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Theology

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he Division of Theology is committed to educating students who, in becoming people like Jesus, will do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly in a world being redeemed by God.

The Division of Theology focuses on the study of Scripture, theology, and servant leadership rooted in spiritual formation within the Pentecostal tradition. We prepare women and men to flourish in their callings and ministries through a relational journey with professors and fellow students in undergraduate, graduate, and professional studies programs across multiple learning modalities.

Bachelor of Arts in Theology: Pastoral Leadership Studies Concentration

Develop pastoral ministry skills for effective preaching, spiritual formation, pastoral care, leadership and management.

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Bachelor of Arts in Theology: Intercultural Studies Concentration

Get equipped to holistically minister the Gospel across cultures.

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Bachelor of Arts in Theology: Christian Formation and Discipleship Studies Concentration

Learn to make spiritually formed disciples of Jesus through church ministries to children, youth, and adults.

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Bachelor of Arts in Theology: Biblical Studies Concentration

Prepare to share the Word of God through an in-depth study of the scripture and Biblical languages.

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Bachelor of Arts in Theology: Youth Leadership Studies Concentration

Get equipped to disciple and lead the next generation of young people. 

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Bachelor of Arts in Theology: General Christian Studies Concentration

Discern your call by choosing electives that fit your interest for ministry.

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Ministerial Internship Program and Practicum

The Division of Theology is committed to provide field education experiences that integrate conceptual aspects of ministry with the practice of ministry in local churches, hospitals, mission opportunities, inner-city ministries and other parachurch organizations. Goals for field education include spiritual formation, mentoring relationships, theological reflection and specific training in ministry skills that provide the framework for such integration.

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Ministerial Credentials

Assemblies of God Ministerial Credentials

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Program highlights

Faculty Mentoring

Connect with faculty who care and take time to invest in students.

Study Abroad

Go global with your learning experience.

Ministry Internships

Serve, lead and learn by partnering with local Christian ministries.

Ministerial Credentials

Become part of the global AG community reaching the world for Christ.

On Campus Ministry Opportunities

Impact the student body with your spiritual gifts by serving on a campus ministry team.

Network with Alumni

Connect with difference makers leading in the church and around the world. 

Meet Our Faculty

Greg Austring PhD

Greg Austring PhD

Professor of Intercultural Studies and Religion
Tommy Casarez PhD

Tommy Casarez PhD

Associate Dean of the Division of Theology, Associate Professor of Historical and Systematic Theology
Willem Dogterom DMin

Willem Dogterom DMin

Professor of Pastoral Ministries and Spiritual Formation
Rodolfo Estrada PhD

Rodolfo Estrada PhD

Assistant Professor of New Testament
Marc Groenbech-Dam, PhD

Marc Groenbech-Dam, PhD

Assistant Professor of New Testament
Roger Heuser PhD

Roger Heuser PhD

Professor of Leadership Studies
Alicia Jackson PhD

Alicia Jackson PhD

Assistant Professor of Old Testament
Frank Macchia D.Theo.

Frank Macchia D.Theo.

Professor of Systematic Theology
Sandra Morgan PhD, RN

Sandra Morgan PhD, RN

Professor of Women and Justice Studies, Director of Global Center for Women and Justice
Richard Park DPhil

Richard Park DPhil

Associate Professor of Theology, Chair of Professional Studies Theology
Doug Petersen PhD

Doug Petersen PhD

Margaret S. Smith Professor of World Mission and Intercultural Studies, Co-Director of Graduate Studies Theology and Leadership
John Mark Robeck PhD

John Mark Robeck PhD

Associate Professor of Theology, Ethics and Culture, Chair of Undergraduate Theology (TUG), Co-Director of Graduate Studies Theology & Leadership
Gary Tyra DMin

Gary Tyra DMin

Professor of Biblical and Practical Theology
April Westbrook PhD

April Westbrook PhD

Professor of Old Testament

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