The Master of Arts in Missiology is a professional degree program that aims to provide further training for missionaries and others who are called to serve in intercultural ministry either in a church setting or missionary institutions.
The Master of Arts in Missiology is a professional degree program that aims to provide further training for missionaries and others who are called to serve in intercultural ministry either in a church setting or missionary institutions.
This degree program requires a cross-cultural internship (E3) after the first year of study. “Cross” means ministering to people other than one’s own ethnic group. This does not necessarily require out-of-the-country ministries.
Students with two or more years of substantial experience in multicultural ministries (as determined by the Academic Dean) may substitute four units of electives for the internship after receiving written approval from the Academic Dean.
BI 1 —Interpreting the Bible
OT 1 —Old Testament 1
OT 2 —Old Testament 2
NT 1 —New Testament 1
NT 2 —New Testament 2
MI 1 —Perspectives on the World Christian Movement
MI 2 —Contemporary Issues in Missions
MI3 —Strategic Planning and Missionary Philosophy in Missions
MI 4 —Cultural Anthropology
MI ___ —Missions Elective
MI ___ —Missions Elective
MI ___ —Missions Elective
Missions Research
CH 1 —Church History
TH 1 —Christian Theology 1
TH 3 —Gospel and Cultures
ET 1 —Christian Ethics
SMP — Supervised Ministry Program (4 units)
SMP-IP —Internship (4 units)
RD 0 —Theological Thinking and Writing
BP 1 —Sermon Crafting and Delivery
CE 1 —Educational Ministry of the Church
MM 1 —Introduction to Worship
PC 1 —Pastoral Care and Counseling
Free Elective in the Practical Area