AEA 101 Music Appreciation: Accredited

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Explore American music's cultural evolution from 1900 onward. Gain cultural competency, analyze genre shifts, and understand music's societal role. Emphasis on active listening, genre recognition, and cross-cultural connections.

ATH 101 Theology and Practice of the Fivefold Ministry: Accredited

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Explore fivefold ministry roles—apostle, prophet, evangelist, shepherd, and teacher. Learn biblical theology, leadership, spiritual gifts, apostolic and prophetic ministry, and missional movements. Discover and equip yourself in ministerial calling.

ATH 202 Global Missions: Accredited

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A study of Christian missions in a global context, emphasizing cross-cultural communication, holistic ministry, discipleship, and the Holy Spirit's role in mission effectiveness.

ATH 350 Pastoral Counseling: Accredited

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Discover foundational pastoral counseling techniques to address mental health, grief, and relational challenges. Integrate Christian theology, psychology, and ethical practices to foster healing and spiritual growth in diverse settings.

BIB 101 Interpreting & Understanding the Bible: Accredited

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Interpreting and Understanding the Bible provides an understanding of biblical interpretation. Students learn various interpretive methods, including historical, literary, and theological approaches, and the importance of context and genre.

BIB 214 Biblical Interpretation Romans & Galatians: Accredited

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Study Romans and Galatians, exploring justification by faith, freedom in Christ, and unity. Gain exegetical skills, analyze historical contexts, and apply Paul’s teachings to modern ministry.

ENG 201 College Research and Writing: Accredited

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Learn college-level research and writing skills, including source evaluation, academic integrity, and Turabian citation. Develop critical thinking, research methodologies, and presentation skills to excel in academic and professional settings.

FMV 101 Formation in Ministry Vocation: Accredited

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This course equips students to discern their vocational calling, manage time and resources effectively, and integrate spiritual and academic growth. Build practical ministry skills, embrace holistic growth, and cultivate Christian leadership values.

FMV 401 Formation in Ministry Completion: Accredited

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"Formation in Ministry Completion" equips students for ministry through spiritual formation, leadership, and core competencies. Explore scripture, servant leadership, and interdisciplinary learning to lead effectively.

HIS 201 World History 1: Accredited

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Explore world history of Southeast Asia, India, China, Korea, Japan, and Mongolia. Study key empires and religions like Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Islam, and Christianity, emphasizing cultural insights and faith’s role in shaping history.

HIS 301 Christian History 1: Accredited

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"Christian History 1" traces Christianity from Pentecost to pre-Reformation, covering key events, theological debates, and global spread in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Engage with pivotal figures, councils, and diverse cultural influences.

LEA 220 The History and Practice of Leadership from a Sacred Perspective: Accredited

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Sacred Leadership shares biblical principles, leadership disciplines, moral imagination, ethical decision-making, spiritual formation, and practical application.

LED 110 Principles of Leadership: Accredited

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This course equips leaders with key skills for kingdom leadership, focusing on character development, servant leadership, gospel identity, and team building. Learn to foster growth, navigate change, inspire others, and lead with integrity and vision.

MUS 101 Fundamentals of Music: Accredited

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Learn music fundamentals in this comprehensive course covering rhythm, meter, scales, key signatures, dynamics, and more. Gain proficiency in reading and interpreting music, mastering core theory concepts essential for music literacy and performance.

MUS 120 Ensemble Seminar 1A: Accredited

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Students will apply what they learned in music lessons and theory in online music-making projects designed to develop their individual music-making abilities with an eye on application in worship-leading applications.