Huntington University is a Christian liberal arts college in Indiana
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ministry & missions department

The Huntington University Department of Ministry and Missions offers both Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degrees with concentrations in missions, family and children’s ministries, youth ministries, recreation and sports ministry, and worship leadership. We offer minors in missions, youth ministries, and educational ministries.

Experience Counts

A key distinctive of our programs is PRIME, a a 7-month, full-time, off-campus ministry experience with intensive mentoring by a proven ministry leader. Many schools have internships, but PRIME is unique. It will change your life. Just ask these students who told us their stories from PRIME.

PRIME Internships in Ministry and MissionsPrograms that include PRIME are:

Flexible options

Interested in combining a ministry degree with a double-major in another discipline? Consider our Bachelor of Arts program in Educational Ministries.

Planning to serve in a cross-cultural or multi-lingual setting? Explore our Institute for TESOL Studies.

Program focus

Our mission is "to develop thoughtful and faithful leaders who will equip others for effective ministry." We are discipleship-based in our approach. Our primary task is to help you be prepared to implement Biblically sound strategies for ministry. We value critical thinking, problem solving, and creativity while integrating biblical truth, evangelical theology, church history, and educational psychology and methodology.


alumni impact

Advantages of a Christian college education at Huntington University

Ashley Scally

Recreation & Sports Ministry '09

Ashley used her skills as a Huntington softball player to mentor female high school athletes.

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news & events

The 42nd annual Huntington University Forester Night celebrated the accomplishments of students from across campus, as well as the recognition of the Foresters of the Year, the 2013 Outstanding Scholar Award, the Impact Initiative Scholarship and the Professor of the Year. The event was held May 7.

Bergler presents and publishes

Bergler presents and publishes

04/09/2013

On March 15, Dr. Tom Bergler, professor of ministry and missions, gave two presentations at the L. Russ Bush Center for Faith and Culture at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, N.C. The presentations were titled “The Juvenilization of American Christianity” and “Reversing the Juvenilization of American Christianity: Fostering Spiritual Maturity in Congregations.”