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EDMN 231 Foundations of Educational Ministry (3, S)
Historical, philosophical, and theological developments of religious and Christian education in relation to the practice of ministry.

EDMN 325 Bible Study and Teaching Methods (3, F)
Survey of methods of Bible study and approaches to teaching/learning. Emphasizes: lesson design, planning and presentation, small group leadership, curricula.

EDMN 330 Christian Development of Children, Youth and Adults (3, F)
Examines principles and methods used to foster the spiritual development of children, youth, and adults in their respective life situation.

EDMN 350 Youth Evangelism and Discipleship (3, S)
Eclectic, descriptive, and critical examination of theory and practice of contemporary youth evangelism and discipleship in selected church and para-church models, including denominational programs, Campus Life, and Young Life.

EDMN 351 Theological Explorations of Youth Cultures and Ministry (3, F)

Explores the relationship between theology and youth subcultures, with a view to providing theologically-informed and culturally engaged perspectives for ministry with youth. Students will explore contributions of major figures in the field, apply theological perspectives to issues such as play, sport, and other aspects of popular culture, and learn practical ways to lead youth to Christian discipleship.

EDMN 442 Internship in Educational Ministries (3, F/S)
Supervised field experience in a church or para-church agency combining academic work with practical and professional responsibilities and relationships.
 Prerequisites: MIN 210, EDMN 325, and 330 or permission of the educational ministries advisor.

EDMN 482 Senior Capstone: Senior Seminar in Educational Ministries (2, F)
A senior capstone colloquium required of all students with a major in Religion or Educational Ministries.

EDMN 191, -2; 291, -2; 391, -2; 491, -2 Independent Study (1, 2 or 3)

EDMN 496 Honors in Educational Ministries (3, S)