Associate Degree in Ministerial Studies

Course Curriculum

Associate of Ministry (A.Min.) in Ministerial Studies

Program Level: Undergraduate – Associate Degree

Program Length: 2 Years (4 Semesters)

Total Credits: 60 Credit Hours

Program Purpose:

The Associate Degree in Ministerial Studies prepares students for Christian ministry by providing a strong foundation in biblical studies, theology, spiritual formation, and practical ministry leadership. The program equips students for church service, missionary work, and continued theological education.

Program Learning Outcomes

Graduates of this program will be able to:

• Demonstrate knowledge of the Bible and Christian doctrine

• Interpret and apply Scripture responsibly

• Communicate biblical teachings effectively

• Practice spiritual disciplines and Christian character

• Provide pastoral care and leadership in ministry

• Engage in evangelism and discipleship

Course Catalog

MIN100- Intro to Being a Minister-3credits

MIN101- Ministerial Foundations-3credits

MIN102-Intro to Affirming & Inclusion-3credits

MIN200-Spiritual Maturity & Devotions-3credits

MIN201-Minister to Community-3credits

MIN202- Minister Sensitivity& Grief-3credits

MIN300-Being A Teacher-3credits

THEO100- Intro to Theology-3credits

THEO101- Theological Foundations-3credits

BA200- Biblical Analysis- How to Study the Bible-6credits

MRW100- Sermon Preparation & Delivery 1- 6 credits

CC100-Intro to Christian Counseling-3credits

CA100-Church Administration & Stewardship-3credits

CF100- Church Finance & Integrity-3credits

CR100- Conflict Resolution-3credits

CC200-Christian Counseling-3credits

Ministry Internship / Practicum

Students complete 100–150 hours of supervised ministry experience.

Examples:

• Assisting pastors

• Teaching Bible studies

• Evangelism outreach

• Community service

Graduation Requirements

Students must complete:

• 60 credit hours

• Ministry internship

• Sermon presentation

• Final ministry project

Degree Awarded

Associate of Arts in Ministerial Studies