Empower Yourself with a Women in Ministry Leadership Certificate
The Women in Ministry Leadership Certificate program is designed to encourage and empower students to define and develop their calling to bi-vocational or vocational ministry. Students will explore the unique roles of people in the Bible, investigate historical and contemporary influential leaders, be challenged to assess one’s gifts, talents and skills for leadership and service in the church and ministry/work setting, and foster study skills to better prepare oneself for teaching and preaching. Students may apply credit hours earned to the Christian Ministries Bachelor’s Degree program.
Learn More About Your Certificate
As you prepare to begin your certificate at MACU, our enrollment counselors are ready to assist you. Please take a look at this downloadable info sheet, featuring an overview of MACU’s Women in Ministry Leadership certificate. Don’t hesitate to reach out by emailing [email protected] or calling 888-888-2341 if you have any questions.
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Courses
BINT2103
Basic Principles of Inductive Bible Study
This course will introduce the basic principles of the Inductive Bible study method: observation, interpretation, composition and application.
BINT2303
Survey of Romans
This course will highlight Paul’s mission, purpose for writing, and theological themes, such as righteousness through faith, the need for salvation, and fundamentals for living the Christian life.
BINT3713
Foundations of Ethics: The Life and Teachings of Jesus
A study of the Gospels focusing upon the life and ministry of Jesus Christ and His death and resurrection, with a view toward applying His life-changing principles to one’s everyday life.
NATS1303
Health and Wellness
Addresses and explores the components of personal health blended with the presentation and understanding of information relating to fitness and wellness. Physical fitness and wellness along with the other ingredients of this course will create an understanding of how to improve health, have a higher quality of life, and longevity. (science, general education elective, elective)
PMIN1103
Foundations of Ministry
This is the first course in ministry for those who are preparing for ministry. Serious attention will be given to the nature of a call to ministry and an appropriate response. Through various testing instruments, observation and interview, the student will assess his/her temperament, interest, and gifts for ministry and/or other careers. Each person will receive assistance in setting personal and educational goals. Offered every semester.
PMIN2913
Women in Ministry
The participation of women in the vocation of ministry has contributed greatly to the mission of the church. The class explores theological, sociological, psychological and political issues raised by the participation of women in the ministerial vocation. Offered spring semester: odd numbered years.
PMIN4303
Leadership Formation
This course will introduce the student to basic leadership principles and methods. Students will be exposed to various leadership styles. Students will understand the principles of a personal leadership style, vision, mission and purpose. The student will examine the role of change, inspiration/motivation and servant leadership. Prerequisites: PMIN 1103. Offered every spring semester.
THEO3813
Judeo-Christian Ethics
A study of theoretical and practical problems of moral conduct and proposed solutions with an emphasis upon the nature of ethics, values, right obligations, and opportunities.