The Bachelor of Arts in Ministry program prepares the graduate for the particular ministry to which God has called him or her. The graduate will excel in preparing and proclaiming Bible messages and lessons, providing quality counsel to those to whom he or she ministers, and producing leaders for the ministries and programs of the local church.
For many graduates, this degree is their final formal ministry preparation. For those called to continue their education, the Bachelor of Arts in Ministry is an excellent foundation for graduate studies.
If you would like to know more about this degree, please contact us at admissions@ccbbc.edu or call (606) 337-3196 EXT: 150 or 104.
The Bachelor of Arts in Ministry program prepares the graduate for the particular ministry to which God has called him or her. The graduate will excel in preparing and proclaiming Bible messages and lessons, providing quality counsel to those to whom he or she ministers, and producing leaders for the ministries and programs of the local church.
The purpose of this degree is to train worship and music leaders to lead congregations with musical skillfulness and faithfulness to biblical theology. This degree consists of 120 hours; the first 3 years are classroom-oriented and the 4th year is spent on the field.
The Bachelor of Arts in Pastoral Ministry is designed to prepare and equip graduates to fulfill their calling as pastors within the context of the local church. As such, participation in this program will focus heavily on the areas of pastoral preaching, care, leadership, and counseling.
The Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Counseling Ministry serves a dual purpose. It meets the needs of students preparing for a pastoral role in ministry who desire a targeted pursuit of study in counseling. It also equips those students who are training in preparation for other ministry roles/areas that would benefit from pursuing biblical counseling specialization and vocational preparation in their local settings (teaching, missions, para-church ministries, community counseling clinics, support ministries - etc.).
Recent studies have shown that more churches are closing than opening. As churches close their doors, the gospel impact in the community is lost. We want to be a part of a movement that reverses the trend. Our Church Planting program combines foundational preparation in biblical, theological, and ministry education with electives designed specifically for those called to be church planters.This degree consists of 120 hours; the first 90 hours are classroom-oriented, and the final 30 hours are spent in the field training.