Bachelor of Theology

Program Overview

A Foundation for Faithful Leadership

The Bachelor of Theology (B.Th.) immerses students in Scripture, theology, and missiology, equipping them to interpret the Bible faithfully and to lead with conviction. Through classroom instruction, Practical Missions activities, chapel, and mentorship, students develop intellectual depth and spiritual maturity for ministry at WMCGW.

What You'll Learn

• Identify main themes, concepts, key figures, and topics of critical biblical narratives.
• Utilize exegetical methods including critical analysis and genre-aware interpretation.
• Apply biblical knowledge to spiritual formation through local church and mission activity.
• Integrate biblical teaching with contemporary life and Christian education.
• Develop essential pastoral and missionary skills — preaching, teaching, evangelism, and leadership.

Graduation Requirements

Each student in the Bachelor of Theology program must complete a total of 120 credit hours of required courses to qualify for graduation, including 30 credits of General Education.

Courses	Credit Hours
Biblical Theologies	21
Systematic Theology	3
Historical Theology	3
Missional Theologies	27
Liturgy Practice	30
Spiritual Formation	6
General Education	30
Total	120

The B.Th. curriculum balances biblical studies, missiology, and ministry practice so graduates are prepared for pastoral and missionary leadership in the church, community, and the world.

Sample Curriculum

Biblical Studies

Introduction to Old & New Testament · Synoptics · Pauline Epistles · Pentateuch · Revelation · Bible Prophecy.

Theology & Mission

Bible Doctrine · History of Christianity · Biblical Basis of Missions · Cross-Cultural Missions Strategy · World Missions Strategy · Personal Evangelism.

Ministry Formation

Sermon Preparation · Church Administration · Christian Education · Spiritual Formation · Spiritual Leadership · Liturgy Practice courses.

Where It Leads

Graduates serve as pastors, ministry leaders, missionaries, and educators — or continue to graduate study such as the Master of Divinity.