Are you ready to answer God’s call? Apply to Malone’s Ministry degree program today!
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Do you feel that burning desire to share God’s love with the world? If so, you’re likely feeling called to serve as a pastor, missionary, or youth leader within the Church. Malone University’s Ministry degree equips you to fulfill your calling with a powerful blend of faith, academic excellence, and real-world experience you’ll be challenged to find elsewhere.
Through strenuous engagement in spiritual, intellectual, and professional development opportunities, students will be well-prepared to provide Christ-like, servant leadership for the communities they are called to love and serve in Jesus' name.
The Ministry major curriculum is listed in the official Academic Catalog.
Once in the catalog, you can use the buttons (pictured left) located at the upper right of the page to plan your courses, save courses to your own personalized catalog, print them, and more!
Contact our admissions team today! We're here to answer your questions and guide you on your journey.
Students who are majoring in another program may choose to take a Ministry minor in addition to their primary course of study. A minor normally consists of a minimum of 15 semester hours, 6 of which must be taken at the 300/400 level. Each academic school or department must approve the student and curriculum to be used in the completion of each minor for the Office of the Registrar to verify at the point of graduation.
While there are several significant overlaps with a Ministry major, our Bible & Theology degree puts an emphasis on the academic side of Christian studies. This unique calling is geared towards students who would prefer to apply themselves to a deeper understanding of scripture or teaching biblical truths as professors or teachers as opposed to pastoral leadership.
Ashley leads groups of children in both elementary and middle school levels, working with them in their schools, at the Tiqvah location after school, as well as in their homes.