Bachelor of Christian Ministry
Renewing Minds and Transforming Lives
Session 3
BB213 Biblical Prophecy
MN413 A Comparative Study of the Book of Genesis as it Parallels Modern Society
MN202 Office of the Clergy
Session 4
TH211 Kingdom Workers
CO201 Biblical Counseling II
CO261 Premarital Counseling
Session 5
CO251 Counseling the Bereaved
CO121 Spiritual Warfare
MN201 Apologetics
Modern Language Association (MLA) Requirements
Students are required to utilize Modern Language Association (MLA) formatting and maintain a level of quality as required for all CCSGS Programs. Written research assignments must reference sources when utilized in research assignments. References must include the title of the manuscript, page location, book author name, and name of publisher, and date of publication. The student must write a research paper for each course of study.
5 Sessions | 3 Courses per Session | 4 Credit Hours per Course | 60 Total Credit Hours |Requisite Intern Credit Hours l Research Self Study Program
Session 1
TH203 Systematic Theology II
MN103 Life of Christ
MN100 Applied Homiletics
Session 2
MN311 Pastoral Ethics
BB231 Introducing the Missional Church
BB331 Christian Faith
Student Study Requirements
Course Requirements
Students are be required to complete the reading assignments, pass all exams, and submit all essays. When necessary or helpful, students will be required to complete practical assignments as well. These assignments are used to help students explore more deeply the life and/or ministry applications of the concepts discussed in the course. Each course will have several key concepts, which are the primary takeaways for the subject. These are clearly presented in the courseware as Biblical Truths, Biblical Principles, Ministry Applications, and Life Applications. Where appropriate, in addition to the courseware, a list of recommended books, periodicals, articles, etc. will be provided for students interested in further study of the subject.
All exams must be proctored by a qualified proctor