Christian Studies, Minor (Online)

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Complete 21 credit hours of core ministry courses and Christian Studies elective courses for an undergraduate minor in Christian Studies.

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Why Minor Online in Christian Studies at PBA?

Pursue your passion for ministry and theology from anywhere with an online undergraduate minor in Christian Studies. Complete 21 credit hours through a flexible curriculum that includes core ministry courses and Christian Studies electives – designed to fit your schedule and support your calling.

This online minor will enrich your understanding of Scripture and Christian thought, encouraging ethical reflection on today’s pressing societal issues. You’ll also be equipped in the essential disciplines of Christian discipleship and service, all within a digital learning environment.

Strengthen your written and oral communication skills, cultivate a habit of critical reflection, and develop a deeper appreciation for the multicultural world in which you live, work, and serve.

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What You'll Learn

Students will explore the rich history of Christian thought, studying key doctrines and influential figures over the past 2,000 years. They’ll also gain practical skills in studying the Bible using basic methods suited for non-ministry tracks. Additionally, the program offers a foundational guide to personal spiritual growth through practices such as prayer, worship, Bible study, and journaling, drawing from both biblical and historical sources.

About the School of Ministry

The School of Ministry is all about equipping. We equip passionate young people with the earthly tools and spiritual perspective needed to create positive change in the world guided by the Word of God. We promise a connected, engaging and fulfilling learning experience that will equip you to use your gifts for His Glory. Our programs prepare students through expert instruction in Bible, theology, history and real-world ministry skills.

As a student majoring in any of the undergraduate programs offered in the School of Ministry, you’ll wade into an ocean of diverse learning opportunities designed to prepare you to positively impact lives.

  • Gain specialized training in ministry
  • Experience spiritual growth with a deeper understanding of God and His Word
  • Practice your ministry abilities through internships, practicum experiences and field service activities
  • And travel on any of PBA’s more than 20 annual mission trips

Christian Studies Elective Courses (9 Credits)

A minimum of 6 of the 9 credits must be upper level.

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Want to complete the Christian Studies in person? We offer this program at our Palm Beach Campus as well!

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Lead with faith, learn to use your gifts for God, and become a world-changer in PBA’s School of Ministry.

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