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Seminary Academics

Intercultural Ministry Certificate Requirements

In conjunction with the Evangelical Covenant Church’s priority of serving globally, ²ÝݮӰÊÓ Theological Seminary’s Center for World Christian Studies offers the 12 credit hour Certificate in Intercultural Ministry. Designed for current and future leaders—chaplains, missionaries, clergy or laity—it provides a missiological foundation and a supervised learning experience to facilitate intercultural ministry wherever God calls one to serve.

Total Semester Hours: 12

Required courses (3 sh)

  • MNST 6151 Cultural Dimensions of Mission

One of the following travel courses (3 sh)

  • MNST 6125 Issues of Christian Faith in the Americas
  • MNST 6130 The Gospel in Asian Context
  • MNST 6135 Experiencing African Christianity
  • MNST 6140 Experiencing Global Christianity
  • MNST 6352 Journey to Mosaic
  • MNST 6401 Sankofa: Racial Righteousness and Reconciliation
    To participate in a travel course, students must first apply.

Two of the following (6 sh)

  • MNST 5110 Religions and Cultures
  • MNST 6150 God’s Global Vision: Mission As Biblical Theme
  • MNST 6152 Rethinking Mission: Lessons From Christian Art, History & Practice
  • MNST 7190 Topic: Global Partnership: PracticingBiblical Koinonia
  • MNST 7190 Topic: Developing Intercultural Ministries

Detailed description of these courses can be found in our Academic Catalog (Full Seminary Catalog) on pages 63–77.

Class Format

The courses are taught in a variety of formats including online, week-long intensives, and traditional on-campus, allowing for distance learning. The travel courses typically require work before and after the travel period.