Missions

The Missions Program provides a major for students desiring to prepare for missionary service in church planting, missionary teaching/counseling, cross-cultural evangelism, or church missions-mobilization. The Missions major provides spiritual, academic, and professional preparation by producing graduates competent for Christian service to humanity throughout the world.

Students successfully completing this program will demonstrate:

1. Academic preparation by acquiring a biblical knowledge of missiology, and an understanding of the history of missions, current trends in world missions, and principles of discipleship, mission strategy and mobilization
2. Spiritual preparation by a commitment to Christ and to the Great Commission evidenced by prayer and Bible study, by obedience to what is revealed in Scripture; and by verbal witness to the reality of Christ in the student’s life
3. Professional preparation by actual cross-cultural ministry involvement and by meeting the requirements of mission agencies and denominations upon graduation.

For more information on this and other degree programs, visit the College’s Academic Catalog.