Curriculum and Program Structure

Cultural Anthropology

• Study of human cultures, their beliefs, practices, and social structures, focusing on understanding cultural differences and similarities.

Cross Cultural Evangelism

• Examines how people from different cultures communicate and how to effectively share the Gospel in culturally sensitive ways

 Contextual Theology

• Understanding how to interpret and apply biblical teachings within different cultural contexts.

World Religions

• Study of major world religions (e.g., Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism) to understand their beliefs and practices, fostering respectful engagement and evangelism.

Missiology

• Study of missions, evangelism, and the strategies needed to spread the Gospel across cultures.

Cross-Cultural Leadership

• Equipping students with skills to lead diverse teams and work within different cultural settings, focusing on humility, adaptability, and servant leadership.

Global Christianity

• Exploring the growth and influence of Christianity worldwide, with an emphasis on how the Church is developing in different cultural regions.

 Church Planting and Growth in Diverse Contexts

• Training in how to plant and grow churches in cross-cultural and multicultural environments.

 Peacemaking and Conflict Resolution

• Addressing conflict in multicultural settings and promoting reconciliation through biblical principles.