Montreat Bible and Religion Department
Montreat’s Bible and Religion Department provides instruction and mentoring in biblical studies, philosophy, cross-cultural studies, and educational ministries from the perspective of a Reformed worldview.
We offer concentrations in...
Ministerial Studies - For students wishing to pursue a seminary education, courses cover discipleship, spiritual formation, ethics, cross-cultural ministry, preaching, and communication. Course Listing
Philosophy and Worldview Studies - Classes in philosophy, theology, ethics, and epistemology will solidify your own world view as you gain an understanding of various philosophies. Course Listing
Christian Education - Preparing you for work in various educational settings in a church environment, including evangelism, child development, working with older adults, and general education Course Listing
Youth Ministry - For those wishing to prepare and disciple youth as they grow in their faith. Courses include counseling and contemporary youth culture Course Listing
Cross-Cultural Studies - Especially suited for those wanting to enter into world missions or work in an international context. Course Listing
Biblical Scholarship - Providing you with a solid foundation in theology and an in-depth examination of the Bible. Course Listing
Why Bible and Religion at Montreat?
We seek to expose, challenge, and equip students to mature in their critical thinking skills and the application of a biblical worldview to their intended field of study and to study and mature in their faith and commitment to Jesus Christ.
We are committed to exploring the relationship between faith and learning as well as the relevance of the Christian faith for all disciplines of study. We want to provide you with a rich liberal arts experience and a solid foundation for a wide range of occupations or further graduate studies.
We will equip you to work with children, youth, and families in a variety of organizations such as churches, community social programs, schools, and parachurch organizations both in the United States and into to other cultures.
You can combine this major with any number of minors to facilitate the development of a degree to meet your particular needs and interests.
The department participates in the Zondervan Greek Award Program and the Youth Specialties Academic Support Network. |
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