9 courses with the subject MIN, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
MIN 001009 Ministry Formation Group 1–9
Ministry Formation Groups are semester-long groups that provide on-going service and mentorship opportunities to foster spiritual and ministry formation in our students. MFG are 0 credits and pass/fail. They are required as a component of the Ministry Formation Program. Students should consult the current Ministry Formation handbook for how many completions are required per their degree level (associate, bachelor, graduate).
A study of the biblical basis of evangelism and those disciplines of the Christian life of which personal evangelism is the natural outflow. The study includes an examination of biblical passages concerning the need for worldwide cross-cultural witnessing.
This course explores biblical revelation concerning development of spiritual disciplines. In addition, consideration will be given to the various ministries of the Holy Spirit as related to doing the will of God, cleansing from personal sin, and doctrine of sanctification, as well as principles of spiritual growth under grace.
This course serves dual purposes. First, it is the capstone course, giving graduating students a chance to review the knowledge expected in the major and addresses employment and continuing education opportunities. Second, this course gives students ministry experience in which they can develop, practice, and reflect upon ministry under the supervision of a mentor. Students can choose the area of ministry (local church or otherwise) for their internship. 136
This course explores biblical revelation concerning development of spiritual disciplines. In addition, consideration will be given to the various ministries of the Holy Spirit as related to doing the will of God, cleansing from personal sin, and the doctrine of sanctification, as well as principles of spiritual growth under grace.
A study of the biblical basis of evangelism and those disciplines of the Christian life of which personal evangelism is the natural outflow. The study includes an examination of biblical passages concerning the need for worldwide cross-cultural witnessing for the development of a missions program for the local church.
The purpose of the class is to equip the minister in leading a culture of disciple-making in the local church. Careful attention will be given to evaluating contemporary practices of disciple-making and elements within a disciple-making culture, identifying leadership principles and characteristics needed for leading a disciple-making strategy, and the developing of an intentional strategy to create a disciple-making culture.
