B.B.S in Cross-Cultural Ministries

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Boston Baptist College’s Cross-Cultural Ministries program is designed for individuals who are called to personally carry out the Great Commission by working with churches to evangelize to unreached souls across the globe. Cross-Cultural Ministries students focus their studies on developing the ministry skills needed to organize evangelism efforts and communicate the Gospel to other cultures.

By combining our foundational element of Biblical education with the modern tools of world evangelism, students are challenged to combine their biblical knowledge with their communication skills, attempting to lead unreached peoples to Christ. Students are also challenged to analyze existing world evangelism methods and their effectiveness.

AT BOSTON BAPTIST college, cross-cultural ministries students are equipped with the biblical knowledge and communication skills needed to help grow the family of god around the world.

Our graduates have continued on to be effective ministry leaders around the world and have taken the Jesus’ mission for the church to heart, baptizing and teaching the Word of God in every nation.

WHY CHOOSE BBC?

Boston Baptist College is located in the academic hub of the world. The rich heritage of our city pushes us to provide the highest quality of Biblical education available and to do so at an affordable price. Along with our academic rigor, Cross-Cultural Ministries students are challenged to involve themselves in international ministries based in Boston as a launching point for their future in ministry.

EMPHASIZED SKILLS

Ministry Skills
Communication Skills
Scriptural Application Skills
Cultural Awareness
Biblical Interpretation Skills

professor highlight

dr. atif debs — affiliate professor of church ministries

Dr. Atif Debs is an alum of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology where he earned both his M.S. and his Ph.D. Dr. Debs converted to Christianity from Islam and uses his knowledge of Islamic culture to train Christian missionaries to spread the Gospel in countries with heavy Islamic influences.