The Worship Leadership major prepares students for worship leadership that is scripturally sound and musically and artistically competent.
- Approach worship leadership in ways that reflect sound theological, philosophical, cultural, and practical understandings of ministry
- Synthesize and apply musical learning
- Understand, communicate, and perform in a variety of musical styles
- Interpret Christian scripture responsibly
- Identify and critically analyze appropriate sources in academic research
- Understand and assess contemporary church beliefs and practices in light of church history
- Reflect theologically on contemporary culture and discern the challenges and opportunities for the church to embody a faithful presence within that culture
- Develop personal and spiritual maturity necessary for worship leadership
Ministry Leadership Program
This major is part of the Ministry Leadership Program. Learn more »
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Faculty
Associate Dean of the School of Arts and Humanities; Associate Professor of History and Humanities; Area Chair of Humane Learning; Joel O. and Mabel Stephens Chair of Bible
Emeritus Dean of the School of Social Sciences and Education; Professor of Sociology and Missions; Area Chair of Social Learning
Associate Dean of the School of Bible and Ministry; Professor of Theology and Philosophy; Area Chair of Biblical Learning; The Kenneth E. Starkey Chair of Bible and Christian Ministries
Professor of Christian Ministries; Professor of Christian Care and Counseling – Emmanuel Christian Seminary
Associate Professor of Theology and Society – Emmanuel Christian Seminary at Milligan
Professor of World Mission and New Testament; Director of the Master of Arts in Christian Ministries Program – Emmanuel Christian Seminary