Leadership Certificate in Ministry to Women

By swbts admin | June 26, 2020

Jack D. Terry School of Educational Ministries

Leadership Certificate in Ministry to Women

Equipping women as lay leaders and church staff

The purpose of the Leadership Certificate in Women’s Ministry program is to equip women as lay leaders and church staff in woman-to-woman ministries in the local church by providing quality training and networking opportunities.

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Certificate Highlights

  • Format of Classes: Available in-person and online
  • Length of Program: 4 classes – 12 hours
  • Cost: Billed at the SWBTS or TBC pricing
  • Level of Study: Available at the undergraduate and graduate levels
  • If taken at the graduate level, these classes can transfer to MDiv and MACE degrees

 

 $354 per credit hour

(includes SBC student discount - review tuition and fees)

 

The purpose of the Leadership Certificate in Women’s Ministry program is to equip women as lay leaders and church staff in woman-to-woman ministries in the local church by providing quality training and networking opportunities.

The Leadership Certificate in Women’s Ministry can be acquired by completing 12 hours of course credit. This is accomplished by completing four 3-hour courses taught by Southwestern faculty and other experts in the field of women’s ministry. Courses are available online and in a traditional schedule format at the Fort Worth campus. It is possible to complete the program in two years. Courses may also be taken for credit in Southwestern’s master’s or baccalaureate programs.

Stovall Class

MEET YOUR FACULTY

“At its fundamental level, leadership can be defined as influence. From the days of Priscilla, Dorcas, Phoebe, and even Euodia and Syntyche, women have had great influence in the New Testament church. Today is no exception. Women are leading well as Bible teachers, mentors, counselors, ministry leaders, and voices of wisdom.”

Terri H. Stovall

Professor of Educational Ministries

Certificate Highlights

Choose 4 courses:

WOMIN 3513 (1513) | Women in Leadership

A study of the philosophy, theology, skills, and methods of personal leadership development, leadership team development and administrative procedures that are unique to women’s ministry in the local church. Students will conduct personal evaluations of leadership skills, develop a plan for leadership and create an administrative procedural resource. Three hours.

WOMIN 3713 (1713) | Discipling Women

This course will examine the process of discipling women. This course will also examine the biblical principles that relate to issues frequently experienced by women and competencies necessary for effective discipling of women. Three hours.

WOMIN 4123 | Counseling Women

This course will focus on equipping women in ministry to counsel other women with God’s Word. Topics such as sufficiency of Scripture, role of the local church, and the responsibility of church leaders will be discussed. Other subject matters also include judging others and challenging issues a counselor faces. This course exposes women with a variety of topics a counselor may encounter while counseling other women. Scripture references are provided as a tool to help the counselee. Three hours.

WOMIN 4223 (2223) | Ministry to Women

A study of a biblical model of ministry to women in a variety of contexts with a focus on a biblical foundation, leadership issues, and considerations for women as well as the practical outworking of the tasks of a woman-to-woman ministry. Three hours.

WOMIN 3113 (1113) | Theology of Women

WOMIN 4123 (2123) | Contemporary Issues in Women and Gender Studies

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