Students enrolled in our 10-hour accredited curriculum will survey God’s work in the world through the lenses of Christians who have operated under challenging circumstances – from surrounding cultural hostility to outright persecution.
We offer courses in applied theology covering Kingdom prayer, biblical Christology and anthropology, global and local apologetics from a non-dominant view, ethics, church and mission history from the margins, domestic and global human rights, and discipleship/spiritual formation under difficult conditions.
Courses are designed for students who have either experience with, or a burden for, world Christianity and ministry in communities that exist on the margins, including missionaries, church planters, and lay leaders.
Certificate Curriculum
Course Number | Course Name | Credit Hours |
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PT6395 | Theology & Mission of Prayer | 2 hours |
PT6227 | Christian View of Human Rights | 2 hours |
HT6211 | Christianity as a Cultural Minority | 2 hours |
PT6228 | Principles of Leadership: Daniel and Nehemiah | 2 hours |
ST6516 | World Christianity and Perseverance | 2 hours |
Credits earned may apply toward various RTS degrees including the Master of Divinity (MDiv) and the Master of Arts Biblical Studies (MABS).