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Overview

The ����aa���� has developed a Women’s Ministries Certificate of Achievement that is available to TMU undergraduate students and laypeople in the community. In offering this program, the School of Biblical Studies desires to train women for ministry in accordance with the model set by Titus 2, where older women are called to train younger women. This certificate is designed around the belief that ����aa����ian character is foundational to any training and equipping for ministry, whether in the local church, in parachurch organizations, or missions.

We desire to equip women who will become valuable and trustworthy participants in ministry under the leadership of pastors, elders, and other ministry leaders. To this end, we train women in the knowledge and understanding of God’s Word, teaching them to think and serve out of a strong biblical foundation.

Courses

To earn the Women’s Ministries Certificate of Achievement, students complete 18 units of academic classes on topics such as public speaking, discipleship, biblical counseling, and theology of the church and family.

• B362 Principles of Personal Bible Study
• BC342 Women Discipling Women
• BMN312 Women Teaching Women
• BMN321 Foundation of Women’s Ministry*
• BTH366 Theology of the Church and Family or BC340 Marriage and Family
• Bible elective
  Total units required for certificate: 18

*Foundation of Women’s Ministry is a prerequisite for all candidates. It must be taken first in the fall for this program.

Admissions Requirements

• Faith in Jesus ����aa���� as their personal Lord and Savior
• Membership with good standing at a Bible-believing church
• Recommendation from a pastor or lay leader

Cost

$150 per class for women in the community. For undergraduate students, cost is a part of tuition.

Apply

For more information, contact Dr. Shelbi Cullen, Assistant Professor of Biblical Studies and Director of the Women’s Ministries Certificate of Achievement at or 661-362-2631.