Professional Studies: Religion
The religion major with a concentration in ministry and leadership is designed for individuals who are involved in church or parachurch activities, and who wish to gain knowledge to improve themselves personally and professionally. Upon graduating, students will be prepared for graduate studies and/or to take a leadership role in their community.
Religion: Ministry & Leadership (B.A.)
The B.A. in Religion with an emphasis in Ministry and Leadership has courses such as church history, foundation of Christian ethics, and pastoral care and counseling.
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Meet Our Faculty & Staff
Gregory Austring, Ph.D.
Professor of Intercultural Studies, Religion and Ethics, Chair of General Education, School for Professional Studies
School:
714-966-6344
Tommy Casarez, Ph.D.
Chair, Department of Religion, Assistant Professor of Historical and Systematic Theology
School:
714-966-5418
Sarah Cassell
Coordinator, Graduate Programs in Religion
Willem Dogterom, D.Min.
Professor of Pastoral Ministries and Spiritual Formation, Chair, Professional Studies, Religion
School:
714-966-6350
Alicia Jackson, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Old Testament
Frank Macchia, D.Theol.
Professor of Theology, Editor, PNEUMA: The Journal of the Society for Pentecostal Studies
School:
714-966-6437
William Mendoza
Program Coordinator
Richard Park, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Theology and Ethics
Doug Petersen, Ph.D.
Margaret S. Smith Professor of World Missions and Intercultural Studies
School:
714-966-6351
Doug Peterson
Professor of World Mission and Intercultural Studies
John Mark Robeck, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Theology, Ethics, and Culture
