The Pastoral Ministry major at Morris College is specifically designed for those students who are called to a professional career in the ministry. Courses are designed to give students a sound foundation of biblical knowledge as well as an ability to articulate the social teachings of Jesus Christ as central to the fundamental principles upon which the Christian Church is based. Classroom work is supported by activities that provide students an understanding of the administrative operations of the Church, including the roles of ministers as both spiritual and organizational leaders.
Upon completion of the Pastoral Ministry degree program, graduates will:
Courses | Credits |
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General Education | 49 |
Major Courses | 39 |
REL 302 Principles of Worship | 3 |
REL 304 Theology of the Old Testament | 3 |
REL 305 Theology of the New Testament | 3 |
REL 306 Black Church Studies | 3 |
REL 311 Church Administration | 3 |
REL 315 Baptist Polity | 3 |
REL 316 The Social Teachings of Jesus | 3 |
REL 318 Theology and Christian Thought | 3 |
REL 319 Black Theology | 3 |
REL 400 Christian Ethics | 3 |
REL 401 Homiletics | 3 |
REL 404 Pastoral Care and Counseling | 3 |
REL 415 Internship | 3 |
Other Required courses | 7 |
ENG 310 Advanced Composition and Rhetoric | 3 |
JRS 300 Junior Seminar | 1 |
MUS 330 Church Music | 3 |
Minor | 18 |
Electives | 9 |
TOTAL | 122 |