BAMT-210 is a supervised field-based course designed to bridge the gap between classroom instruction and real-world ministry practice. Students are placed in approved ministry settings — such as local churches, parachurch organizations, or community outreach programs — where they engage in hands-on ministry activities under the guidance of a qualified site supervisor. Through direct participation in ministry roles, students develop and refine practical skills in areas such as pre
BAMT-210 is a
supervised field-based course designed to bridge the gap between classroom
instruction and real-world ministry practice. Students are placed in approved
ministry settings — such as local churches, parachurch organizations, or
community outreach programs — where they engage in hands-on ministry activities
under the guidance of a qualified site supervisor. Through direct participation
in ministry roles, students develop and refine practical skills in areas such
as preaching,
Course Outline (Units/Modules) Unit 1: Introduction to Soteriology Definition and scope of Soteriology Relationship of Soteriology to other doctrines (Christology, Pneumatology, Ecclesiology, Eschatology) Biblical overview of salvation history (Creation, Fall, Redemption, Consummation) Unit 2: The Human Condition and the Need for Salvation Doctrine of sin (Hamartiology) – origin, nature, and consequences The fall of humanity and total depravity The justice and holiness of God Th
Last Updated 11/08/2025
2 Lessons
Course Outline & Units
Unit 1: Introduction to Church and National Development
Meaning of development: economic, social, moral, and spiritual dimensions.
Theological foundation of the Church’s mission in society.
The Church as salt and light (Matthew 5:13-16).
Unit 2: Historical Role of the Church in Nation-Building
Early church contributions to education and healthcare.
Missionary impact on literacy, agriculture, and civilization.
The Church’s role in Afric
Last Updated 11/08/2025
3 Lessons
Course Outline & Units
Unit 1: Introduction to Church and National Development
Meaning of development: economic, social, moral, and spiritual dimensions.
Theological foundation of the Church’s mission in society.
The Church as salt and light (Matthew 5:13-16).
Unit 2: Historical Role of the Church in Nation-Building
Early church contributions to education and healthcare.
Missionary impact on literacy, agriculture, and civilization.
The Church’s role in
Last Updated 11/08/2025
3 Lessons
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