Department of Missions
MI 301 ~ Introduction to Missions (3 hours)
An examination of both the practical aspects of life on the mission field and the biblical philosophy that properly determines effective missions work.
MI 302 ~ Survey of Missions (3 hours)
A study of the practical and significant aspects of modern missions. Missionary work is viewed from both the local church and the mission field.
MI 304 ~ Missionary Evangelism (2 hours)
This course details the principles, techniques, and philosophies needed in reaching people with the Gospel on the foreign field.
MI 305 ~ The Missionary’s Wife (2 hours)
This course explains how a missionary’s wife can be a help to her husband as they seek to raise support, go on deputation and influence their mission field for Christ. Practical instruction is also given on raising children and maintaining a home abroad.
MI 401 ~ Customs and Cultures (2 hours)
A study of the various cultures and customs of people around the world. This course helps equip the student with a better understanding of how to reach and minister to various groups of people.
MI 402 ~ History of Missions (3 hours)
This course examines the history of missions from apostolic days to the present, including the biographies of the world’s greatest missionaries.