Bachelor of Arts in Ministry to Muslims

Michael Mason

Michael Mason

Division Director

The Missions Division prepares workers for effective cross-cultural ministry.

While studying missions, you will receive balanced, professional training for the huge task of mission work. Class discussions, debates, missiological research, guest mission lecturers, mission chapels, simulated cross-cultural games, international meals, missionary conventions, Jungle Camp, and other events and practical experiences provide training to put you on the cutting-edge of critical issues impacting missions.
The missions instructors base their courses upon effective missions philosophy and solid biblical principles.

Ministry to Muslim Requirements

Program Objectives

In keeping with the Institutional Goals, the Missions Program is designed specifically:

1. To help understand God’s heartbeat to see His glory declared in the Islamic world.

2. To help understand and analyze cultural issues specific to Muslims.

3. To help evaluate and effectively use evangelism, discipleship and church planting strategies to complete the Great Commission among Muslims.

4. To help identify and describe his or her role to win Muslims for Christ.

 

Course Requirements are as follows (Total 120 credits):

General Education, 40 credits:

PT 101 College Study Skills 1 credit
LL 111 English Composition I 3 credits
LL 112 English Composition II 3 credits
SS 111 History of Western Civ. I 3 credits
NS 112 Biological Science Survey 3 credits
PS 131 General Psychology 3 credits
LL 211 Speech Communication 3 credits
PR 211 Introduction to Philosophy 3 credits
CH 342 Church History II 3 credits
SS 342 Cultural Anthropology 3 credits
LL ––– Language I 3 credits
LL ––– Language II 3 credits
LL ––– Literature Elective 3 credits
Selected from LL 231 American Literature I,
LL 232 American Literature II, LL 311 English Literature I, or LL 312 English Literature II
.
Fine Arts Elective 3 credits

Bible/Theology, 41 credits:

BI 111 Old Testament Survey 3 credits
BI 112 New Testament Survey 3 credits
BI 121 Gospels I 3 credits
BI 122 Gospels II 3 credits
BI 212 Acts 3 credits
BI 221 Pentateuch I (Genesis) 3 credits
TH 221 Christian Beliefs 3 credits
TH 222 Theology of Holiness 3 credits
BI 312 Methods of Biblical Interpretation 3 credits
TH 321 Systematic Theology I 3 credits
TH 322 Systematic Theology II 3 credits
BI 412 Romans 3 credits
Bible/Theology Electives 5 credits

 

Professional Education, 39 credits:

PT 122 Personal Evangelism I 1 credit
PT 221 Personal Evangelism II 1 credit
PT 222 Personal Evangelism III 1 credit
MI 311 Survey of Missions 3 credits
MI 331 Contemporary Issues in Intercultural Ministry 3 credits
MI 342 World Evangelism 3 credits
MI 351 Introduction to Islam 3 credits
MI 352 Evangelistic Approaches to Muslims 3 credits
MI 361 Folk Islam 3 credits
PT 411 Foundations of Biblical Preaching 3 credits
PT 432 Principles of Leadership 3 credits
MI 451 Muslim Ministry Practicum 3 credits
PT 452 Church Planting and Discipleship 3 credits
PT 422 Missionary Internship I 3 credits
PT 424 Missionary Internship II (Muslim) 3 credits

*Missionary Internships are usually done in the summers between the sophomore and junior and senior years.

Suggested Schedule

(beginning even-numbered fall)