Opportunities for meeting state and national Southern Baptist leaders as part of field trips to various denominational agencies. Within each major, students may choose either a language or non-language degree. All four degrees provide a solid background in ministry-related subject areas while encouraging students to take courses from a wide variety of other subject areas. Minors through the Christian Studies Division include Bible, Christian Education, Youth Ministry, Youth and Music Ministry, and Senior Adult Ministry. The Fewell Center for the Study of Technology in Ministry, located in the Christian Studies Division office suite, provides students with access to the latest biblical studies software resources and computer technology.
Internet connections allow students to connect with ministry -related resources worldwide.
Challenging, Relevant Courses A broad array of courses are offered through the Christian Studies Division. All students seeking a degree offered through this division will take courses such as Biblical Interpretation, Christian Doctrine, Christian Ethics, Evangelism, Survey of Christian Education, Church Administration, Introduction to Southern Baptist Work, and Internship. All Bible majors enrolled in either the B.A. or B.S. degree programs will take courses that lead them through every book in the Bible and offer training in preaching and pastoral ministry. In addition, Bible majors enrolled in the B.A. program also learn to translate both Hebrew and Greek. Students may take a wide variety of elective courses designed for more specialized ministry-related training.