
Bachelor of Arts in Youth Ministries
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First African-American Student: Honesty and Unity in Christ are Crucial
James D. Parker, Sr., started at Cedarville during a time of great change regarding racial equality in America.
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Classes will begin August 17 and Christmas break will start November 25.
Book Explores Loving Our Muslim Neighbors
Dr. Matthew Bennett's book serves as a primer on Islam.Program Faculty

Dan DeWitt, Ph.D.
Director, Center for Biblical Apologetics and Public Christianity, Associate Professor of Applied Theology and Apologetics
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Youth Ministries Program Curriculum
Building on your core liberal arts and Bible minor courses, you will take courses in Bible, theology, and practical ministry. The youth ministries major requires courses that prepare you to teach the Word of God to a variety of settings and a broad array of ages. The curriculum includes study in ministry development and leadership.
This major is offered with either a three-year or four-year completion plan.