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So are we. Here’s how Criswell College can prepare you for a lifetime of impact for Christ. We are… Biblical. Imagine having the same textbook in every class. At Criswell, everything we teach is saturated with Scripture. You will be grounded in a core of intense classes in theological and Biblical studies, such as Old Testament, New Testament, Theology, Hermeneutics, and the original Biblical languages of Greek and Hebrew. Relevant. How do you reach a changing cultural with an unchanging message? Criswell will equip you to engage our culture and the marketplace of ideas through classes in humanities, philosophy, ethics, natural science, logic, faith and culture, and others. You will learn to view every aspect of life - politics, art, culture, etc. - through a Christian frame of reference. Missional. As a student here, not only do you need school supplies and textbooks, you will need a passport. Because of our passion to reach the nations for Christ, we require every student to take a mission trip before graduation. You will have a chance to put what you learn here in Dallas into practice on a street-corner in Bombay, a village in Africa, or a school in London. At Criswell, you will start doing ministry now. Our prayer for you, as you consider Criswell, is that you will start looking at the world as your mission field. We long for the day when every nation, tribe, and tongue will gather around the throne. Criswell College is preparing students to go to the ends of the earth to make this a reality. We pray that you are one of them… Until every knee bows, The Admissions Team Criswell College
Above all else, we seek to know and glorify Jesus. We are radically driven by the gospel. Everything we do, from academics to missions, is done for God’s glory. In the words of our founder, Criswell College “is to be a school built for the glory of God, to magnify the Lord Jesus and His mission and meaning to the world.” Our students have written blank checks to Jesus, committing themselves to go wherever He leads. In your time here, you will join with fellow students in weekly chapel worship experiences, participate in prayer groups across the campus, be involved in local church ministry, and be a part of regular student-led worship nights. In addition to the vibrant worship experienced on campus, we seek to extend the gospel outside the walls of the campus by participating in inner-city evangelism and global mission trips. We worship Christ above all else.
Faculty We have a servant-hearted and scholarly faculty with degrees from respected institutions such as Yale, Wheaton, Southern Seminary, the University of Texas, and others. Having a high professor-to-student ratio will allow you to form meaningful relationships with your professors both inside and outside of the classroom. Program Our fully-accredited degree programs will stretch you in every way. You will be taking more classes in Bible and Theology than any other undergraduate program in the state and more than many graduate programs. You will be exposed not only to historic theologians such as Augustine and Luther, but to secular influences such as Plato and Descartes, so that you will able to engage anyone in a meaningful discussion about faith and the world around us.
Not only do we offer financial aid which never has to be paid back, we also partner with local churches and the Southern Baptists of Texas Convention to provide grants and scholarships to enable your education to become a reality. On top of all of this, our tuition remains well below the national average. See below for a schedule of tuition and fees. UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT Tuition (Per Credit Hour) $261 Fees required each semester (non-refundable) $335 # of CLASSES TUITION/FEES 1 $1,118.00 2 $1,901.00 3 $2,684.00 4 $3,467.00 5 $3,467.00 6 $3,467.00
GRADUATE STUDENT Tuition (Per Credit Hour) $336 Fees required each semester (non-refundable) $ 335 # of CLASSES TUITION/FEES 1 $1,343.00 2 $2,351.00 3 $3,359.00 4 $3,359.00 OTHER STUDENT Sit-Ins $185 Audits $635
How is Criswell affecting the world? With over 2,000 alumni serving world-wide, Criswell College has made an impact for Jesus Christ. You will join the many pastors, missionaries, leaders in theological and secular education, teachers and counselors who have distinguished themselves in every area in which they have served.
Some o f our Alumni: • • • • • • • • • •
Dr. Danny Akin, President of Southeastern Seminary Dr. Ergun Caner, President of Liberty Seminary Steve and Patty Ellis, Leaders of Southeast Asian Operations, International Mission Board Dr. David Allen, Dean of the School of Theology, Southwestern Seminary Patricia R., Missionary to Africa, International Mission Board, Dr. John Mark Caton, Pastor, Cottonwood Creek Baptist Church (Allen, TX), Chairman of the Board or Trustees, Southwestern Seminary Susie Hawkins, Speaker and Women’s Ministry leader Dr. Roger Spradlin, Pastor, Valley Baptist Church (Bakersfield, CA), Fmr. Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Southern Seminary Dr. K.P. Yohannan, Founder and President of Gospel for Asia Mark Tabb, New York Times best-selling author
Our students are making a difference at home and abroad. Each face at Criswell tells a story. Students have come from around the world to serve God here. Our student body is filled with a rich diversity of ethnicity and gender and our students are from a wide variety of evangelical denominations. We are committed to training servants from diverse backgrounds to lead in ministries around the world for Christ. While at Criswell you will be involved in ministry now, whether it is sharing the gospel with the homeless, serving at a local church, or taking a mission trip to the other side of the world. The servant-leaders at Criswell are making an impact for Christ and leaving a legacy. The only question is‌
Will you join the legacy
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Diploma Biblical Studies This program is designed for the ministerial student who is not necessarily a high-school graduate. This program is also offered in Spanish. GENERAL EDUCATION CORE (9 hours) ENG 100 Basic English Grammar (no credit) ENG 101 English Grammar and Composition ENG 201 English Composition LIT 101 Hermeneutics BIBLE AND THEOLOGY CORE (27 hours) BIB 101 Bible Introduction NTS 101 New Testament Survey I NTS 201 New Testament Survey II OTS 101 Old Testament Survey I OTS 201 Old Testament Survey II THS 101 Spiritual Foundations THS 203 Systematic Theology I THS 301 Systematic Theology II THS 302 Systematic Theology III APPLIED STUDIES ECM 100 Encounter Missions (required every semester) MINIMU DEGREE REQUIERMENTS 36 hours
Associate of Arts Biblical Studies This program is designed primarily for the student desiring basic general education with a strong biblical and theological foundation. GENERAL EDUCATION CORE (19 hours) ENG 100 Basic English Grammar (no credit) ENG 101 English Grammar and Composition ENG 201 English Composition HUM 201 The Roman World PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology PSY 102 Dynamics of Marriage and Family SCI 201 Natural Science SEM 100 College Success Seminar (one hour) BIBLE AND THEOLOGY CORE (30 hours) BIB 101 Bible Introduction LIT 101 Hermeneutics NTS 101 New Testament Survey I NTS 201 New Testament Survey II OTS 101 Old Testament Survey I OTS 201 Old Testament Survey II THS 101 Spiritual Foundations THS 203 Systematic Theology I THS 301 Systematic Theology II THS 302 Systematic Theology III MINISTRY CORE (3 hours) EMS 101 Personal Evangelism CONCENTRATION (9 hours) Choose one concentration OPEN ELECTIVE STUDIES (3 hours) ___ ___Elective Studies APPLIED STUDIES ECM 100 Encounter Missions (required every semester) MINIMUM DEGREE REQUIERMENTS 64 hours
Concentrations Available: Counseling Ministry Education Ministry Evangelism/Missions Humanities Jewish Ministry Philosophy Student Ministry
Bachelor of Arts Biblical Studies This program enables the student to become grounded in biblical and theological studies while allowing the student to significantly personalize the degree by choosing one or two minors in areas of ministry interest. GENERAL EDUCATION CORE (48 hours) ENG 100 Basic English Grammar (no credit) ENG 101 English Grammar and Composition ENG 201 English Composition GRK 201 Greek I GRK 202 Greek II HEB 301 Hebrew I HEB 302 Hebrew II HUM 101 The Ancient World HUM 201 The Roman World HUM 402 American Culture HUM 404 Faith and Culture LIT 101 Hermeneutics PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology PSY 102 Dynamics of Marriage and Family SCI 201 Natural Science SEM 100 College Success Seminar (one hour) SEM 400 Senior Seminar (two hours) One of the following: PHI 201 Introduction to Philosophy PHI 402 Introduction to Ethics BIBLE AND THEOLOGY CORE (33 hours) NTS 101 New Testament Survey I NTS 201 New Testament Survey II OTS 101 Old Testament Survey I OTS 201 Old Testament Survey II THS 101 Spiritual Foundations THS 201 Church History THS 202 Baptist History and Distinctives THS 203 Systematic Theology I
THS 301 Systematic Theology II THS 302 Systematic Theology III One of the following: BIB 101 Bible Introduction NTS 310 New Testament Intensive OTS 310 Old Testament Intensive MINISTRY CORE (9 hours) EMS 101 Personal Evangelism EMS 417 Mission Practicum MIN 401 Introduction to Biblical Exposition DEGREE MINOR(S) If one minor (15 hours), then 24 hours of electives. If two minors (30 hours), then 9 hours of electives. APPLIED STUDIES ECM 100 Encounter Missions (required every semester) MINIMUM DEGREE REQUIERMENTS 129 hours *Students may choose one minor with up to 24 hours of open electives or may choose two minors with up to 9 hours open electives. Minors Available: Biblical Languages Counseling Ministry Education Ministry Evangelism/Missions Humanities Jewish Ministry Pastoral Ministry Philosophy Preaching Student Ministry
Master of Arts Christian Leadership This program is designed to provide basic theological and ministry education for persons who want to be better equipped for ministry, advance in their employment setting, but who have little or no previous theological education. The M.A.C.L. is intended primarily for lay persons. PREREQUISITES (12 hours) Personal Evangelism Systematic Theology I, II, III CORE CURRICULUM (18 hours) EDU 615 Conflict Management MIN 505 Christian Leadership NTS 503 New Testament Introduction OTS 503 Old Testament Introduction THS 504 Spiritual Foundations THS 610 Theology of Leadership One of the following tracks: SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP TRACK (15 hours) EDU 501 Educational Ministry in the Church EDU 610 Organizational Management MIN 625 Topics in Leadership PHI 540 Moral Philosophy One of the following: NTS 510 New Testament Intensive OTS 510 Old Testament Intensive EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP TRACK (15 hours) EDU 501 Educational Ministry in the Church EDU 532 Principles of Teaching EDU 601 Educational Psychology EDU 601 Organizational Management One of the following: NTS 510 New Testament Intensive OTS 510 Old Testament Intensive
OPEN ELECTIVE STUDIES ___ ___ Elective Studies APPLIED STUDIES ECM 100 Encounter Missions (required every semester) MINIMUM DEGREE REQUIERMENTS 36 hours
Master of Arts Jewish Studies This academic degree provides the student the opportunity to pursue scholarly and practical study in the field of Jewish Studies. PREREQUISITES (30 Hours) Greek Hebrew Old Testament New Testament Theology CORE CURRICULUM (30 hours) HEB 620 Hebrew Exegetical Method I JMS 502 Introduction to Jewish Studies JMS 505 History and Geography of Israel JMS 510 History of the Jewish People JMS 521 Jewish Intercultural Communication JMS 550 Theology of Israel JMS 560 Messianic Prophecy JMS 610 Rabbinic Literature JMS 620 Jewish Life and Culture One of the following: JMS 500 Introduction to Biblical Archaeology JMS 670 Topics in Jewish Studies RESEARCH COURSES (6 hours) RES 602 Research Seminar RES 603 M.A. Thesis APPLIED STUDIES ECM 100 Encounter Missions (required every semester) MINIMUM DEGREE REQUIRMENTS 36 hours Criswell B.A. graduates with a minor in Jewish Studies may take the Advanced Jewish Studies Track.
Master of Arts Counseling NON-LICENSURE TRACK This program is designed to prepare students to counsel individuals, couples, and families within a Christian context. BIBLICAL STUDIES PREREQUISITES (15 hours) EMS 101 Personal Evangelism LIT 101 Hermeneutics THS 101 Spiritual Foundations One of the following: BIB 501 Bible Introduction NTS 503 New Testament Introduction OTS 503 Old Testament Introduction One of the following: THS ___ Systematic Theology I, II or III COUNSELING PREQUISITES (12 hours) PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology PSY 102 Dynamics of Marriage & Family PSY 201 Introduction to Counseling PSY 306 Developmental Psychology COMMON M.A. CORE (12 hours) EDU ___ Education Elective EMS ___ Missions Elective THS ___ Theology Elective One of the following: NTS 510 New Testament Intensive OTS 510 Old Testament Intensive COUNSELING CORE (12 hours) CSL 505 Counseling Theories CSL 510 Social, Cultural, and Family Issues CSL 515 Counseling Methods and Techniques CSL 601 Appraisal and Assessment Techniques COUNSELING ELECTIVES (6 hours) Two of the following: CSL ___ Counseling Elective EDU 601 Educational Psychology
EDU 615 Conflict Management MIN 703 Pastoral Care and Counseling COUNSELING PRACTICUM (6 hours) CSL 620 Professional Orientation CSL 630 Practicum I APPLIED STUDIES ECM 500 Encounter Missions (required every semester) MINIMUM DEGREE REQUIRMENTS (36 hours) LICENSURE TRACK This program is designed to prepare students to counsel individuals, couples, and families from a Christian worldview. It also provides the required courses and preparation necessary to take the state licensure exam. BIBLICAL STUDIES PREREQUISITES (15 hours) EMS 101 Personal Evangelism LIT 101 Hermeneutics THS 101 Spiritual Foundations One of the following: BIB 501 Bible Introduction NTS 503 New Testament Introduction OTS 503 Old Testament Introduction One of the following: THS ___ Systematic Theology I, II or III COUNSELING PREREQUISITES (12 hours) PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology PSY 102 Dynamics of Marriage & Family PSY 201 Introduction to Counseling PSY 306 Developmental Psychology COUNSELING CORE (30 hours) CSL 505 Counseling Theories CSL 510 Social, Cultural, and Family Issues CSL 515 Counseling Methods and Techniques CSL 520 Human Growth and Development CSL 525 Abnormal Human Behavior
CSL 530 Lifestyle and Career Development CSL 601 Appraisal and Assessment Techniques CSL 605 Research CSL 615 Group CSL 620 Professional Orientation COUNSELING ELECTIVES (12 hours) CSL ___ Counseling Elective EDU 601 Educational Psychology EDU 615 Conflict Management MIN 703 Pastoral Care and Counseling COUNSELING PRACTICUM (6 hours) CSL 630 Practicum I CSL 640 Practicum II APPLIED STUDIES ECM 500 Encounter Missions (required every semester) MINIMUM DEGREE REQUIRMENTS 48 hours This degree meets the current licensing requirements for the State of Texas, 2010/2011
Master of Arts Theological and Biblical Studies This academic degree is designed to better equip students for ministry in the church, other institutional settings, an M.Div program with advanced standing, or doctoral studies. BIBLICAL STUDIES TRACK OR SYSTEMATIC/HISTORICAL THEOLOGICAL TRACK PREREQUISITES (39 Hours) Church/Baptist History 6 Hours Greek 6 Hours Hebrew 6 Hours New Testament 6 Hours Old Testament 6 Hours Personal or Church Evangelism 3 Hours Theology 6 Hours CORE CURRICULUM (12 Hours) GRK 620 Greek Exegetical Syntax I HEB 620 Hebrew Exegetical Method I PHI 503 Faith and Reason PHI 505 Philosophical Hermeneutics BIBLICAL THEOLOGY STUDIES (3 Hours) One of the following: NTS 602 New Testament Theology OTS 602 Old Testament Theology BIBLICAL STUDIES OR SYSTEMATIC/HISTORICAL THEOLOGICAL TRACK RESEARCH/ELECTIVE STUDIES (6 Hours) RES 602 Research Seminar One of the following: RES 603 M.A. Thesis ___ ___ Elective Studies APPLIED STUDIES ECM 500 Encounter Missions (required every semester) MINIMUM DEGREE REQUIERMENTS 36 hours
PHILOSOPHICAL OR INTERDISCIPLINARY TRACK PREREQUISITES (45 Hours) Church/Baptist History 6 Hours Greek 6 Hours Hebrew 6 Hours New Testament 6 Hours Old Testament 6 Hours Personal or Church Evangelism 3 Hours Philosophy/Ethics 6 Hours Theology 6 Hours CORE CURRICULUM (12 Hours) GRK 620 Greek Exegetical Syntax I HEB 620 Hebrew Exegetical Method I PHI 503 Faith and Reason PHI 505 Philosophical Hermeneutics BIBLICAL THEOLOGY STUDIES (3 Hours) One of the following: NTS 602 New Testament Theology OTS 602 Old Testament Theology PHILOSOPHICAL OR INTERDISCIPLINARY TRACK (15 Hours) RESEARCH/ELECTIVE STUDIES (6 Hours) RES 602 Research Seminar One of the following: RES 603 M.A. Thesis ___ ___ Elective Studies APPLIED STUDIES ECM 500 Encounter Missions (required every semester) MINIMUM DEGREE REQUIERMENTS 36 hours
Master of Arts Theological and Biblical Studies Tracks BIBLICAL STUDIES TRACK Five of the following: GRK 610 Greek Reading and Exegesis GRK 630 Greek Exegetical Syntax II HEB 610 Hebrew Reading and Exegesis HEB 630 Hebrew Exegetical Method II MIN 631 Preaching from the New Testament MIN 633 Preaching from the Old Testament NTS ___ Gospels or Acts Elective NTS ___ Epistles for Revelation Intensive NTS 602 New Testament Theology NTS 715 Topics in New Testament OTS ___ Pentateuch or Historical Intensive OTS ___ Wisdom or Prophetic Intensive OTS 602 Old Testament Theology OTS 715 Topics in Old Testament SYSTEMATIC/HISTORICAL THEOLOGICAL TRACK THS 550 Theology Intensive THS 615 Patristic and Medieval Theology THS 635 Prologomena /Theological Method THS 650 Reformation/Post-Reformation Theology THS 665 Modern and Postmodern Theology PHILOSOPHY STUDIES TRACK PHI 502 Philosophy of Religion PHI 510 Critical Thinking PHI 520 Philosophy of Language PHI 530 Mind and Body PHI 540 Moral Philosophy
INTERDISCIPLINARY TRACK THS 715 Topics in New Testament Studies OTS 715 Topics in Old Testament Studies PHI 502 Philosophy of Religion THS 550 Theology Intensive THS 635 Prolegomena and Theological Method
Master of Arts Ministry This professional degree provides the student the opportunity to pursue scholarly and practical study in the field of pastoral studies. PREREQUISITES (39 Hours) Church/Baptist History 6 Hours Greek 6 Hours Hebrew 6 Hours Old Testament 6 Hours New Testament 6 Hours Evangelism 3 Hours Theology 6 Hours CORE CURRICULUM (18 hours) GRK 620 Greek Exegetical Syntax I HEB 620 Hebrew Exegetical Method I MIN 701 Preparation of Expository Sermons PHI 505 Philosophical Hermeneutics One of the following: NTS 510 New Testament Intensive OTS 510 Old Testament Intensive One of the following: PHI 502 Philosophy of Religion THS 610 Theology of Leadership THS 665 Modern and Postmodern Theology MINISTRY STUDIES (9 hours) Three of the following: EDU 501 Educational Ministry in the Church EDU 610 Organizational Management EDU 615 Conflict Management EMS 602 Church Planting MIN 651 History and Theology of Preaching MIN 628 Doctrinal Preaching MIN 703 Pastoral Care and Counseling PRACTICUM STUDIES (3 hours) MIN 705 Ministry Practicum
ELECTIVE STUDIES (6 hours) May include thesis upon request ___ ___ Elective Studies ___ ___ Elective Studies APPLIED STUDIES ECM 500 Encounter Missions (required every semester) MINIMUM DEGREE REQUIERMENTS 36 hours
Master of Divinity
This program prepares graduate students, who hold a baccalaureate degree in a non-theological field, the opportunity for a broad theological education and preparation for doctoral studies while earning a recognized ministerial degree BIBLICAL STUDIES AND LANGUAGES (36 hours) BIB 501 Bible Introduction GRK 501 Greek I GRK 502 Greek II HEB 501 Hebrew I HEB 502 Hebrew II NTS 501 New Testament Introduction I NTS 601 New Testament Introduction II OTS 501 Old Testament Introduction I OTS 601 Old Testament Introduction II PHI 505 Philosophical Hermeneutics One of the following: GRK 610 Greek Reading and Exegesis GRK 620 Greek Exegetical Syntax I One of the following: HEB 610 Hebrew Reading and Exegesis HEB 620 Hebrew Exegetical Method I THEOLOGY/PHILOSOPHY STUDIES (21 hours) PHI 502 Philosophy of Religion THS 504 Spiritual Foundations THS 510 Systematic Theology I THS 515 Systematic Theology II THS 520 Systematic Theology III THS 603 Church History THS 604 Baptist History and Distinctives MINISTRY STUDIES (72 hours) EMS 501 Personal Evangelism MIN 701 Preparation of Expository Sermons MIN 702 Delivery of Expository Sermons One of the following: CSL 510 Social, Cultural, and Family Issues
EMS 550 History and Theology of Missions MIN 505 Christian Leadership THS 610 Theology of Leadership PRACTICUM STUDIES (3 hours) MIN 715 Ministry Practicum DIVINITY STUDIES TRACKS (15 hours) Choose a Divinity Studies Track OPEN ELECTIVE STUDIES (3 hours) ___ ___ Elective Studies APPLIED STUDIES ECM 500 Encounter Missions (required every semester) MINIMUM DEGREE REQUIREMENTS (90 hours)
Master of Divinity Advanced Standing This program prepares the Criswell B.A. graduate (or equivalent) to enter a doctoral program of study or serve effectively in a variety of leadership roles for pastoral or teaching ministry. BIBLICAL LANGUAGES AND THEOLOGY (27 Hours) GRK 610 Greek Reading and Exegesis GRK 620 Greek Exegetical Syntax I GRK 630 Greek Exegetical Syntax II HEB 610 Hebrew Reading and Exegesis HEB 620 Hebrew Exegetical Method I HEB 630 Hebrew Exegetical Method II NTS 602 New Testament Theology OTS 602 Old Testament Theology RES 602 Research Seminar MINISTERIAL, PHILOSOPHICAL AND THEOLOGICAL STUDIES (21 Hours) EMS ___ Evangelism/Missions Elective MIN 505 Christian Leadership PHI 503 Faith and Reason PHI 505 Philosophical Hermeneutics THS 550 Theology Intensive THS 650 Modern and Post Modern Theology One of the following: CSL 510 Social, Cultural, and Family Issues PHI 540 Moral Philosophy STRATEGIC CHURCH LEADERSHIP STUDIES (3 Hours) One of the following: EMS 502 Church Growth EMS 602 Church Planting PRACTICUM STUDIES (3 Hours) MIN 715 Ministry Practicum DIVINITY STUDIES TRACKS (15 Hours) Choose a Divinity Studies Track
OPEN ELECTIVE STUDIES (6 Hours) ___ ___ Elective Studies ___ ___ Elective Studies APPLIED STUDIES ECM 500 Encounter Missions (required every semester) MINIMUM DEGREE REQUIREMENTS 75 hours
Master of Divinity Divinity Studies Tracks BIBLICAL STUDIES TRACK Five of the following: GRK 610 Greek Reading and Exegesis HEB 610 Hebrew Reading and Exegesis MIN 631 Preaching from the New Testament MIN 633 Preaching from the Old Testament NTS ___ Gospels or Acts Elective NTS ___ Epistles for Revelation Intensive NTS ___ General Epistles or Revelation Elective NTS 701 New Testament Theology NTS 715 Topics in New Testament OTS ___ Pentateuch or Historical Intensive OTS ___ Wisdom or Prophetic Intensive OTS 602 Old Testament Theology OTS 715 Topics in Old Testament PHILOSOPHY STUDIES TRACK PHI 502 Philosophy of Religion PHI 510 Critical Thinking PHI 520 Philosophy of Language PHI 530 Mind and Body PHI 540 Moral Philosophy EVANGELISM TRACK EMS 510 Evangelism in the Book of Acts EMS 515 Evangelism and the Kingdom of God EMS 625 Modern Revival and Awakenings EMS 710 Contemporary Issues in Evangelism MIN 635 Evangelistic Preaching
JEWISH STUDIES TRACK JMS 502 Introduction to Jewish Studies JMS 521 Jewish Intercultural Communication JMS 550 Theology of Israel JMS 560 Messianic Prophecy One of the following: JMS 500 Introduction to Biblical Archeology JMS 505 History of Geography of Israel JMS 670 Topics in Jewish Studies PASTORAL CARE AND COUNSELING TRACK CSL 505 Counseling Theories CSL 510 Social, Cultural and Family Issues CSL 515 Counseling Methods and Techniques CSL 601 Appraisal and Assessment Techniques CSL ___ Counseling Elective PASTORAL MINISTRY TRACK EDU 610 Organizational Management EMS 502 Church Growth MIN 701 Preparation of Expository Sermons MIN 702 Delivery of Expository Sermons MIN 703 Pastoral Leadership INTERDISCIPLINARY TRACK Five courses from the five Divinity Tracks or Five advanced theology courses from the M.A. Theological and Biblical Studies: Systematic/HistoricalTheology Track.