Campus Ministries is largely student-led and is organized into several ministry teams that offer students opportunities for a wide range of involvement and service. The Workship program, similarly, incorporates students, faculty, and staff and is often student-led. Workship is the distinctive service program at PBA which enables students to offer a Christian response to human needs by serving in nonprofit agencies, churches, and schools outside the college community. As volunteers, students develop a firsthand awareness of Christian responsibility and the cultivation of Christian values in the face of society s most pressing needs. Additionally, Workship allows students to learn to serve others while developing technical, interpersonal, and social skills.
Major emphasis is placed upon students getting involved in ministry teams.
Women s Bible Study Opportunities for short-term missions involvement are offered each year during winter, spring, and summer breaks. Campus Ministries works in cooperation with other ministry organizations on campus, including Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Newman Club, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, and Baptist Campus Ministries. Chapel is an opportunity for the college community to participate in personal and corporate transformation through worship. All full-time undergraduate students and students on chapel probation must attend chapel. Students must accumulate a minimum of 24 chapel credits during each year of enrollment.