The Certificate in Christian Leadership program is designed for pastors or Christian leaders who lack prior ministerial training or individuals seeking to have a general but good knowledge of ministry leadership in the church. It is basically informative and reasonably an entry level curriculum. Anyone desirous of more in-depth knowledge of ministry is advised to continue into the Diploma program or take any of the degree programs.

Courses to be completed for Certificate in Christian Leadership (CCL) .

• Basic Counseling
• Foundations of Christian Leadership
• Christian Education & Discipleship
• Stewardship
• Old Testament Survey
• New Testament Survey
• Introduction to Biblical Interpretation
• Systematic Theology
• The Early Church
• Church and Society (Christian Worldview)
• Introduction to Missions

This Diploma program is designed for students who intend to be ordained for ministry as pastors, Evangelists, or church planters. It is also meant for serving pastors who are desirous of being equipped with good knowledge of the doctrines and practices of the Christian faith as well as how to preach in ways that communicate God’s word clearly and truthfully.

To qualify for the award of the Diploma in Pastoral Ministry, the student must have completed the courses for the Certificate of Christian Leadership, in addition to five Courses outlined below.

Additional Courses for Diploma in Christian Leadership or Pastoral Ministry:

• Church Sacraments & Ordinances
• Preaching Practicum
• Christian Ethics
• Tent Making Course
• African Church History
• Pastoral Care

These courses are offered on-site by our qualified team of local Professors and visiting instructors through week long intensive Seminars during the year. It offers the students the opportunity to connect with the teachers at a deeper personal level and to ask practical questions related to their ministerial needs.

The Diploma in Missions program is designed for students who intend to be ordained for ministry as Church Planters or Missionaries. It is also meant for serving pastors who are desirous of being equipped with skills and knowledge for growing and multiplying their churches. In order to qualify for the award of the Diploma in Missions, the student must have completed the courses for the Certificate of Christian Leadership, in addition to seven Courses outlined below.

Additional Courses for Diploma in Missions and Evangelism:

• Church Sacraments & Ordinances
• Preaching Practicum
• Christian Ethics
• Tent Making Course
• Pastoral Care
• African Church History
• Missions
• Church planting

These courses are offered on-site by our qualified team of local Professors and visiting instructors through week long intensive Seminars during the year. It offers the students the opportunity to connect with the teachers at a deeper personal level and to ask practical questions related to their ministerial needs.

CURRICULUM SUMMARY

TOTAL CREDIT HOURS – 161

MINIMUM GPA: 2.00 or Higher

Introduction

The Bachelor of Arts in Religion (BAR) prepares students for effective Christian ministry or public service by offering a broad biblical, theological, and religious studies program. The program can be taken full time over a four-year period or part-time for six years.

Objectives

The objective is to raise leaders with a wide range of knowledge in religious traditions, including the Bible, Christian theology, world religions, and religious history, often with courses in ethics and philosophy. The program is for workers in positions where an undergraduate degree will allow entrance into public service or Christian vocation or lay ministry; Individuals who need a general education or wish to gain further knowledge in the areas of biblical and religious studies; and those who desire to apply for future admission to a graduate program in the religious disciplines.

4 – YEAR PROGRAMME: RELIGION AND HUMAN RELATIONS

FIRST YEAR: FIRST SEMESTER

Course Code	Course Title	Credits
LRS 101	Introduction to the Study of Religion	2
LRS 111	The People of the OT: Origins to Exodus	2
LRS 121	The Background of the New Testament	2
LRS 131	The Birth of Christian Civilization	2
LRS 141	Introduction to Islam	2
LRS 151	Introduction to African Traditional Religion	2
LRS 161	Introduction to Ethics	2
LRS 171	Introduction to Human Relations	2
General Studies’ Courses:
GSS 101	Use of English 1	2
GSS 103	Philosophy and Logic	2
GSS 108	Basic Igbo Studies I	2
Total		22

FIRST YEAR: SECOND SEMESTER

Course Code	Course Title	Credits
Departmental Courses:
LRS 112	Introduction to the Pentateuch	2
LRS 122	Introduction to Biblical Greek	2
LRS 132	Christian Values	2
LRS 142	Islam in West Africa	2
LRS 152	Ancestorship in African Traditional Religion	2
LRS 162	Sociology of Religion	2
LRS 172	Psychology of Religion	2
General Studies’ Courses:
GSS 102	Use of English 11	2
GSS 104	History and Philosophy of Science	2
GSS 109	Basic Igbo Studies II	2
Inter-Faculty Course:
Phil 102	Introduction to African Philosophy	2
Total		22

SECOND YEAR: FIRST SEMESTER

Course Code	Course Title	Credits
Departmental Courses:
LRS 201	History of Religions	2
LRS 211	Elements of Hebrew Grammar	2
LRS 221	The Traditions of Jesus	2
LRS 222	Biblical Greek I	2
LRS 231	Early Christian History and Doctrine To 451/AD1	2
LRS 241	Introducing Quran	2
LRS 251	African Traditional Beliefs and Philosophy	2
LRS 261	Comparative Ethics	2
LRS 271	Religion and Communication Skills	2
CSC 101	Introduction to Computer Science	2
General Studies’ Course:
GSS 107	Nigerian Peoples and Culture	2
Total		23

SECOND YEAR: SECOND SEMESTER

Course Code	Course Title	Credits
Departmental Courses:
LRS 202	A Philosophy of Existence of God	2
LRS 212	People of the OT: Settlement to Exile	2
LRS 214	Hebrew Grammar – Syntax	2
LRS 224	Biblical Greek II	2
LRS 226	The Synoptic Gospels	2
LRS 232	Christian History and Doctrine II	2
LRS 252	Major Shrines and Deities in ATR	2
LRS 262	Religious Ethics	2
CSC 102	Computer Application	2
Total		19

THIRD YEAR: FIRST SEMESTER

Course Code	Course Title	Credit Unit
Departmental Courses:
LRS 301	Comparative Religion	2
LRS 311	People of the OT: Return from Exile to Pre-NT Times	2
LRS 313	Hebrew Grammar and Syntax II	2
LRS 321	Earliest Christianity: Paul and his Theology	2
LRS 331	The Medieval Church	2
LRS 333	History of Christianity in West Africa	2
LRS 341	Islamic Ethics	2
LRS 351	Healing in African Traditional Religion	2
LRS 361	Religion and Social Change	2
LRS 371	Religious Crisis and Conflict Management In Nigeria	2
General Studies’ Course:
GS 105	Theories of Knowledge	2
Total		22

THIRD YEAR: SECOND SEMESTER

Course Code	Course Title	Credits
Departmental Courses:
LRS 312	Prophets and Prophecy in the Old Testament	2
LRS 322	Johannine Writings	2
LRS 323	Literature of NT – Epistles in English	2
LRS 332	The Reformation	2
LRS 334	Soteriology	2
LRS 362	Christian Ethics	2
LRS 364	Religion and Human Values	2
LRS 372	Religion, Creativity and Human Relations	2
LRS 382	Research Method	2
Total			18

FOURTH YEAR: FIRST SEMESTER

Course Code	Course Title	Credits
Departmental Courses:
LRS 401	Religion and Science	2
LRS 411	Old Testament Theology	2
LRS 421	New Testament Theology	2
LRS 423	Literature of NT – Acts of the Apostles In English	2
LRS 431	Nigerian Church History	2
LRS 461	Contemporary Ethical Issues	2
LRS 471	History and Development of Human Rights	3
LRS 481	Departmental Seminar	2
Total		17

FOURTH YEAR: SECOND SEMESTER

Course Code	Course Title	Credits
Departmental Courses:
LRS 402	Contemporary Religious Issues	2
LRS 412	Apocalyptic Writings	2
LRS 414	Literature of OT – The Writings in English	2
LRS 422	Pastoral Epistles	2
LRS 432	The Church in Modern Society	2
LRS 452	Modern African Religions	2
LRS 492	Project	6
Total		18

6 – YEAR PART TIME PROGRAMME: BA- RELIGION

FIRST YEAR: FIRST SEMESTER

Course Code	Course Title	Credits
Departmental Courses:
LRS 101	Introduction to the Study of Religion	2
LRS 111	The People of the OT – Origins to Exodus	2
LRS 121	The Background of the New Testament	2
LRS 131	The Birth of Christian Civilization	2
LRS 141	Introduction to Islam	2
LRS 151	Introduction to African Traditional Religion	2
General Studies’ Courses:
GSS 101	Use of English 1	2
GSS 104	History and Philosophy of Science	2
Total		16

FIRST YEAR: SECOND SEMESTER

Course Code	Course Title	Credits
Departmental Courses:
LRS 112	Introduction to the Pentateuch	2
LRS 122	Introduction to Biblical Greek	2
LRS 132	Christian Values	2
LRS 142	Islam in West Africa	2
LRS 161	Introduction to Ethics	2
LRS 171	Introduction to Human Relations	2
General Studies’ Course:
GSS 102	Use of English 11	2
Total		14

SECOND YEAR: FIRST SEMESTER

Course Code	Course Title	Credits
Departmental Courses:
LRS 152	Ancestorship in African Traditional Religion	2
LRS 162	Sociology of Religion	2
LRS 172	Psychology of Religion	2
LRS 201	History of Religions	2
LRS 211	Elements of Hebrew Grammar	2
LRS 221	The Traditions of Jesus	2
LRS 222	Biblical Greek I	2
LRS 231	Early Christian History and Doctrine to 451/AD 1	2
General Studies’ Course:
GSS 103	Introduction to Philosophy	2
GSS 107	Nigerian Peoples and Culture	2
Total		20

SECOND YEAR: SECOND SEMESTER

Course Code	Course Title	Credits
Departmental Courses:
LRS 202	A Philosophy of Existence of God	2
LRS 212	People of the OT: Settlement to Exile	2
LRS 213	Hebrew Grammar – Syntax	2
LRS 224	Biblical Greek II	2
LRS 223	The Synoptic Gospels	2
LRS 232	Christian History and Doctrine II	2
LRS 241	Introducing Quran	2
LRS 251	African Traditional Beliefs and Philosophy	2
LRS 261	Comparative Ethics	2
LRS 271	Religion and Communication Skills	2
General Studies Course:
GSS 102	Introduction to African Philosophy	2
Total		22

THIRD YEAR: FIRST SEMESTER

Course Code	Course Title	Credits
Departmental Courses:
LRS 252	Major Shrines and Deities in ATR	2
LRS 262	Religious Ethics	2
LRS 301	Comparative Religion	2
LRS 311	People of the OT: Return From Exile to Pre-NT Times	2
LRS 312	Hebrew Grammar and Syntax II	2
LRS 321	Earliest Christianity: Paul and His Theology	2
LRS 331	The Medieval Church	2
LRS 332	History of Christianity in West Africa	2
General Studies Course:
GSS 101	Introduction to Computer Science	3
GSS 106	Theories of Knowledge	2
Total		21

THIRD YEAR: SECOND SEMESTER

Course Code	Course Title	Credits
Departmental Courses:
LRS 312	Prophets and Prophecy in the OT	2
LRS 322	Johannine Writings	2
LRS 323	Literature of NT – Epistles in English	2
LRS 341	Islamic Ethics	2
LRS 351	Healing in African Traditional Religion	2
LRS 361	Religion and Social Change	2
LRS 371	Religious Crisis and Conflict Management In Nigeria	2
General Studies Course:
GSS 102	Computer Application	3
Total		17

FOURTH YEAR: FIRST SEMESTER

Course Code	Course Title	Credits
Departmental Courses:
LRS 332	The Reformation	2
LRS 333	Soteriology	2
LRS 362	Christian Ethics	2
LRS 363	Religion and Human Values	2
LRS 372	Religion, Creativity and Human Relations	2
Total		10

FOURTH YEAR: SECOND SEMESTER

Course Code	Course Title	Credits
Departmental Courses:
LRS 382	Research Method	2
LRS 401	Religion and Science	2
LRS 411	Old Testament Theology	2
LRS 421	New Testament Theology	2
Total		8

FIFTH YEAR: FIRST SEMESTER

Course Code	Course Title	Credits
Departmental Courses:
LRS 422	Literature of NT: Acts of the Apostles in English	2
LRS 431	Nigerian Church History	2
LRS 461	Contemporary Ethical Issues	2
LRS 471	History and Development of Human Rights	2
Total		8

FIFTH YEAR: SECOND SEMESTER

Course Code	Course Title	Credits
Departmental Courses:
LRS 402	Contemporary Religious Issues	2
LRS 412	Apocalyptic Writings (NT)	2
LRS 413	Literature of OT – The Writings in English	2
LRS 481	Departmental Seminar	2
Total		8

SIXTH YEAR: FIRST SEMESTER

Course Code	Course Title	Credits
Departmental Courses:
LRS 422	Pastoral Epistles	2
LRS 432	The Church in Modern Society	2
Total		4

SIXTH YEAR: SECOND SEMESTER

Course Code	Course Title	Credits
Departmental Courses:
LRS 452	Modern African Religions	2
LRS 492	Project	6
Total		8

CURRICULUM SUMMARY

TOTAL CREDIT HOURS – 131

MINIMUM GPA: 2.00 or Higher

Introduction

The Bachelor of Divinity programme is designed for students who wish to advance their knowledge of God (Theology), the Bible and Ministry so that they can pursue graduate study or serve in the diverse ministries of the church – pastors, Missionaries, church planters etc.. A Bachelor of Divinity degree holder can complete a Master of Divinity program in less than two years.

Objectives

Develop a deep, broad and accurate knowledge of God’s word and be able to articulate the Christian message for all occasions. Develop a passion for ministry, preaching, evangelism, discipleship and community transformation. Gain an experiential understanding of ministry and worship practices

General Studies (36 Credits)

English as a Second Language -Grammar and Reading (3 Credits)

English as a second Language- Writing and Comprehension (3 Credits)

Introduction to Behavioral Sciences (3 credits)

Introduction to the Natural Sciences- Biology (3 credits)

Arithmetics (3 credits)

Introduction to Social Sciences (3 credits)

Introduction to Economics (3 credits)

Introduction to Sociology (3 credits)

Introduction to Anthropology (3 Credits)

Introduction to Psychology (3 Credits)

Philosophy for Understanding Theology (3 credits)

Research Methodology (3 Credits)

Biblical Studies (7 Credits)

Old Testament Survey (3 Credits)

New Testament Survey (3 Credits)

How to study the Bible (1)

Theological studies (14 Credits)

Theology I (4 Credits)

Theology II (4 Credits)

Biblical Interpretation (3 Credit)

Introduction to Christian Apologetics (3 Credits)

Leadership and Christian Discipleship (21 Credits)

Foundations for Christian Leadership (3 Credits)

Ministries of the Church (3 credits)

Introduction to Pastoral Care (3 Credits)

Church Leadership and Administration (3 Credits)

Discipleship and Teaching (3 Credits)

Introduction to Christian Ethics (3 Credits)

The Confessions (3 Credits).

Worship, Preaching and Missions (15 Credits)

Sermon Development and Organization I (3 Credits)

Preaching Praxis (3 Credits)

Introduction to Missions (3 Credits)

Introduction to Worship (3 Credits)

Evangelism- sharing your faith (3 Credits)

Church History and Humanities (14 Credits)

General Church History I (4 Credits)

General Church History II (4 credits)

African Church History (3 credits)

Introduction to World Religions (3 Credits)

Ministry Praxis/ Other Courses – (12 Credits)

Integrative Seminar -Capstone Course (1 credit)

Ministers’ Formation Groups (2 Credits)

Cross-Cultural Ministry Apprenticeship – (2 Credits)

Bible Knowledge Examination – (4 Credits)

Pastoral Ministry Internship – (2 Credits)

Tent Maker Workshop and Practice (1 Credits)

Electives (12 Credits)

Any number of courses in areas of interest totaling 12 Credits. OPTIONAL- Students considering to complete a Master of Divinity degree in 18 months are advised to take the underlisted courses in place of the electives.

Introduction to Biblical languages: Biblical Hebrew I (3 Credits)

Introduction to Biblical Languages: Biblical Hebrew II (3 Credits)

Introduction to Biblical languages: Biblical Greek I (3 Credits)

Introduction to Biblical Languages: Biblical Greek II (3 Credits)

CURRICULUM SUMMARY

TOTAL CREDIT HOURS – 122

MINIMUM GPA: 2.00 or Higher

Introduction

The Bachelor of Ministry programme is designed for students who wish to have general knowledge of Ministry and the Bible so that they can serve in diverse leadership ministries of the church – pastor, worship Leadership, Musician, Executive Pastor, NGO leadership, church planter etc.. A Bachelor of Divinity degree holder can complete a Master of Arts degree in Theological studies, biblical studies, Christian Education, NGO leadership and Christian Counselling in less than two years.

Objectives

Develop a good knowledge of God’s word and be able to articulate the Christian message for all occasions. Develop a passion for ministry leadership, evangelism, discipleship and community transformation. Gain an experiential understanding of ministry practices.

General Studies (30 Credits)

English as a Second Language -Grammar and Reading (3 Credits)

English as a second Language- Writing and Comprehension (3 Credits)

Introduction to Behavioral Sciences (3 credits)

Introduction to the Natural Sciences- Biology (3 credits)

Arithmetics (3 credits)

Introduction to Social Sciences (3 credits)

Introduction to Economics (3 credits)

Introduction to Sociology (3 credits)

Introduction to Psychology (3 Credits)

Research Methodology (3 Credits)

Biblical Studies (7 Credits)

Old Testament Survey (3 Credits)

New Testament Survey (3 Credits)

How to study the Bible (1)

Theological studies (8 Credits)

Theology I (4 Credits)

Theology II (4 Credits)

Leadership and Christian Discipleship (36 Credits)

Foundations for Christian Leadership (3 Credits)

Ministries of the Church (3 credits)

Introduction to Pastoral Care (3 Credits)

Church Leadership and Administration (3 Credits)

Discipleship and Teaching (3 Credits)

Introduction to Christian Ethics (3 Credits)

The Confessions (3 Credits).

Contemporary Christian Issues (3 Credits)

Basics of Communications for Managers and Administrators (3 Credits)

How to develop a new church ministry and NGOs (3 Credits)

Basics of Finance and Accounting for Ministry (3 Credits)

Strategic Planning for Ministry (3 credits)

Worship, Preaching and Missions (9 Credits)

Introduction to Missions (3 Credits)

Introduction to Worship (3 Credits)

Evangelism- sharing your faith (3 Credits)

Church History and Humanities (8 Credits)

General Church History I (4 Credits)

General Church History II (4 credits)

Ministry Praxis/ Other Courses – (12 Credits)

Integrative Seminar -Capstone Course (1 credit)

Ministers’ Formation Groups (2 Credits)

Cross-Cultural Ministry Apprenticeship – (2 Credits)

Bible Knowledge Examination – (4 Credits)

Leadership Internship – (2 Credits)

Tent Maker Workshop and Practice (1 Credits)

Electives (12 Credits)

Any number of courses in areas of interest totaling 12 Credits. OPTIONAL- Students who want to complete a Master of Divinity degree earlier than three years are advised to take the underlisted courses in place of the electives.

Introduction to Biblical languages: Biblical Hebrew I (3 Credits)

Introduction to Biblical Languages: Biblical Hebrew II (3 Credits)

Introduction to Biblical languages: Biblical Greek I (3 Credits)

Introduction to Biblical Languages: Biblical Greek II (3 Credits)

CURRICULUM SUMMARY

TOTAL CREDIT HOURS – 125

MINIMUM GPA: 2.00 or Higher

Introduction

The Bachelor of Theology programme is designed to equip the learner with foundational knowledge and analytic skills to express the beauty and reasonableness of Christian doctrines with theological precision and wisdom. The BTh program will increase your knowledge of God, fire up your passion to serve Him in educational and pastoral ministries as well as equip you you to use scripture, history and tradition to engage the world. A Bachelor of Theology degree holder can complete a Master of Theology program in less than two years.

Objectives:

Students will develop the basic skills of observation, interpretation, and application in the study of the Bible. Students will be able to develop skills of critical thinking in their reading, researching, writing, and speaking of God, doctrines and the Christian life. Learners will understand and evaluate contemporary issues in relationship to Christian living within their cultural context. Students will be able to identify and describe the theories and practices that had shaped Christianity and the main contributors in church history.

REQUIRED COURSES.

General Studies (24 Credits)

English as a Second Language -Grammar and Reading (3 Credits)

English as a second Language- Writing and Comprehension (3 Credits)

Introduction to Behavioral Sciences (3 credits)

Arithmetics (3 credits)

Introduction to Anthropology (3 Credits)

Philosophy for Understanding Theology (3 credits)

Logic and Critical Thinking (3 Credits)

Research Methodology (3 Credits)

Biblical Studies (22 Credits)

Old Testament Survey (3 Credits)

New Testament Survey (3 Credits)

How to study the Bible (1)

Introduction to Biblical languages: Biblical Hebrew I (3 Credits)

Introduction to Biblical Languages: Biblical Hebrew II (3 Credits)

Introduction to Biblical languages: Biblical Greek I (3 Credits)

Introduction to Biblical Languages: Biblical Greek II (3 Credits)

Biblical History and Geography (3 credits)

Theological studies (30 Credits)

Introduction to Theology (3 Credits)

Doctrine of God (Theology proper) (3 Credits)

Doctrine of Man -Anthropology (3 Credits)

Doctrine of the Holy Spirit – Pneumatology (3 credits)

Hermeneutics- biblical interpretation (3 Credit)

Introduction to Christian Apologetics (3 Credits)

New Testament Theology (3 Credits)

Old Testament Theology (3 credits)

Historical Theology (3 credits)

Issues in African Christian Theology (3 Credits)

Leadership and Christian Discipleship (6 Credits)

Ministries of the Church (3 credits)

Introduction to Christian Ethics (3 Credits)

Worship, Preaching and Missions (9 Credits)

Sermon Development and Organization I (3 Credits)

Preaching Praxis (3 Credits)

Church History and Humanities (14 Credits)

General Church History I (3 Credits)

General Church History II (3 Credits)

African Church History (3 credits)

Introduction to World Religions (3 Credits)

Ministry Praxis/ Other Courses – (8 Credits)

Integrative Seminar -Capstone Course (1 credit)

Ministers’ Formation Groups (2 Credits)

Bible Knowledge Examination – (4 Credits)

Tent Maker Workshop and Practice (1 Credits)

Electives (12 Credits)

Any number of courses in areas of interest totaling 12 Credits.

CURRICULUM SUMMARY

TOTAL CREDIT HOURS – 112

MINIMUM GPA: 2.00 or Higher

Introduction

The Master of Divinity (MDiv) programme at LEMA is a professional degree for ministry. Whether you want to be a pastor, missionary, chaplain or church planter, the Master of Divinity programme at LEMA would prepare and equip you for these ministries.

The MDiv program is designed to be comprehensive and rich in content, combining a discipleship of the head, heart and hand so that you may be thoroughly equipped for diverse ministry opportunities. This is achieved through a curriculum that combines the foundational study of the bible, theology, Church history, and the ancient languages with culture relevant practical preparation and spiritual formation. The ultimate goal is for you to know Christ, develop a passion for the gospel and have essential hands-on ministry skills to serve God’s people and impact the world for Christ.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:

A degree in any discipline. However, MDiv students with no undergraduate level study of philosophy, logic and critical thinking may be required to take make-up courses in these areas ahead of matriculation to ensure graduation after three years of study.

DURATION OF STUDY

The MDiv programme is designed to be completed in three years. Those with Bachelors of Theology or Bachelor of Divinity might be able to complete the MDiv programme at a shorter time.

COURSE REQUIREMENTS

Biblical Studies (27 Credits)

Survey of the Bible (3 Credits)

Introduction to Biblical languages: Biblical Hebrew I (3 Credits)

Introduction to Biblical Languages: Biblical Hebrew II (3 Credits)

Introduction to Biblical languages: Biblical Greek I (3 Credits)

Introduction to Biblical Languages: Biblical Greek II (3 Credits)

The Psalms and Wisdom Writings (3 Credits)

Old Testament Narratives (3 Credits)

New Testament Narratives (the Gospel and Acts) (3 Credits)

New Testament studies – Letters (3 Credits)

Theological studies (11 Credits)

Systematic Theology I (3 Credits)

Systematic Theology II (3 Credits)

Biblical Interpretation (2 Credit)

Apologetics (3 Credits)

Leadership and Christian Discipleship (18 Credits)

Foundations for Ministry Leadership (3 Credits)

Introduction to Pastoral Care (3 Credits)

Discipleship and Teaching (3 Credits)

Ethics and the Christian Worldview (3 Credits)

Counseling in Pastoral Ministry (3 Credits)

The Confessions for Christian Formation (3 Credits).

Worship, Preaching and Missions (14 Credits)

Theory and Methods in Biblical Preaching (2 Credits)

Preaching Practicum I (2 Credits)

Preaching Practicum II (2 Credits)

The Missional Ministry (2 Credits)

Communal Worship Practices and Leadership (3 Credits)

The Gospel in a Multi-Faith Culture (3 Credits)

Church History and Humanities (16 Credits)

The Church in History I (3 Credits)

The Church in History II (3 credits)

African Church History (3 credits)

Introduction to World Religions (3 Credits)

Nigerian (Ugandan) Church History (2 Credits)

Understanding Church Polity (1 Credits)

Ministry Praxis/ Other Courses – (27 Credits)

Integrative Seminar -Capstone Course (1 credit)

Ministers’ Formation Groups (4 Credits)

Cross-Cultural Ministry Apprenticeship – (2 Credits)

Pastoral Ministry Internship – (6 Credits)

Tent Maker Workshop and Practice (2 Credits)

Electives (12 Credits)

Any number of courses in areas of interest totaling 12 Credits