CHST2300 Principles of Theological Research and Writing......
.................................................................................... 3 hours A grade of C or higher is required in this course prior to taking any course for which it is a prerequisite.
Failure to earn a minimum grade of C on the grammar portion of this course will require completion of ENGL3315 Advanced Grammar and Style for elective credit.
CHST2330 Principles of Evangelism............................. 3 hours CHST2335 World Religions ........................................... 3 hours CHST2340 Introduction to Missions ............................ 3 hours CHST2343 Best Practices for Global Workers ............. 3 hours
CHST2390 Hermeneutics.............................................. 3 hours A grade of C or higher is required in this course prior to taking any course for which it is a prerequisite.
CHST3301 Issues in Cross Cultural Communication ... 3 hours
CHST3302 The Church and Mission in Contemporary North America ..................................................................... 3 hours
CHST3305 Biblical and Historical Bases for Missions.. 3 hours CHST3330 Systematic Theology I................................. 3 hours CHST3335 Systematic Theology II................................ 3 hours CHST4315 Cultural Anthropology for Global Workers 3 hours CHST4395 Intercultural Studies Senior Seminar.......... 3 hours CHST4400 Intercultural Studies Field Immersion Exp. 4 hours
CHST Biblical Studies..................................................... 6 hours At least one course must be at the 4000 level.
One Old Testament and one New Testament course is required.
Old Testament Book Studies: Choose from CHST4359 OTBS: Ezekiel, CHST4361 OTBS: Genesis, CHST4362 OTBS: Exodus, CHST4363 OTBS: Joshua/Judges/Ruth, CHST4364 OTBS: Isaiah, CHST4365 OTBS: Jeremiah/Lamentations, CHST4366 OTBS: Amos and Hosea, CHST4367 OTBS: Leviticus, CHST4368 OTBS: Job, or CHST4369 OTBS: Ecclesiastes; CHST2304 The Pentateuch, CHST2305 Redemption in the Old Testament, CHST2306 Kingdom and Kingship in Ancient Israel, CHST2307 Exilic and Post-Exilic Periods in Israel, CHST2308 Old Testament Poetry and Wisdom Literature, and CHST2309 Old Testament Prophets.
New Testament Book Studies: Choose from CHST4370 NTBS: Matthew, CHST4371 NTBS: Mark, CHST4372 NTBS: Luke, CHST4373 NTBS: Johannine Literature, CHST4374 NTBS: Acts, CHST4375 NTBS: Romans, CHST4376 NTBS: Corinthian Correspondence, CHST4377 NTBS: Thessalonian Correspondence, CHST4378 NTBS: Galatians, CHST4379 NTBS: Prison Epistles, CHST4380 NTBS: Pastoral Epistles, CHST4381 NTBS: Petrine Epistles and Jude, CHST4382 NTBS: Hebrews, CHST4383 NTBS: James, or CHST4384 NTBS: Revelation; CHST2310 Life and Teachings of Christ, CHST2315 Life and Teachings of Paul, and CHST2317 New Testament General Epistles.
CHST Vocational Elective.............................................. 3 hours Choose from CHST2315 The Life and Teachings of Paul, CHST3360 Philosophy of Religion, and LING2310 Introduction to Language.
Subtotal .............................................................53 hours Back to Table of Contents – 77 –
General Education Requirements .................65 hours Major Requirements......................................53 hours Free Electives .................................................10 hours
Total Degree Hours ...................................128 hours All students at North Greenville University must earn one-
half credit hour for Chapel for each semester of full-time enrollment, up to eight semesters, and pass four semesters of Cultural Events for the first four semesters of full-time enrollment in addition to the above hours. Transitional coursework is not included in this total.
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