MISSIONS,
CHURCH PLANTING
AND EVANGELISM
MS 56l0-Mission
Philosophy I
-Practical steps to formulation and articulation of the student's
mission philosophy by comparing and integrating Scriptural teachings
with the mission philosophies of various authors.
(3 credits)
MS 5611 - Mission
Philosophy II
-Builds upon the insights of mission philosophy I and takes the
student to more mature and practical understandings by exploring
the thoughts and practices of contemporary missionaries. Provides
a working foundation for the ministry. (prerequisite: MS 5610)
(3 credits)
MS 5622 - Theology
of Mission Ministry
-A practical study of Biblical foundations and Biblical avenues
of approach in order to develop a mission mentality, one that
can be used to communicate a mission mentality to the student's
own congregation.
(3 credits)
MS 5635-Church Planting
Principles and
Practices
-A study of practices that work in planting new churches that
grow. Includes material designed to help the student understand
demographics, sociologic factors and economic factors that influence
ministry and the people involved.
(3 credits)
MS 5640 - A Theology
of Evangelism
-A study of the history, philosophy, methodology and practice
of sharing one's faith with a variety of people and in differing
circumstances.
(3 credits)
MS 5641 - Cults
and Deviant Religions
-A study designed to acquaint the pastor, missionary and Christian
worker with cults and religious movements that influence the community
where he ministers. Clarifies the link between the Tower of Babel
and the New Age movement.
(3 credits)
MS 5650 - Jewish
Evangelism
-A study of the mandate, mission and methodology of evangelism
to the Jews. Specifically, a study of how to use the Old Testament
Scripture to lead a Jewish person to faith in the Messiah - Jesus.
Actual soul-winning participation is required as part of this
course.
(3 credits)