Dr. Ybarrola offers an introduction into Cultural Anthropology, which can be used in evangelisation and mission work. The critial use of Anthropology along with Theology leads us to our primary goal of Missiology, a.k.a. the Theology of Missions. The aim of the course is to help us realize that to do mission work effectively we must be able to interpret, in addition to Scripture, the social-cultural context in which we live and minister.

The Prayer and the Power of God in Ministry course is part of the Gospel and Society minor curriculum, which is designed to prepare people to reach out to others with the Gospel. It is designed for all who feel a calling towards evangelism, and to help them cultivate a richer appreciation for practicing effective prayer ministry for others.

In the Foundations of Church Growth course, BMTS teacher Ago Lilleorg will shine a light on the nature and Biblical aims of the church, as well as introduce the historical principles of church growth, and supply students with methods for assessing their congregation’s growth and health, and for actively developing it. 

In the Media in Christian Ministry course, lecturer Alla Novozhenina will explore the characteristics and role of Christian media in a global mass media system, guide participants in finding an artistic and thematic language for their unique ministry, and in organising the creation of a competitive media product in a fast-changing global information environment. 

Through the Spiritual Gifts and Teamwork open course, BMTS teacher Ago Lilleorg will help create a Foundation for the biblical use of spiritual gifts in ministry and to improve participants’ teamwork skills in their congregation. 

The course will offer an overview of the Old Testament’s collection of Wisdom Literature in the books of Job, Proverbsand Ecclesiastes, and its central collection of poetry in the book of Psalms.  

This course introduces the nature and purpose of the church, exploring the connection between its health and growth. Teacher Ago Lillorg. 

Apologetics is a branch of theology that focuses on defending and justifying Christian doctrine against other religions or anti-religious positions.