PROGRAM OBJECTIVES

  • The purpose of the Intercultural Ministry major is to prepare students with the skills and attitudes to minister in a wide variety of cross- cultural contexts in the United States or abroad. Through academic training and internship experiences, students will learn healthy ministry models, emphasizing contextualization, sustainability, and empowerment of local church leadership.

  • Upon completion of the Intercultural Ministry Major, the student will understand the historical unfolding of God’s global mission and be able to evaluate the methods and means His people have used to advance it.

  • Students will gain the skills necessary to face the challenges of cross-cultural work, build healthy relationships, and do effective ministry in intercultural environments. They will learn how to utilize communication and organizational skills to educate believers aboutthe Great Commission and mobilize them to prayer, financial support,and personal involvement.

  • Students will discover where their unique gifts and passions can best serve the body of Christ in the next stage of life and learn how to devise ministry strategies that equip local believers to lead and reproduce biblically faithful and culturally relevant congregations.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

  • Urban Ministry

  • Church-Planting

  • Public and Foreign Services

  • Overseas Missions

  • Bible Translation

  • Deaf Ministry

GET ON THE FAST TRACK

Interested in earning a graduate degree in the future?

Transition courses give NCC students the opportunity to take classes that can earn credit toward both their Bachelor‘s degree and a future Master’s degree.

Visit hiu.edu/fasttrack to learn more.

LIFE AT NCC

  • Small class sizes build greater community between peers and instructors.

  • NCC is regionally accredited through the Western Association of Schools and Colleges and the Association for Biblical Higher Education.

  • Regardless of major, all NCC students graduate with a well-rounded foundation of liberal arts and Biblical Instruction.

 

WHAT ALUMNI SAY

I like how the Intercultural Ministry program focuses on the cultures of both urban and cross-cultural ministries. I feel like it gives us a better understanding of ministry in the world.

BRANDON GRANT, INTERCULTURAL MINISTRY ‘17


 

For program curriculum and course descriptions, refer to our current catalog.