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2007-2008 Grace University Catalog

Bachelor of Science in Christian Ministry
Concentration in Camping

Christian Ministry Home

This concentration is designed for students who desire to work in a Christian camp or related ministry. This program is offered in cooperation with Camp Forest Springs located in Westboro, Wisconsin. The camp site covers over 500 acres along the shores of James Lake. The camp program is strongly evangelical in faith and practice and is operated under very capable leadership. While the students are completing the first two or three years at Grace University, they make application for admission to Camp Forest Springs. Students who apply visit the camp prior to acceptance into the program. (This is usually arranged through the camp and the Director of Grace's Camping Ministries Concentration during the fall semester of the Freshman or Sophomore year.) Applications must have at least a 2.5 grade point average, be recommended by the Program Chair of Church and Community Ministries program, and be approved by Camp Forest Springs. Those selected spend their training year at the camp site in Wisconsin. The experiences of this year are carefully designed to expose the students to all of the operational areas of a year-round Christian camp. Students return to the University campus to complete the program if any requirements remain.

Objectives
The student who completes the Camping Ministry Concentration should be able to:

  • Manifest the attitude of a servant leader;
  • Provide evidence of proficiency in the skills of Camping Ministry; and
  • Organize and administer a Camping Ministry program.
Biblical/Theological Requirements    
40
BS 101
Old Testament Survey 4
BS 102
New Testament Survey  4
BS 103
Hermeneutics and Bible Study Methods 3
BS 110
Evangelism and Spiritual Life 2
BS 406
Romans  3
TH 203
Theology of Church Mission 2
TH 301
Theology 1 3
TH 302 
Theology 2 3
BS/TH
Bible or Theology Electives 16
     
General Education Requirements
39
EN 101
College Composition I 3
EN 102/103
Creative Writing or College Composition II 3
HU 221/323
Introduction to Philosophy or World Views 3
HU xxx 
Literature Elective 3
HU/MU xxx
Music or Art Elective 3
MA 201/211
College Algebra or Statistics 3
PE 101 
Introduction to Health and Wellness 2
PE xxx 
Choose two P.E. Electives 2
SCI xxx
Choose one SCI elective 3
SP 120 
Oral Communications  3
SS 101
Freshmen Seminar  1
SS 400 
Senior Integration 1
SS xxx
Social Science Electives 9
     
Professional Ministry Requirements
20
CM 303
Fund. of Instruction and Mentoring 2
CM 402
History & Philosophy of Christian Ed. 3
ED 316
Instructional Technology 3
CM 403
Administrative Leadership 3
CM 404
Introduction to Biblical Counseling 3
Choose two of the following:  
CM 301
Christian Education of Youth 3
CM 312
Christian Education of Children 3
CM 401
Christian Education of Adults   3
     
Camp Forest Springs
30
CA 300
Camp Management   3
CA 310
Camp Maintenance 3
CA 320
Promotion and Public Relations 3
CA 330
Food Service Management 3
CA 340
Camp Counseling   2 or 3
CA 341
Camp Organization 6
CA 342
Camp Administration 3
CA 350
Camp Programming 4 or 5
CA 355
Camp-Church Relationships 1
CA 370  
Camp Safety 1
     
Servant Leadership Training*
8 sem.
Grace L.I.F.E. Requirements*
8 sem.
     
TOTAL HOURS   129
 
*For requirements, see Student Handbook
Note: Read course description regarding semester hour explanation for CA 340 and CA 350.
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