Central Christian College of the Bible

Bible & Theology

The Bachelor of Arts in Bible and Theology is a four-year program designed to give additional instruction in Bible and Theology beyond the Bible Core required for other degrees. While it can be a final degree for many students, the Bible and Theology major is designed to transition well into any future seminary program.

Christian Counseling

The Christian Counseling program equips students with a biblical foundation and an integrative approach to psychology and counseling. Students gain skills in counseling and can explore areas such as substance use, child and adolescent counseling, marriage and family, and crisis care. Graduates are prepared for roles in the church, social services, or further study at the graduate level.

General Studies

The Associate of Arts in General Studies is a sixty hour degree that features twenty hours of Bible/Theology, thirty-seven hours of General Studies, and three hours of a practical ministry class. The number of classes in General Studies makes this degree one of Central's most transferable degrees. It is unique in that it mirrors many other Associate of Arts degrees across the state of Missouri while it retains the Central imprint with twenty hours of Bible and Theology.

Integrated Studies

The Bachelor of Arts in Integrated Studies is a 120 hour degree that combines work at Central Christian College of the Bible and a partnership school. The degree contains forty-one (41) hours of Bible/Theological Studies, thirty-seven (37) hours of General Studies, and forty-two (42) hours of Professional Studies (which are the courses from the partnership institution). An Integrated Studies degree allows the student the opportunity to earn two bachelor's degrees in four years.

Ministry Leadership

The Master of Arts (MA) is a degree that requires integration: the integration of theology/Bible, pastoral studies, and the student's own ministry. The Master of Arts in Ministry Leadership trains and prepares graduate students to develop in their personal leadership skills and pastoral framework. It is designed for recent college graduates, current ministers, and adults with a bachelor's degree considering a career change.

Ministry Studies

The Bachelor of Arts in Ministry Studies equips students for a wide variety of careers in local church ministry, parachurch ministry, educational settings, and non-profit organizations. Students gain skills in communication, administration, and leadership that have wide applications. Students also gain specific skills in the area of emphasis that they choose.