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Community Ministry
The community ministry major can be best described as a “ministry leadership” major. With a broad definition of “ministry”, some possible ministry leadership contexts include a church, para-church ministry or social-work ministry.
Students and graduates put the community ministry major to work in:
Youth ministry
Transition to seminary
Pastoral-staff ministry
Continuance of “secular” job but more effectiveness as layperson in the church
Pastoral ministry
Community social work in faith-based organizations
Workplace chaplaincy
Residential counseling
Human services work
Major courses – 48 semester hour credits
| Term One | ||
| CMN 401 | Principles of Christian Community | 3 |
| CMN 430 | Organizational Analysis: Community Ministry | 3 |
| BBL 408 | Faith Perspectives | 3 |
| CMN 403 | Personal Leadership Assessment and Development | 3 |
| Term Two | ||
| CMN 404 | Old Testament Principles for Ministry | 3 |
| CMN 432 | Community Ministry: Research and Resources | 3 |
| CMN 406 | The Church in Its Community | 3 |
| CMN 407 | New Testament Principles for Ministry | 3 |
| Term Three | ||
| CMN 415 | Principles of Grief Ministry | 3 |
| HMT 411 | Humanities | 3 |
| CMN 434 | Research Methods: Community Ministry | 3 |
| CMN 409 | Principles of Family Ministry | 3 |
| Term Four | ||
| CMN 436 | Data Analysis and Display: Community Ministry | 3 |
| CMN 416 | Theology and Practice of Evangelism | 3 |
| CMN 410 | Leadership for Mission and Ministry | 3 |
| CMN 438 | Organizational Change: Community Ministry | 3 |
Community ministry majors must complete 126 credits for graduation, including Old Testament survey (three credits) and New Testament survey (three credits), both approved by Geneva College.