The Associate of Arts in Ministry, Christian Early Education Track

The Associate of Arts in Ministry, Christian Early Education Track equips students with general ministry skills, Bible knowledge, and preparation for additional study in a specialized ministry area. This degree prepares graduates to apply for an ACSI standard license as a Christian Early Education Teacher (Birth through Pre-K).

In addition to the 38 hours of core studies, the Associate of Arts in Ministry, Christian Early Education Track consists of 13 hours of Ministry Studies, 6 hours of CEE track courses and 3 hours of free electives. The degree also prepares students for further undergraduate studies.

This track launches Fall 2027.

If you would like to know more about this degree, please contact us at admissions@ccbbc.edu or call (606) 337-3196 EXT: 150 or 102.

Bible/Theology: 22 Hours
Baptist Doctrine 3
Old Testament (Choose 4) 8
New Testament (Choose 4) 8
Biblical Hermeneutics 3
Christian Theology 1-2 6
Ministry Studies: 13 Hours
Church Administration and Leadership 3
Spiritual Formation 2
Evangelism and Missions 3
Principles of Teaching 3
Bible Teaching Lab 2
General Studies: 16 Hours
College Research Literacy 3
English Composition 1-2 6
General Science 3
General Science Lab 1
Psychology of Lifespan Dev 3
CEE Track Courses: 6 Hours
Principles and Practices of Christian Early Education 3
Child Guidance 3
Electives: 3 Hours
Required Non-Credit Courses
Christian Services Assignment 1-2
Chapel (every semester)
Report of Church Involvement (every semester)
Math Proficiency
Total: 60 Hours

 

Associate of Arts in Ministry Student Learning Outcomes

  1. Students will exhibit Biblical knowledge from both the Old and New Testaments.
  2. Students will exhibit proficiency in Biblical Exegesis.
  3. Students will exhibit effective communication in the context of ministry.
  4. Students will exhibit leadership skills in the context of ministry.

Associate of Arts in Ministry, Christian Early Education Track Outcomes
Students will exhibit knowledge of developmentally-appropriate practices for Christian early education.