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; and
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.