Southeastern Free Will Baptist Bible College · Courses
MI
11 courses with the subject MI, 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.
MI 201202 Philosophy & Theology of Missions I, II hrs4
A study of biblical theology that makes clear the Christian’s authority and responsibility to evangelize the world and provides the student a basis to formulate a philosophy of missions that leads to a successful ministry. Two semesters.
This course is designed to help meet the need for the students to understand their responsibility for involvement in world evangelism. One semester. 91
MI 211Local Church Philosophy for World Missions hrs2
This course deals with the philosophy of the local church in world missions and the obligatory nature of the Great Commission upon the local church. One semester.
Designed for the Mission student to work under the supervised leadership of a foreign missionary during the summer months for at least four weeks. One semester.
This course is designed to equip prospective missionaries for life and ministry through adaptation to another culture that expresses itself in a foreign language, value system, set of religious beliefs, and way of life. This course focuses on crossing cultural barriers. One semester.
This course will give students a general knowledge of non- Christian religions around the world with special emphasis upon the doctrines, writings, and practices of each. One semester.
A course designed to show the student how to train new converts to become useful servants for the Lord. Special emphasis will be placed on the methods Jesus used in training the twelve disciples. One semester.
MI 405406 Life and Work on the Mission Field I, II hrs4
This course begins with the call of the missionary and traces his steps in reaching the field. His personal and family life in a foreign culture and his work on the field are analyzed. MI 405 is a prerequisite for MI 406. Two semesters. 92