Associate of Divinity Degree
Designed to help you to become grounded in the Bible and theology, develop a biblical worldview, grow closer to Christ, and serve God in various kinds of Christian ministry and leadership. This degree also provides an excellent foundation if you plan to continue at CLI and earn a bachelor’s degree.
Objectives
· Summarize the redemptive-historical story of the Bible and identify key truths
· State major elements of a biblical worldview and contrast with other worldviews
· Use spiritual disciplines to commune with Christ and conform to his character
· Explain biblical principles for ministry and best practices for interpersonal communication, healthy relationships, evangelism, and group dynamics in church
· Develop skills to gather information, think critically, and communicate clearly
Associate of Divinity Degree
Requires a 2.00 GPA and to
complete the following :
Level 3 Endorsement
17 courses required
- Ethics (3 Units)
- History of World Christianity (4 Units)
- Church and Ministry (3 Units)
- Ministry Foundations (3 Units)
- New Testament Survey (3 Units)
- Old Testament Survey (3 Units)
- Pastoral Care (3 Units)
- Theology I (4 Units)
- Christian Basics: Introduction to Christian Doctrine (3 Units)
- People Smart for Ministry (3 Units)
- Total Fitness (3 Units)
- Introduction to Communication (3 Units)
- Christian Leaders Connections (3 Units)
- Leadership Excellence School Admissions (0 Units)
- College Writing (3 Units)
- College Writing Lab (1 Unit)
- Capstone Associate of Divinity (1 Unit)
1 course required
- Transfer - Social Science 1 (3 Units)
- Introduction to Psychology (3 Units)
- Introduction to Economics (3 Units)
- Introduction to Sociology (3 Units)
1 course required
- Transfer - Mathematics 1 (3 Units)
- Transfer - Science 1 (3 Units)
- Astronomy (3 Units)
- Introduction to Biology (3 Units)
- Practical Mathematics (3 Units)
- College Algebra (3 Units)
9 Units Minimum in any of these Categories:
Bible, Communication, Humanities, Interdisciplinary, Math, Ministry, Science, Social, Theology