Charlotte Christian College and Theological Seminary · Courses
CE
28 courses with the subject CE, 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.
CE 130Introduction to Youth Ministry () An introduction to the needs of today’s3
postmodern adolescents, the philosophy of ministry to meet those needs, and the application of that philosophy through programming models of youth ministry.
CE 232Christian Induction and Discipleship Training () A study of the biblical mandate to3
disciple new Christians and bring them into the life of the church, including new member orientation, and the methods for involving them in the lifelong process of personal Christian growth and ministry. This course will magnify the importance of developing and administering a Discipleship Training Program in the local church.
CE 234Youth Ministry Programming () A study of the practical aspects of youth ministry –3
designing a program to fit your context, recruiting and training volunteer workers, speaking, leading Bible studies, disciplining, planning retreats/events, small groups, budgeting, administration, etc.
CE 430Supervised Study and Research () A course in field research and writing designed to3
give the student firsthand experience in a specific area of interest that he / she may encounter in the ministry of Christian education. The student will be assigned to an advisor to follow him / her through the course of study.
CE 522Church History Research () A research and writing project that deals with a3
specific aspect of church history and how it shaped what is happening in the church today. The student will be assigned to an Academic Advisor with the parameters established by the Administration. 169
CE 523Teaching Practicum () An opportunity for the student to get firsthand3
experience teaching under direct supervision of a well-qualified, experienced instructor. The student will learn how to create a syllabus, lesson plan, and how to teach in various settings.
CE 527/528 Supervised Research I & II (3/) A research and writing project in the6
student’s particular area of interest in the field of Christian Education. The student will be assigned to an Academic Advisor for two semesters with the parameters established by the Administration.
CE 534Adult Education Ministries () A study of the principles and methods of adult3
education in the local church. The psychological, spiritual, physical, and social aspects of adult education are addressed in the context of service related ministries.
