Program Objectives

The BABL program is designed to:

▪ Equip students with leadership and governance skills rooted in biblical principles

▪ Develop a deep understanding of Scripture and sound biblical doctrine

▪ Cultivate Christ-like character and spiritual maturity

▪ Prepare graduates for effective ministry in diverse cultural and organizational contexts

▪ Foster critical thinking, communication, and ethical decision-making

Key Features

• Biblically Grounded Curriculum: Comprehensive study of Old and New Testament, theology, and Christian doctrine

• Leadership Integration: Courses in leadership, governance, ethics, and organizational management

• Spiritual Formation: Intentional discipleship, mentoring, and character development

• Ministry Practicum: Hands-on ministry experience in churches and community settings

• Technology & Communication: Training in digital literacy and effective communication for modern ministry

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the BABL program are equipped to serve in various roles, including:

▪ Church leadership and pastoral ministry

▪ Youth and community ministry,

▪ Faith-based organizational leadership,

▪ Christian education and discipleship, and,

▪ Missions and outreach coordination

Program Structure

The BABL is structured across three levels, with each level comprising four academic quarters. Courses are typically 3 credit hours, with practicum components integrated throughout the program.