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57 Master of Arts (Christian Studies) Program Description The landscape of ministry is more expansive than ever and needs leaders who are empowered spiritually, intellectually and professionally. The Master of Arts (Christian Studies) degree is a student-centered, flexible program, grounded in Bible and theology. Customizable coursework prepares students for changing vocational opportunities. Graduates are prepared to envision, design, implement, and lead ministries where their personal passions, gifts, experiences, and training are fully utilized in meeting the needs of the world. This program is fully online or in residence. Program Goals 1. Graduates will develop biblical, historical and theological literacy applicable to current ministry needs within their area of influence. 2. Graduates will develop practical skills and ministry competencies relevant to the needs of their local context. 3. Graduates will be equipped to design, implement, and lead culturally relevant programs for their target audience. 4. Graduates will be able to self-direct their learning towards lifelong character formation and Christian maturity. Curriculum Course # Sem. Hrs. Master of Arts (Christian Studies) core courses History of the Christian Movement CH 500 3 Thinking Biblically & Theologically GS 500 3 Gospels & Acts NT 511 3 Epistles & Revelation NT 512 3 Israel's Early History & Poetry OT 511 3 Kingdom of Israel & Prophets OT 512 3 Survey of Christian Doctrine I TH 501 3 Survey of Christian Doctrine II TH 502 3 Mentored Formation TM 500, TM 501, TM 601, TM 604 4 Master of Arts (Christian Studies) major courses Christian Studies Summative Paper CS 790 2 Communications course HOM 500 or EM 604 2 General Theological courses (AE, CH, NT, OT, TH) 8 Leadership courses (CE, CF, CHP, CO, EM, HOM, IM, LD, PME) 6 Open Electives 5 Total hours for degree: 51

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