The Christian Ministry program provides foundational biblical knowledge and practical preparation for service in Christian ministry. The program emphasizes spiritual formation, doctrinal understanding, biblical interpretation, and ethical principles. Students develop a strong biblical worldview while cultivating personal holiness, spiritual maturity, and ministry integrity.  

 

Program Outcomes​

Through the study of Scripture, theology, and ministry practice, students are equipped with essential tools for serving effectively in the local church and broader Christian community.  

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Students completing the Bachelor of Biblical Studies in Christian Ministries program will: 

• Complete courses in general education, Bible, and professional core. 

• Exhibit clear communication of Pentecostal Holiness doctrine. 

• Cultivate skills to serve in different aspects of ministry. 

• Demonstrate an ability to interpret and apply Scripture responsibly.  

• Develop and apply ethical ministry principles to contemporary issues. 

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Graduation Requirements

To graduate with a Bachelor of Biblical Studies in Christian Ministry, the student must complete 120 semester credits.  This includes 42 credits in general education, 30 credits of Bible Core/Professional Studies, and 48 electives.