Charlotte Christian College and Theological Seminary · Courses
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32 courses with the subject UM, 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.
UM 232Planting and Growing Urban Churches () Planting and Growing Urban Churches3
gives the basics for planting urban/city churches, and orientation to early church foundations. Contextualizing theology and the gospel towards the city and developing the “God-Talk” as it applies to the relevance of urban churches to urban life. The course examines the psychology, sociology and theology of urban culture, and addresses the practical dimensions of establishing an urban church.
UM 234Urban Youth Ministry and Recreation () This course deals with the deep-seated3
problems of urban youths and how to reach them with the Gospel where they are. Recreational outlets and opportunities are explored in conjunction with urban youth ministry.
UM 334The Urban Church and City Government () A behind the scenes look at the3
infrastructure of city politics and the interrelationship of community business and social organizations that compose the decision-making dynamics within the city. A look at how the inner-city church can thrive in the urban environment.
UM 335Urban Ministry: Foundation Work () Academic study of missions in urban areas in3
terms of evangelism, church planting, and church development in the meeting of social needs within a specific community. Relates to urban ministry considerations in both U.S. cities and cities of world-class status in other countries .
UM 337Managing Non-Profit Ministries () This course teaches the student how to take an3
existing non-profit and move it to sustainability. The course looks at legalities, fund-raising, capital gifts campaigns, budgeting, bookkeeping, long range planning, policymaking, strengthening the Board, and much more. 158
UM 434Practicum in Urban Youth Ministry () The student will be assigned to the field in3
urban youth work with attention given to evangelism, discipleship, recreation, organization and special needs under the appropriate supervision. (Prerequisite UM 234)
UM 436Practicum in Church Planting () A course designed to be a hands-on practicum3
involving an internship in a recent local church plant. The main components of the course include in-depth analysis and assessment of the work being observed.
UM 532Urbanology () Urbanology is the study of urban affairs and the specialized3
problems of cities, such as planning, education, sociology and politics. This course is a sociological and demographic study of Urban America from a theological perspective. In it the student will focus on urban environments and their impact on human behavior utilizing an interdisciplinary approach to urban problem solving. 177
Degree Program Elective Requirements (each course 3 credit hours – 12 hours total) 12 Credit Hours of Electives Total of 66 Credit Hours for a Master of Arts in Urban Christian Ministries Degree
Graduate Language 1 (This is a graduate language pertaining to the student’s chosen field of ministry. It can either be a biblical language or a contemporary language. Greek I, Hebrew I, Spanish I or another) Graduate Language 2 (This is a graduate language pertaining to the student’s chosen field of ministry. It can either be a biblical language or a contemporary language. Greek II, Hebrew II, Spanish II or another) Degree Program Elective Requirements (each course 3 credit hours – 12 hours total) 12 Credit Hours of Electives Total of 66 Credit Hours for a Master of Arts in Urban Christian Ministries Degree MASTER OF ARTS IN URBAN CHRISTIAN MINISTRY CONCENTRATION IN YOUTH MINISTRY Degree Program Core Requirements (each course 1.5 - 3 credit hours - 33 hours total)