2015-2016 Catalog

 

Sports Ministries - B.S.

Purpose

The Division of Health and Human Performance and the Division of Practical Theology have created an interdisciplinary major in Sports Ministries. The purpose of this major is to prepare students professionally for service in church sports ministries, sports camps, school sports ministries, youth sports ministries, sports chaplaincy, short and long term missions, individual sport coach training, and para-church sports ministries. Students in this major meet the general education requirements by taking REL-365 (in conjunction with YTH-366 and REL-366P).

Requirements (48 credits)

Ministry Core (15 credits)

BIL-202Inductive Bible Study

3

THE-233Christian Theology I

3

REL-200Introduction to Ministry

1

REL-270Evangelism and Discipleship

3

REL-390Ministerial Placement and Persistence

1

REL-490Practical Theology Capstone

1

-
BIL 300/400 Advanced OT/NT

3

For this major, REL-490 is required to be taken for 1 hour.

Practical Theology (PRT) (13 credits)

YTH-230Programming Youth and Family Ministries

2

-
and

YTH-230PProgramming Youth and Family Ministries Practicum

1

REL-340Models of Sports Ministry

3

REL-
Introduction to Pastoral Care and Counseling

2

YTH-
Pastoral Care and Counseling I: Children to Adulthood

2

CED-240Teaching the Bible to Youth and Adults

3

-
or

REL-365Homiletics I

3

Religious and Ministerial Studies (RMS) (2 credits)

REL-291History of Protestantism

2

Health and Human Performance (HHP) (18 credits)

PHE-122Active Recreation Games

1

PHE-225Psychology of Sport and Exercise

3

PHE-235Professional Experience I

1

PHE-236Professional Experience II

1

PHE-350Ethics and Character Development in Sport

3

PHE-371Administration of Physical Education and Athletics

3

PHE-470Sports Ministry Internship

3

REC-260Recreation Leadership and Programming

3

-
or

REC-380Camp Management

3

-
or

YTH-240Camp and Retreat Ministries

3

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