Christian Ministry
Biblical, theological, and practical leadership training to serve churches, youth ministries, and community missions across Alaska and beyond.
Program Overview
The Associate Degree in Christian Ministry prepares graduates to accept entry-level ministry positions. The degree requirements ensure that graduates have the Bible and theological grounding, pastoral heart, and practical leadership tools necessary to serve faithfully in any church, particularly those in rural Alaskan settings and indigenous contexts.
Accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of the Association for Biblical Higher Education (ABHE).
Curriculum Structure (61 Credits)
Intended Student Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this program, graduates will be able to:
- Examine and interpret Old and New Testament scriptures using sound hermeneutics
- Formulate and articulate core evangelical Christian theology and ethics
- Develop preaching, teaching, and pastoral care skills suitable for rural ministry
- Lead cross-cultural and intergenerational ministry programs with cultural humility
Potential Career Pathways
Graduates are prepared for service across diverse sectors:
- Village & Rural Church Pastors
- Youth Ministry Directors
- Chaplaincy & Community Care Aides
- Camp & Retreat Ministry Staff
- Missions & Denominational Workers
* Note: ACC does not guarantee specific employment placement, certification, or licensure upon graduation.
Transfer Partners & Articulation
Credits from ACC transfer to accredited colleges and universities:
- Crown College
- North Park University
- Corban University
- Multnomah University / Jessup
* Transfer credit acceptance is determined by the receiving institution.
Detailed syllabi and course prerequisites in the published catalog.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Join a welcoming community of faith and learning. Talk to Admissions counselor Buff Brink or start your online application today.