Methods of Youth Work

CED 211 | 2 Credit Hours
Focuses on the promotion and direction of youth work in areas such as evangelistic youth rallies, summer camp, clubs, and organizations. Emphasis is placed on the needs, motivations, and cultures of the modern teenager.

Church Education Ministries

CED 212 | 2 Credit Hours
A study of the organization and administration of the Sunday School, Vacation Bible School, and other children’s ministries in the church. Promotions, visual aids, and methods of reaching children with the Gospel will be studied.

Christian Women’s Ministry

CED 213 | 2 Credit Hours
Biblical principles delineating a godly woman’s responsibilities regarding herself, her family, and her Christian ministry.

The Preacher’s Wife

CED 214 | 2 Credit Hours
The class will deal with the multi-faceted role of the preacher’s wife, both in the home and in the church.

Christian Counseling I

CED 301 | 2 Credit Hours
A biblical approach to counseling concerning common problems such as separation, anger, worry, fear, depression, self-esteem, guilt, and communication.

Christian Counseling II

CED 302 | 2 Credit Hours
A continuation of CED 301 giving a biblical approach to counseling concerning common problems including hyperactive disorder, lying, stealing, sexual issues, alcohol abuse, parenting, and medical issues.

Homiletics I

CED 311 | 2 Credit Hours
This course studies sermon building. An emphasis is placed on outlining and the delivery of expository sermons. Instruction is also given in the preparation and delivery of other sermon types.

Homiletics II

CED 312 | 2 Credit Hours
This course studies sermon building. An emphasis is placed on outlining and the delivery of expository sermons. Instruction is also given in the preparation and delivery of other sermon types.

Leadership

CED 314 | 2 Credit Hours
A general consideration of basic leadership principles, particularly in the context of ministry situations.

Church Administration I

CED 401 | 2 Credit Hours
A practical study of the pastor’s leadership and responsibilities, and his relationship to those who follow him.

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