Intercultural Ministries Concentration

The Intercultural Ministries Concentration is designed to give both a general overview of the whole field of missions and a specialization that will enable students to function effectively in the missions area of their choice. The programs have been designed for individuals planning to serve cross-culturally.

If you are passionate about working in international or local missions to share the gospel with people of all religious, economic, ethnic, and geographical backgrounds, this concentration is for you.

From my program I’ve learned the importance of discipleship. Being a missionary isn’t just about leading people to Christ, it’s also about helping them grow spiritually.

Harrison Strickland

Intercultural Ministries Student

Student Outcome Objectives

In addition to the educational objectives of the College, the student graduating with an Intercultural Ministries Concentration will be able to:

Understand the biblical and balanced correlation of world missions and the local church.
Demonstrate a knowledge of the biblical foundation and history of missions.
Demonstrate skills in the use of tools and techniques for the propagation of the Gospel.
Demonstrate an understanding of variations in cultures around the world and give evidence of understanding how to adjust to life within these cultures.
Demonstrate sufficient preparation to be approved and accepted by a fundamental mission agency.

Degree Plan

Intercultural Ministries

FRESHMAN FALL SEMESTER
ENGL 1011 – English Composition I (3)
BIBL 1022 – Pentateuch (3)
COMP 3121 – Computers & Their App. (3)
PSYC 1011 – General Psychology (3)
PHIL 1031 – Life, Ethics & Worldview (3)
StuMin – Student Ministry (0)

FRESHMAN SPRING SEMESTER
ENGL 1022 – English Composition II (3) +
BIBL 2211 – Hermeneutics (3)
SPCH 2011 – Fundamentals of Speech (3)
PSYC 1122 – Family Foundations (3)
BIBL 2011 – Former Prophets (3)
StuMin – Student Ministry (0)

SOPHOMORE FALL SEMESTER
HIST ____ – History Elective (3)
MISS 2121 – Global Engagement (3)
BIBL 2022 – Latter Prophets (3)
THEO 3011 – Systematic Theology I (3)
THEO1142 – Evangelism and Belief Systems (3)
StuMin – Student Ministry (0)

SOPHOMORE SPRING SEMESTER
HIST ____ – History Elective (3)
PHED 2111 – Health & Fitness (3)
BIBL 2122 – Life of Christ (3)
THEO 3022 – Systematic Theology II (3)
MISS 2022 – Spiritual Formation (3)
StuMin – Student Ministry (0)

JUNIOR FALL SEMESTER
BIBL 3111 – Acts/Romans (3)
SPCH 3111 Communicating Biblical Truth (3)
MATH ____ – M/E (3) ________
________ – B/T (3) ________
MISS 3422 – Comparative Religions (3)
StuMin – Student Ministry (0)

JUNIOR SPRING SEMESTER
BIBL 3022 – Pauline Epistles (3)
FOUN 3022 – Career Development (1)
________ – B/T (3) ________
SCIN ____ – S/E (3) ________
________ – F/A (3) ________
MISS 3211 – Cross-Cultural Communication (3)
StuMin – Student Ministry (0)

SENIOR FALL SEMESTER
BIBL 4111 – General Epistles (3)
HIST 4422 – History of Christianity (3)
________ – F/E (3) ________
ORGL 2011 – Biblical Concepts of Leadership
YMIN 4011 – Financial Mgmt. & Steward. (3)
StuMin – Student Ministry (0)

SENIOR SPRING SEMESTER
BIBL 4022 – Daniel/Revelation (3)
THEO 4433 – Worldview Integration (3)
________ – F/E (3) ________
THEO 4411 – Apologetics (3)
MISS 4022 – Field Internship (3) +
StuMin – Student Ministry (0)

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