pm
June
2
~
Aug
12
Friendship
House
2F
This
class
is
a
continuation
of
the
winter/spring
semester
TOEFL
IBT
test
preparation
class.
Individual
student
needs
and
concerns
will
first
be
assessed
to
determine
which
test
areas
will
be
emphasized.
More
than
likely
a
great
amount
of
time
will
be
spent
on
simulated
speaking
tests.
Whether
students
have
taken
the
test
and
want
to
improve
their
score,
or
plan
to
take
the
test
for
the
first
time,
the
class
will
help
prepare
them
to
maximize
their
results.
Students
must
commit
to
faithful
class
attendance
as
their
share
of
the
teacher-student
partnership.
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Friendship House Website : http://friendshiphousemsu.org
Questions
about
class
descriptions,
class
availability
or
tutoring?
Please
contact
Friendship
House
Executive
Director
Rich
Bearup:
Phone
-
(517)
332-8050
or
email
-
friendshiphousemsu@gmail.com
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FH 2nd Floor
WED
FH 1st Floor
Learn English
Other
FH Basement
Rich B.
English Level
Intermediate
Teacher Ken
English Level
Intermediate
Time
Wed
12:00
-
1:30
pm
Dates
June
3
~
Aug
31
Location University
Lutheran
Church
A
great
way
to
improve
your
English
conversation
is
to
practice
listening
to
and
speaking
with
people
from
American
society
and
culture.
To
accomplish
this
in
an
interesting
way
and
to
give
students
a
wide
exposure
to
many
different
English
speakers,
this
class
brings
in
a
new
English-speaking
expert
each
week.
They
start
with
a
presentation
about
their
field
of
expertise
and
then
International
students
engage
them
in
questions,
discussion
and
comparison
with
their
own
culture.
This
class
builds
International
students'
English
abilities
to
describe,
develop
questions,
do
interviews
and
increase
fluency.
Students
learn
that
English
conversation
can
be
successfully
used
and
remembered
during
their
stay
in
U.S..
Vocabulary,
pronunciation,
grammar,
listening
and
speaking
are
emphasized
in
a
fun,
rewarding
and
confidence-building
way.
A
variety
of
teaching
techniques
and
situation
are
used
to
increase
English
proficiency.
Teacher
Ken
is
a
professional
ESL
teacher
when
not
volunteering
at
Friendship
House
MSU.
Time
Wed
11:30am-1:00pm
Dates
June
3
~
Aug
31
Teacher
Pastor
Curt
English
Level Intermediate Location Friendship
House
1F
The
Bible
contains
documents
written
by
over
40
different
people
from
several
different
cultures
over
the
course
of
nearly
2000
years.
It
includes
historical
accounts,
poetry,
legal
documents,
personal
letters
and
prophetic
visions.
This
study
--
following
Bible
Study
101
from
the
winter/spring
semester
--will
take
a
short
look
at
all
the
different
kinds
of
literature
in
the
Bible
and
how
they
contribute
to
our
understanding
of
God
and
His
love
for
us.
No
previous
Bible
knowledge
is
necessary,
and
questions
for
class
discussion
are
always
welcome!
Time
Wed
6:00pm-7:30pm
Dates
June
3
~
June
30
Teacher
Dave
&
Kris English
Level Intermediate Location Martin
Luther
Chapel
Many
Internationals
discover
that
paying
attention
to
the
news
U.S.
and
world
news
alike
is
an
excellent
way
to
improve
their
English
vocabulary,
comprehension
and
practice.
Newspapers,
cable
news,
online
news
websites
and
blogs,
and
magazines
are
shown
to
help
Internationals
grow
their
English
conversation
skills
and
start
learning
the
patterns
of
speech
that
are
so
important
to
their
second
language.
This
class
is
helpful
both
for
Internationals
wanting
to
discuss
news
and
also
those
whose
schedules
prevent
them
from
coming
to
Friendship
House
during
the
daytime
hours.
Class Locations
Friendship
House
MSU
:
929
Sever
Drive,
East
Lansing,
MI
48823
University
Lutheran
Church:
1020
S.
Harrison
Road,
East
Lansing,
MI
48823
Martin
Luther
Chapel
:
444
Abbot
Road,
East
Lansing,
MI
48823
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11:00
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10:00
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9:00
FH 2nd Floor
THU
FH 1st Floor
Enjoying English
FH
Basement
Other
Enjoying
English
Teacher
Mary Lou
Time
Dates
English
Level All
levels
welcome Location
Dick
Thu
7:00pm-8:30pm
Jun
4
~
Aug
31
Friendship
House
1F
The Four Gospels, or books, of the New Testament Bible, are the focus of this class.
This
five
week
class
offers
great
opportunities
for
speaking,
listening
and
writing
English!
Each
These
books
describe
the
coming
of
Jesus
into
the
world
2,000
years
ago,
His
lesson
centers
on
a
topic
of
high
interest
that
is
helpful
to
understanding
American
culture.
Interaction
is
encouraged
and
editing
help
is
offered.
baptism,
and
how
He
as
the
Son
of
God
sends
disciples
to
preach
His
Gospel
to
the
Time
Dates
English
Level All
levels
welcome Location
Mary Lou
Key
words
of
Jesus
from
the
Gospel
of
John
will
be
examined
in
this
five
week
class.
Each
"I
am
"
lesson
holds
a
promise
for
happiness
now
and
eternal
security.
Questions
and
discussion
are
always
welcome
in
this
friendly
class.
Internationals
do
not
need
to
be
Christian
to
attend
this
class.
Students
of
all
faiths
are
welcome.
whole
world,
baptizing
them
in
the
name
of
the
Father,
Son
and
Holy
Spirit.
Jesus
miracles
on
earth
are
described
as
are
His
crucifixion,
resurrection
from
the
dead,
and
ascension
into
heaven.
The
application
of
Jesus
words
and
life
to
all
people
everywhere
is
a
major
part
of
the
class
discussion.
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Friendship House Website : http://friendshiphousemsu.org
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FH 2nd Floor
FRI
FH 1st Floor
Spouse Connection
International Cooking
FH Basement
Lunch
Other
Time
Fri
10:30am
-12:00pm
Dates
June
5
~
Aug
31
English
Level All
levels
welcome Location Friendship
House
1F
International
Cooking
Teacher
Desi
This
is
a
new
class
to
the
Friendship
House
MSU
schedule
and
addresses
what
Internationals
want
to
know
about
the
foods
and
food
traditions
of
other
nations.
Students
in
this
class
will
share
different
recipes
and
will
learn
how
to
cook
them.
In
addition,
students
will
learn
English
too.
The
class
will
close
with
preparing
and
sharing
lunch
with
the
class.
There
is
a
$25
ingredients
fee
per
student
to
attend
this
class.
Time
Dates
Stefanie
&
Araceli English
Level All
levels
welcome Location
Class Locations
Friendship
House
MSU
:
929
Sever
Drive,
East
Lansing,
MI
48823
University
Lutheran
Church:
1020
S.
Harrison
Road,
East
Lansing,
MI
48823
Martin
Luther
Chapel
:
444
Abbot
Road,
East
Lansing,
MI
48823
ISC
(International
Spouse
Connection)
is
a
group
for,
and
organized
by,
spouses
of
MSU
International
students
and
scholars.
They
share
their
cultures,
life
stories
and
interests.
Spouses
practice
English
while
talking
about
different
topics
every
week.
There
is
usually
lots
of
humor
and
always
lasting
friendships.
All
International
spouses
and
English
conversation
levels
are
welcome.
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Friendship House Website : http://friendshiphousemsu.org
SAT
FH
1st
Floor
FH
Basement
Other
Peter
English Level
Intermediate
Time
Sat
10:00am-11:30am
Dates
Jun
6
~
July
11
Location Friendship
House
BF
The
Book
of
Romans
was
written
by
the
Apostle
Paul
in
the
year
56
A.D.
or
about
30
years
after
the
death
and
resurrection
of
Jesus
Christ.
He
wrote
it
as
a
letter
to
the
Christian
believers
in
Rome
as
a
way
to
outline
the
Christian
faith
on
which
to
base
their
daily
lives.
The
letter
focuses
on
important
questions
and
answers
including
salvation,
the
sovereignty
of
God,
judgment
(what
happens
when
we
die),
and
spiritual
growth
during
our
life
on
earth
and
Gods
amazing
righteousness.
Time
Sat
10:00am-11:30am
Dates
Aug
8~31
Teacher
Maxine
English
Level All
levels
welcome Location Friendship
House
1F
This
warm
and
friendly
class
emphasizes
English
pronunciation
and
listening
skills
improvement.
The
conversation
among
students
not
only
flows
freely,
it
serves
as
the
core
of
this
long-running
and
respected
class.
Teaching
tools
like
analogy
(comparisons),
idioms
(slang)
and
International
cultural
similarities
and
differences
are
frequently
used.
In
addition
to
increasing
English
proficiency,
the
class
uses
seasonal
recipes,
national
holidays,
Michigan
products,
and
points
of
historical
and
scenic
interest
in
our
state.
Time
Sat
12:30pm-2:00pm
Dates
Aug
8~31
Teacher
Maxine
English
Level All
levels
welcome Location Friendship
House
1F
{Note:
this
is
a
repeat
of
the
10:00
am
class}
This
warm
and
friendly
class
emphasizes
English
pronunciation
and
listening
skills
improvement.
The
conversation
among
students
not
only
flows
freely,
it
serves
as
the
core
of
this
long-running
and
respected
class.
Teaching
tools
like
analogy
(comparisons),
idioms
(slang)
and
International
cultural
similarities
and
differences
are
frequently
used.
In
addition
to
increasing
English
proficiency,
the
class
uses
seasonal
recipes,
national
holidays,
Michigan
products,
and
points
of
historical
and
scenic
interest
in
our
state.
Class Locations
Friendship
House
MSU
:
929
Sever
Drive,
East
Lansing,
MI
48823
University
Lutheran
Church:
1020
S.
Harrison
Road,
East
Lansing,
MI
48823
Martin
Luther
Chapel
:
444
Abbot
Road,
East
Lansing,
MI
48823
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9:00
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