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Bachelor of Arts in Christian Education Prerequisite: Associate of Arts or equivalent (60 semester hours). Each student will be evaluated upon entering the Bachelor degree program. Credit will be given for past studies, ministerial or church related experience, transfer credit and special training related to the BA degree program. The number of courses you will need will then be determined. Requirements: A total of 120 credit hours are needed to receive a Bachelors degree. 60 credit hours from the Associate degree or transfer credits plus ministerial credits and 60 hours in the Bachelor program. Each course is 3 credit hours. All students must complete at least 15 credit hours in the major in which they enroll. Courses in the major are indicated by course numbers (c.f. BTH = Theology, BMN = Ministry, BCC = Christian Counseling, BCE = Christian Education). A minimum of 15 credit hours must be earned from S.B.C.S. No degrees are granted solely upon transferred and life/work credit. Tuition can be paid @ $50.00 per month. Books are paid for when ordered.(The first book must be ordered when entering the program.) The price of each textbook is $45.
Course # Course Name Cost of Text Credit BAC 401 Doctrine $45.00 3 BAC 402 Basic Christian Theology $45.00 3 BAC 403 New Testament Survey $45.00 3 BAC 404 Old Testament Survey $45.00 3 BAC 405 Prayer $45.00 3 Course # Course Name Cost of Text Credit BCE 401 Apologetics $45.00 3 BCE 402 Christian Education I $45.00 3 BCE 403 Basics on Christian Education $45.00 3 BCE 404 Developmental Education $45.00 3 BCE 405 Principles in Teaching $45.00 3 BCE 406 Youth Ministry $45.00 3 BCE 407 Christian Ethics $45.00 3 BCE 408 Church Evangelism $45.00 3 BCE 409 Introduction to Missions $45.00 3 BCE 410 Introduction to Ministry $45.00 3 BCE 411 Introduction to Teaching $45.00 3 BCE 412 Structuring Small Groups $45.00 3 BCE 413 Church Administration I $45.00 3 BCE 414 Pentateuch $45.00 3 BCE 415 Church History $45.00 3
Course Descriptions
BAC 401 - Doctrine - This course will explain what theology is and then progresses through the doctrines of revelation, God, creation and providence, humanity, sin, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, the atonement and salvation, the church, and eschatology. It will also give you pedagogical aids and chapters on post-modernity and contemporizing the gospel.
BAC 402 - Basic Christian Theology - This course reminds us that, as humans, we are all theologians. Just experiencing ourselves, others, and the world raises theological questions in our minds. Questions to be answered: Can God be known? Where did the universe come from? How do I know what is right and wrong? Who is Jesus Christ? What is our ultimate destiny as humans? BAC 403 - New Testament Survey - This course will introduce the New Testament and give a broad understanding of the context and themes of the individual 27 books of the New Testament. BAC 404 - Old Testament Survey - This course will introduce the Old Testament and give a broad understanding of the context and themes of the individual 39 books that make up the Old Testament. You will understand the covenants that God made with His chosen people, the Children of Israel. BAC 405 - Prayer - |
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