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MINISTRY DIVISION

MN 613 Ministry Practicum
This course requires observing, participating, and being directed as a worker in an
approved church setting in the area where the student lives and carried out under the
supervision of an approved pastor. Forty-five (45) clock hours of supervised ministry
work is required.

MN 633 Local Church Order Audio
Dr. Kurt Huth
This is a study of the responsibilities of the members of a church staff and their relationship
with lay leaders. The concepts of development of team ministries, mutual understanding,
staff counseling, group leadership, and the role of the individual in the group is discussed.

MN 643 The Anointed Leader Audio
Dr. Patrick J.O. Sturgill, Sr.
This course shows the difference between a leader who depends on his or her own
qualifications, and one who depends on the anointing of the Holy Spirit for strength and
wisdom.

MN 653 Developing Your Style/Leadership Audio
Dr. Tom Kitchene
This course encourages leaders to develop their own style of leadership, and not to try to
copy the style of any great leader.

MN 663 Church Growth and Development I Audio
Dr. Don Jackson
This course introduces the procedures for developing church growth.

MN 673 Church Growth and Development II Audio
Dr. Don Jackson
This is the second course in a series of four courses that deal with procedures for
developing church growth.

MN 683 Church Growth and Development III Audio
Dr. Don Jackson
This is a continuation of the study of successful procedures used to develop church growth
and development.

MN 693 Church Growth and Development IV Audio
Dr. Don Jackson
This is the final course in the series of four courses that deal with procedures that will
develop church growth.

MN 6103 A Practical Handbook for Ministry Textbook
Wayne E. Oates / Dr. M.R. Burckley-Frost
This course will help students understand the meaning of pastoring and pastoral
counseling and care. It will be helpful in gaining wisdom, clinical insight, and scriptural
understanding for the challenges they will face in the ministry of caring for people.

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