Theology & Ministry
Majors
Minors
- Bible and Theology
- Cross-Cultural Studies
- Discipleship and Education Ministries
- Pastoral Studies
- TESOL
- Transformational Community Development
- World Missions
- Youth Ministry
Learning Outcomes
Major Specific Resources
Academic Resources
“I’m going to graduate equipped and empowered to go into ministry and do it at the fullest extent that God would have me do.” — Samuel Sexton, Class of 2018
“The professors were passionate about my education and reestablishing how I thought about the Bible and God in a way that affected my relationship with Christ in a deeper and more intimate way.” — Rondoe Taylor, Class of 2016
“Simpson has given me practical tools to utilize so I can enter into many closed countries and communities as a teacher and share the love of Christ.” — Summer Yang, Class of 2016
“At Simpson, you will find an incredible education, great professors, and a community that is going to love you and truly accept you for who you are.” — Lindsay Szymanski, Class of 2016
“Simpson has taught me what it looks like to be a humble leader with an emphasis in serving people and, in turn, the kingdom of God.” — Robert Kovacs, Class of 2016
“I am passionate about this generation, and I knew that the Youth Ministries major would prepare me to call them to what they are created for.” — Brian Howell, Class of 2016
"My Youth Ministry degree prepared me in every way to work with any teenager in any setting. I learned how to understand poverty, counseling skills, a biblical worldview, and how to navigate popular media; but most of all, it taught me how to love and serve teenagers wisely in the fullest capacity. I am currently a high school teacher. There was no question that what actually prepared me for working with teenagers, especially at-risk, ones, was my Youth Ministry degree. It shaped my philosophy of classroom management, curriculum, and the teaching profession." - Rachel Williams, Class of 2015
“I had mentors that poured into me that not only prepared me for ministry, a job, and a career but helped prepare me for life.” — Beau Coffron, Class of 2000