Grand Canyon University The College of Theology 7 courses 16 total credits
A minor in Short-Term Missions provides students with basic biblical understandings and the ability to communicate the gospel effectively within cross-cultural contexts. Coursework surveys the Bible as a whole, introduces principles and practices for global and local missions, and culminates in a short-term missions experience. This minor is designed for students who want to understand how to share the Christian faith in word and deed within various cross-cultural contexts while gaining hands- on experience through short-term missions experiences in local and international contexts.
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| BIB-100 | Bible Survey | 4 |
| CWV-316 | Christian Life: The Way of Jesus | 4 |
| INT-101 | God-Centered Missions Lab | 1 |
| INT-102 | Cross-Cultural Missions Lab | 1 |
| INT-201 | Missional Skills Lab | 1 |
| INT-202 | Short-Term Missions Lab | 1 |
| INT-494 | Short-Term Missions Experience | 4 |
| Total | 16 credits | |
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