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Objectives of the Program
The M.T.S. with emphasis in Christian Counseling is especially developed for men and women desiring advanced skills in Christian or Pastoral counseling for usage in the life of the church and for family ministry. It is an integrative program of Human behavior studies and theology. The program is designed to equip men and women for further study, research, or teaching.
Goals
The M.T.S. degree program in Christian Counseling has as its goals that students undertake a rigorous course of academic study that will provide an opportunity to explore foundational issues in Christian theology as related to the counseling ministry.
The twelve courses listed comprise the Master’s degree in Christian Counseling. Changes or substitutions are subject to the approval of the Academic Dean. Substitutions may be made if some of the above courses have already been taken. A Master’s Thesis or Comprehensive Exam based on the course content may be required.
| CO500 | Psychology and Theology |
| CO502 | Interpersonal Communication and Conflict Management |
| CO530 | Counseling Strategies and Practices |
| CO540 | Crisis Counseling |
| CO560 | Assessment and Diagnosis |
| CO620 | Addictions Counseling |
| CO680 | Pastoral Care of the Elderly |
| MT504 | Evangelism and the Local Church |
| NT502 | The Pastoral Epistles |
| NT504 | The Gospels/Life of Christ |
| OT509 | The Christian & Old Testament Theology |
| PT504 | Christian Worldview |