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Bachelor in Christian Ministry

A bridge program for those who have already completed seventy-eight units at a Bible institute. Forty-eight more units, six modules, an original thesis, and a total of one hundred twenty-six units toward the degree.

  • Spanish
  • English

48units

9
months in lengthSix modules combining in-person classes, intensives, and thesis research.
ES · EN
two languagesClasses are offered in Spanish or English, at the student’s choice.
1st and 3rd
Saturday of each monthTraditional classes from 9:00 to 16:15, plus week-long intensives.
126
final unitsThe forty-eight program units are added to the seventy-eight prior units required for admission.

The program

The bridge between your Bible institute and a ministry degree

The Bachelor in Christian Ministry exists to close a concrete gap. Thousands of urban leaders completed their training at a Bible institute and were left without a path toward a formal degree. This program transfers those seventy-eight prior units and complements them with forty-eight units of rigorous academic work.

The design is cohort based. Twenty to thirty students move together through six intensive modules across nine months. Classes are held on the first and third Saturday of each month, with week-long intensive sessions on the calendar.

Each student writes and defends an original research thesis on a ministry topic of their choosing. The defense is scheduled during Module VI and attendance is mandatory.

Required courses

Curriculum

48Total units

18 courses

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Module I

September 19, October 3 and 17

8 units

  1. ED3013

    Andragogy

  2. EE3023

    Educational Ministries

  3. RS3012

    Orientation to Thesis Writing

Module II

November 7 and 21, December 5

8 units

  1. EP3013

    Spiritual Formation

  2. TH3023

    Philosophy and Ethics

  3. RS3022

    Bibliographical Research

Module III

January 16, February 6 and 20

8 units

  1. EM3013

    Theology of Mission

  2. EM3023

    Cultural Anthropology

  3. RS3032

    Style and Composition

Module IV

March 6 and 20, April 3

8 units

  1. LAD4413

    Theory of Pastoral Administration

  2. LAD4443

    Basic Church Legal Concerns

  3. LTG4402

    Advisement and Revision

Module V

April 17, May 1 and 15

8 units

  1. LEV4513

    Contextual Ministry

  2. LEV4523

    The Urban Church

  3. LTG4502

    Thesis Delivery

Module VI

May 29

8 units

  1. LTG4612

    Critical Reflection

  2. LEG4632

    Futures

  3. LTG4604

    Thesis Defense

These forty-eight units are added to the seventy-eight prior units required for admission, for a total of one hundred twenty-six units.

This program is subject to change.

Academic year 2026 · 2027

Academic calendar

Modules

  1. September 19, October 3 and 17

    Module I

    Classes

  2. November 7 and 21, December 5

    Module II

    Classes

  3. January 16, February 6 and 20

    Module III

    Classes

  4. March 6 and 20, April 3

    Module IV

    Classes

  5. April 17, May 1 and 15

    Module V

    Classes

  6. May 15

    Thesis submission

    Milestone

  7. May 29

    Module VI

    Classes

  8. June 12

    Graduation ceremony

    Milestone

Classes are held on the first and third Saturday of each month from 9:00 to 16:15, unless otherwise noted. Thesis defenses are scheduled during Module VI and attendance is mandatory.

Investment

Payment plan

Total tuition

$4,800

$100×48units

  • Application fee$100
  • Technology fee$130
  • Graduation fee$300
  • Service fee$160

Figures correspond to the 2025 · 2026 academic year. Each student purchases the books and course materials assigned by the instructor.

Payment plan

$600

Initial payment

8×$598.75

Monthly payment

Payment plan$5,390.00

Payment breakdown
  • Tuition$525.00
  • Technology$16.25
  • Graduation$37.50
  • Service$20.00
  • Monthly payment$598.75

With the payment plan the total program cost comes to 5,390 dollars.

Admission

What you need to enroll

  1. 01

    Official transcripts

    Official records of previous studies completed.

  2. 02

    Two recommendations

    A pastoral recommendation and an academic recommendation, or one from a leader who knows your background.

  3. 03

    Emergency contact

    Details of the person the College should contact in an emergency.

  4. 04

    Code of conduct agreement

    A signed commitment to the institution’s standards of conduct and community life.

  5. 05

    Testimony letter

    A personal document in three parts. It is made available to the faculty.

Official document

Take the full program with you

Cover of the 2026 · 2027 admissions catalog in English

2026 · 2027

Admissions catalog

The entire academic plan of the College in one place. The three full curricula, the academic calendar, the cost structure, and the admission requirements.

Admissions open2026 / 2027

The 2026 · 2027 cycle is under way

Classes began in August and September, and cohorts close once they reach capacity. If you are considering the step, let us talk: we will tell you where there is room and when the next cohort opens.

(323) 728-5336info@facultad.edu