​Certified in Missions
(CMSP12)
This area of ​​concentration is aimed at all those interested in the evangelizing mission of the Church, who wish to acquire knowledge of missions and prepare for a missionary experience. They will receive tools that will allow them to understand the different types of behavior of different cultures and execute a plan to involve others in God's great commission for the nations. They will also receive preparation in planting local churches together with a team of believers.
The eight (8) week program does not offer academic credits, as the objective is to introduce students to the generalities of the Missions Ministry so that they have the knowledge of what it means to serve in this ministerial area.
​Objectives
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Study the missionary task as a fundamental part of missionary training.
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Study the biblical and theological foundations of the mission.
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Study the methods of evangelization.
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Learning Application
Upon completion of this Certification, the student will be able to:
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Apply theological bases in accordance with the biblical ones for the fulfillment of the mission by the current Church.
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Address biblical foundations to nourish spirituality and the missionary vocation.
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Establish God's purpose in missions by ministering in different cultures.
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Apply knowledge to be effective in ministry.
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Promote missionary ministry as an alternative service.
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Address specific topics of missionary work, which contribute to creating a missionary mentality and criteria.
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Requirements​
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Be 18 years of age or older.
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Fill out the registration form, online or in person.
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Have the calling of God.
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Know how to use the computer and other technological tools to conduct research, send and receive emails, etc.
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Study Topics
This certificate is taught in eight (8) weeks where the following topics are covered:
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Introduction to the Bible.
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Principles of Biblical Hermeneutics.
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Introduction to Theology.
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Ministerial Formation.
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Research Methods.
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Introduction to Missions Ministry.
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Mission and Immigration.
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The Local Church and Missions.
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Church Planting and Growth.
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