Online Bachelor of Ministry

The "Bachelor of Ministry" program is designed to prepare future church ministers, missionaries, educators, and Christian leaders. The program's primary goal is to provide students with a deep understanding of theology, Scripture, practical ministry, and leadership skills essential for effective service in the modern church and society.

Key Areas of Study:

• Biblical Studies: In-depth study of the Old and New Testaments, hermeneutics, and exegesis.

• Theology: Systematic theology, historical theology, ethics, apologetics.

• Practical Ministry: Pastoral counseling, homiletics, missionary work, spiritual mentoring, ministry organization.

• History of Christianity: This section covers the development of Christianity from apostolic times to the present and the history of the evangelical movement.

• Leadership and Administration: Church management skills, ministry strategy, team building.

• Christian Education: Teaching methods, working with different age groups, curriculum development.

Program Duration: 5 years (6 courses per year).

Format: Online

Outcome: Upon completion of the program, graduates receive a Bachelor of Ministry degree, qualifying them to work in church and missionary organizations, teach in Christian educational institutions, and pursue further studies at the master's level.

1st Semester

• Foundations of Christian Life

• The Pentateuch

• Acts of the Apostles

• Hermeneutics

• Church History I

• Teaching Methodology

2nd Semester

• Historical Books of the Old Testament

• Homiletics I

• Synoptic Gospels

• Church History II

• Pastoral Care for Specific Groups

• Theology I (Theology/Bibliology)

3rd Semester

• Poetic Books of the Old Testament

• Missiology

• Christian Ethics

• History of the Evangelical Movement

• Pneumatology

• Theology II (Angelology/Anthropology/Hamartiology)

4th Semester

• Theology III (Christology/Soteriology)

• Foundations of Marriage and Family

• Liturgics/Hymnology

• Foundations of Youth Ministry

• Romans/Galatians

5th Semester

• Pastoral Epistles

• Apologetics

• Prophetic Books of the Old Testament

• 1-2 Corinthians

• Foundations of Pastoral Care

• Theology IV (Ecclesiology/Eschatology)