Bachelor of Arts in Christian Ministry

The program provides the necessary biblical, theoretical, and practical skills for a career in Christian ministry. Each concentration features a balance of instruction in biblical studies, ministry and education leadership, worldview studies, counseling, communication, and understanding of people of varying ages.

Christian Ministry is the practice of serving God and others through various forms of ministry, such as preaching, teaching, counseling, and community outreach. Christian Ministry is typically associated with the Christian faith and involves sharing the message of Jesus Christ with others and helping them to understand and apply biblical principles to their lives. There are a variety of different types of Christian Ministry, including pastoral ministry, evangelism, missions, worship ministry, counseling, and youth ministry. Each type of ministry has its own unique focus and goals, but all share the common purpose of serving God and others.

To prepare for a career in Christian Ministry, individuals may pursue a degree in theology, Christian ministry, or a related field. They may also participate in internships or apprenticeships to gain practical experience in ministry. Additionally, individuals may seek ordination or certification through a church or denomination to demonstrate their qualifications and commitment to ministry. Christian Ministry can be a rewarding and fulfilling career path for those who are passionate about serving God and others. It offers the opportunity to make a positive impact on people's lives and to share the message of hope and salvation found in Jesus Christ.