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Youth Ministry

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Help today’s youth explore God’s word and embrace God’s purpose for their lives. That’s youth ministry, at NGU.

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First-Choice Grad School
Of the Christian Studies majors at NGU, 98% get accepted into their first-choice graduate school.
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Average Class Size
Collaborate with your peers. Network with your professors. Connect to countless resources and career opportunities. All thanks to NGU’s smaller class sizes.
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Meaningful Ministry Starts Here

Pursue a variety of ministry-based professions. Youth minister and pastor, of course. But also, men’s/women’s minister, college minister, church planter, and more.

Disciples making disciples is the very foundation of ministry. Wherever God calls you, prepare for a life of fruitful discipleship with a BA degree in youth ministry, from NGU.

Experience Learning & Leading Together

Intentional Internship Meets Fun and Fellowship

Bring your studies to life as you minister to youth in nearby churches. Complete two semesters of youth ministry internships and balance your in-class studies with in-person ministry. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Practice What You Teach

Discipleship begins with teaching, and teaching begins with practice. Learn to teach biblical truths in a variety of settings (think youth group, Sunday school, etc.) through several in-class student-teaching opportunities.

 

 

Ministry Beside Experienced & Faithful Disciplers

Jeff Rankin, PhD
Associate Dean, College of Christian Studies
Matthew Wireman, PhD
Associate Dean, The School of Ministry
Walter E. Johnson, PhD
Dean, College of Christian Studies
Mike Landrum, MDiv
Director, Youth Ministry
Gerald Roe, DMiss
Professor, Intercultural Studies
Thomas Willoughby, PhD
Assistant Professor, Christian Studies
Donny R. Mathis II, PhD
Professor, Christian Studies
Joshua J. Styles, JD
Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice & Christian Studies
Curtis K. Horn Jr., PhD
Professor, Christian Studies
Frankie J. Melton, Jr., PhD
Assistant Professor, Christian Studies
Stephen G. Crouse, PhD
Professor, Spiritual Formation and Ministry
Bill W. Murray, PhD
Professor, Christian Studies
Dallas Vandiver
Assistant Professor, Christian Studies

Study Biblically Faithful Youth Ministry

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  • Youth Ministry Year 1

    Year 1 Example Courses

    • First-Year Experience or Honors Seminar
    • English Composition and Rhetoric
    • Old Testament Survey
    • Western Civilization I & II
    • Foreign Language Course I & II
    • English Composition and Literature
    • New Testament Survey
    • Open Elective
    • Computer Science
    • Physical Science Course

  • Youth Ministry Year 2

    Year 2 Example Courses

    • Principles of Theological Research and Writing
    • Introduction to Youth Ministry
    • Humanities Course
    • English Literature Course
    • Foreign Language Course
    • Hermeneutics
    • Youth Ministry Programming
    • Social Science Course
    • Fine Arts Appreciation Course
    • Foreign Language Course

  • Youth Ministry Year 3

    Year 3 Example Courses

    • Biblical Course
    • Historical/Theological/Ethical Course I & II
    • Discipleship and Evangelism in Youth Ministry, Youth Ministry Practicum, or Parents and Adult Leaders
    • Humanities Course
    • Open Elective
    • Crisis Issues in Youth Ministry
    • Social Science Course
    • Christian Studies Elective

  • Youth Ministry Year 4

    Year 4 Example Courses

    • Youth Ministry Internship
    • Biblical Course
    • Communication Course
    • Discipleship and Evangelism in Youth Ministry, Youth Ministry Practicum, or Parents and Adult Leaders
    • Models of Youth Ministry
    • Senior Seminar
    • Open Electives

Elevate Your Perspective

You’ll also take Chapel every semester, and Cultural Events for the first four semesters. You earn credit through attendance, and each course counts as half a credit. This is the NGU difference, how you find your peak performance and elevate your perspective, intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually.

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