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Practical Theology Covenant
When students declare one of the majors in the Department of Practical Theology, they commit to participate in a community narrative that begins with the signing of a Community Covenant based on the biblical model of faithfulness and mercy. The covenant includes a commitment to integrity, appropriate conduct, local church ministry, academic and university requirements, a submission of references, and participation in required department activities. The covenant must be submitted to the Department of Practical Theology when the major is declared.
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Christian Ministries Major
Christian Ministries students are provided with a broad perspective in the field of religion and academic preparation combining theory and professional training.
This program offers the following areas of study: Church and Pastoral Ministries Practices, Intercultural Christian Ministries, and Ministry in Urban and Social Service Contexts.
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Christian Ministries Minor
Learn the fundamentals of effective Christian ministry as you gain a broad perspective of the field of religion.
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Cultural Engagement Minor
Learn how your commitment to the Christian faith can and should inform your perceptions and practices regarding significant contemporary issues and your professional aspirations.
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Interdisciplinary Studies Major
The interdisciplinary studies program allows students to design their bachelor’s degree for their individual career goals, based on an 18-unit core of courses focusing on identifying one’s vocation, as well as 36 units from the two to three fields of study the student chooses.
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Youth and Family Ministries Major
Youth and family ministries students gain tools to develop a ministry of theory and practice to apply in future church leadership roles.
This program offers the following areas of study: Church and Pastoral Ministries Practices, Intercultural Christian Ministries, and Ministry in Urban and Social Service Contexts.
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Youth and Family Ministries Minor
Equip yourself with the tools to effectively reach and minister to adolescents in an increasingly diverse global context.
Note: This information is current for the 2021-22 academic year; however, all stated academic information is subject to change. Please refer to the current Academic Catalog for more information.