What to Expect
Our courses in Theology, Ministry & Mission aim to be accessible to students with a wide range of educational backgrounds and professional & personal circumstances.
Theology, Ministry & Mission at Luther King will help you:
- Prepare for lay and ordained ministry and mission in the world.
- Become fully equipped for Christian life and service in your community.
- Engage critically with faith, culture and contemporary issues within an ecumenical community.
- Prepare for ministry and mission among diverse communities, including working with children, youth and families, pioneering in marginalised communities, and chaplaincy in interfaith contexts.
- Be open to new questions, insights, and ongoing formation and discipleship.
- Become more passionate and prayerful advocates for the mission of God.
- Explore your sense of vocation and discern where God might be calling you.
- In-depth study of the Bible, with opportunity to learn Biblical languages
Undergraduate Course Pathways
Luther King offers three pathways through which you can study Theology, Ministry and Mission. Our Pathways are designed to help you grow in your faith and develop your knowledge, skills, and practice in specific contexts.
Theology and Practice Pathway
Undergraduate
Part Time/Full Time
Contextual theology designed for those who want to get more involved in their Church.
Community Work and Pioneering Pathway
Undergraduate
Part Time/Full Time
Step beyond the walls of the Church and be a pioneer within your community.
Children, Youth and Families Pathway
Undergraduate
Part Time
Training and Formation for people with a call from God to work with Children, Youth, and Families.
Careers
Curious about where a qualification in Theology, Ministry & Mission might take you?
Our students have graduated and progressed into various ministries and employment within the public and voluntary sectors, including in Churches, communities and other faith contexts at local, regional and national levels.
Our Theology, Ministry & Mission degree can form part of training within the United Reformed Church, or ministry within the Baptist Union of Great Britain.
As a Luther King student, you will develop the knowledge and skills to integrate your faith and learning into practice in your chosen context.
