THE SPECIALIST IN MINISTRY PROGRAM

The Specialist in Ministry Program offers in-depth courses in various aspects of Christian Ministry with practical training to ensure ministry proficiency.

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(First Prerequisite - Biblical Studies Class)

(4) Introduction to Bible Doctrine: A systematic study of seven doctrines of the Christian faith: God, Angels, Sin, Christ, Salvation, The Holy Spirit and Scripture.

(4) Introduction to Bible Origin: A study of the formation of the Bible, explaining how the Bible was derived and what makes it authoritative.

(4) Introduction to Typology and Symbolism: An expository study of Types and Symbols found in the Bible.

(Specialist in Ministry Training)

(2) Introduction to Homiletics: An explanation of the art of homiletical sermonizing with a focus on writing a sermon introduction that will engage an audience.

(4) Homiletics Sermon Writing: The discovery and practice of four models of sermonizing, with online discussions and workshops. Includes Pulpit Etiquette Assignment.

(2) Personal and Practical Evangelism: Presented in a workshop format, this course teaches various methods of presenting the Gospel message. This course also offers a handbook for the evangelist with instructions on how to organize revivals and involve evangelistic team members.

(2) Introduction to Spiritual Leadership: Development of leadership character and skills pertinent to effective ministry.

 

(2) Ministry and Spiritual Gifts: This course gives the student a clear understanding of both categories of Gifts and how these gifts are governed.

 

 

 

(OTHER COURSE REQUIREMENTS FOR PROGRAM COMPLETION)

(1) Library Hours/Research: Independent Reading on related subjects or other ministry
related literature at a public library, large chain bookstore or Christian bookstore for a total of 7 hours (3 ½ hours per semester).
                  
(1) 1 Hour of Community Service: Required by the end of the year

CHAPEL (1) Monthly Chapel Services for ministry conduct and proficiency