DEGREE PROGRAMS
Undergraduate Program
| Degree | Associates of Arts in Theology and Ministry |
|---|---|
| Goal | The Associate of Arts in Theology and Ministry (AATM) degree is a one-and-a-half-year degree offered for the purpose of equipping students for effective ministry through academic instruction combined with hands-on ministry and personal mentorship that helps students develop a foundation in biblical and theological studies. |
| Completion Time | 1.5 years |
| Tuition Per Credit | $300 |
| Full Time Status | 12 Credits |
| Credits Required | 64 |
| Admissions Requirement | High School Graduate or GED 2.0 GPA minimum |
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN THEOLOGY AND MINISTRY
The Associate of Arts in Theology and Ministry (AATM) degree is a one-and-a-half-year degree offered for the purpose of equipping students for effective ministry through academic instruction combined with hands-on ministry and personal mentorship that helps students develop a foundation in biblical and theological studies.
PROGRAM GOALS
Prepare students for vocations as pastors, missionaries, evangelists, and teachers.
Offer a specialization in biblical interpretation and theology with a view toward social transformation.
- Strengthen the student’s biblical foundation and spiritual formation process.
- Foster academic excellence, spiritual fervor, passion for reaching the lost and equipping the church.
- Provide mentoring for students to mature emotionally, mentally, spiritually and vocationally.
- Prepare students for relevant and biblically authentic ministry leadership in diverse cultures and settings.
- Prepare students to work collaboratively as part of a leadership structure.
- Develop a desire in students for lifelong learning.
A.A. Learning Outcomes
These program-level learning outcomes and specific course-level measurements are determined by departmental faculty and are incorporated into all courses: PROGRAM-LEVEL OUTCOMES | |
1. | The graduate will interpret the texts of the Christian Scripture in relation to both their ancient contexts and in conversation with contemporary theology. |
2. | The graduate will integrate theology of spiritual formation and church leadership principles with fivefold ministry practices. |
3. | The graduate will construct a Pentecostal Christian worldview with interdisciplinary perspectives. |
4. | The graduate will integrate theological reflection and ethical understanding with ministry practices, church planting, church growth, and community service. |
5. | The graduate will employ principles of Christian leadership in ministry and service to people of diverse cultures and worldviews |
| Degree | Bachelor of Arts in Theology and Ministry |
|---|---|
| Goal | To equip students for effective ministry through academic instruction combined with hands-on ministry and personal mentorship that help students attain a fundamental grounding in Biblical Studies. |
| Completion Time | 3 years |
| Tuition Per Credit | $300 |
| Full Time Status | 12 Credits |
| Credits Required | 124 |
| Admissions Requirement | High School Graduate or GED 2.0 GPA minimum |
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN THEOLOGY AND MINISTRY
The Bachelor of Arts in Theology and Ministry (BATM) degree is a three-year degree offered for the purpose of equipping students for effective ministry through academic instruction combined with hands-on ministry and personal mentorship that help students attain a fundamental grounding in biblical and theological studies.
PROGRAM GOALS
- Prepare students for vocations as pastors, missionaries, evangelists, and teachers.
- Offer a specialization in biblical interpretation and theology with a view toward social transformation.
- Strengthen the student’s biblical foundation and spiritual formation process.
- Foster academic excellence, spiritual fervor, passion for reaching the lost and equipping the church.
- Provide mentoring for students to mature emotionally, mentally, spiritually and vocationally.
- Prepare students for relevant and biblically authentic ministry leadership in diverse cultures and settings.
- Prepare students to work collaboratively as part of a leadership structure.
- Develop a desire in students for lifelong learning.
B.A. Learning Outcomes
These program-level learning outcomes and specific course-level measurements are determined by departmental faculty and are incorporated into all courses: PROGRAM-LEVEL OUTCOMES | |
1. | The graduate will interpret the texts of the Christian Scripture in relation to both their ancient contexts and in conversation with contemporary theology. |
2. | The graduate will integrate theology of spiritual formation and church leadership principles with fivefold ministry practices. |
3. | The graduate will construct a Pentecostal Christian worldview with interdisciplinary perspectives. |
4. | The graduate will integrate theological reflection and ethical understanding with ministry practices, church planting, church growth, and community service. |
5. | The graduate will employ principles of Christian leadership in ministry and service to people of diverse cultures and worldviews |
| Degree | Bachelor of Arts in Worship and Music* |
|---|---|
| Goal | To equip students for effective worship ministry through academic instruction combined with hands-on ministry and personal mentorship that help students attain a fundamental grounding in worship and music. |
| Completion Time | 3 years |
| Tuition Per Credit | $300 |
| Full Time Status | 12 Credits |
| Credits Required | 124 |
| Admissions Requirement | High School Graduate or GED 2.0 GPA minimum |
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN WORSHIP AND MUSIC
The BAWM is a three-year degree that prepares future ministry leaders with musical proficiency in the tradition of music conservatories, along with a biblical-theological education that cultivates servant leaders in the context of practical ministry experience and personal mentorship. Graduates are prepared to serve the Church in worship and music ministry, or continue with graduate-level education in worship and music studies.
PROGRAM GOALS
- Prepare students for vocations as pastors, missionaries, evangelists, and teachers.
- Offer a specialization in worship and music with a view toward social transformation.
- Strengthen the student’s biblical foundation and spiritual formation process.
- Foster academic excellence, spiritual fervor, passion for reaching the lost and equipping the church.
- Provide mentoring for students to mature emotionally, mentally, spiritually and vocationally.
- Prepare students for relevant and biblically authentic ministry leadership in diverse cultures and settings.
- Prepare students to work collaboratively as part of a leadership structure.
- Develop a desire in students for lifelong learning.
B.A. Learning Outcomes
These program-level learning outcomes and specific course-level measurements are determined by departmental faculty and are incorporated into all courses: PROGRAM-LEVEL OUTCOMES | |
1. | Interpret the texts of the Christian Scripture in relation to both their ancient contexts and in conversation with contemporary theology. |
2. | Integrate the study of music and the Christian faith with Pentecostal ministry practices. |
3. | Articulate a biblically and historically informed theology of Christian worship. |
4. | Perform a public recital on the chosen instrument/voice, applying stylistic, theoretical, interpretive and technical skills. |
5. | Evaluate music composition utilizing an undergraduate proficiency level of music theory within parameters of Christian worldview. |
6. | Demonstrate competence in worship leading in the local church and service to people of diverse cultures and worldviews. |
