Bachelor of Practical Theology Program
Rooted in the Oneness Pentecostal doctrine, this 96-credit program equips students with a strong theological foundation and practical ministry training. It emphasizes the application of biblical principles in personal life, church leadership, and ministry service.
Anticipated Length
4 Years
Application
Deadline
June 30 and December 1
Tuition Total
~$3,000 + Fees/Year
~$12,000 (full program)โ
*costs are subject to change before the academic year.
Program Information
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This program allows the student to integrate theology with life, ministry, and community in the 21st century.โ
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Courses in this program prepare students for multi-vocational ministry, lay ministry, church administration and leadership roles, and not-for-profit sector roles, to name a few.โโ
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Courses are typically offered during the Fall and Winter Terms.โ All courses may not be offered each year or each term, the schedule is well-suited for students who need to maintain their current professional or ministry position while balancing other life responsibilities.โ
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Potential Careers: Evangelist, Missionary, Pastor, Associate Pastor, Minister, not-for-profit Administration
The Bachelor of Practical Theology is designed to equip students with a strong Apostolic foundation for life and ministry while empowering them to shape their own academic journey. Rather than simply receiving a set of courses, students engage in six dynamic themes of study: Biblical Studies, Theological Studies, Evangelism, Leadership, Pastoral Studies, and General Studies.
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These themes form the pillars of effective ministry preparation — grounding students in Scripture, doctrine, and discipleship, while also developing leadership, communication, and pastoral care skills. Additionally students have the opportunity to select electives that align with their personal calling and future ministry goals. Whether students are preparing for local church leadership, global missions, or specialized areas of service, their studies will position them to meet both the needs of today and the challenges of tomorrow.