Reconciliation Studies Minor

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As dual citizens of our human community and the kingdom of God, Christians are called to be ministers of reconciliation and agents of transformation in all spheres of human life so as to incarnate the image of God (i.e. God’s justice, mercy, compassion, righteousness, and love) within our human community (Micah 6:8; 2 Cor 5:19-20).

Mission: The Reconciliation Studies Minor will equip students with an interdisciplinary, Christ-centered approach towards justice, equity, and inclusion of all people.

Core Values: This minor will integrate the three key values of biblical and theological integrity, compassion for our common humanity, and unity in diversity.

Requirements for minor in Reconciliation Studies - 18 hours

BBL 3443 New Testament Book Study: The Letters of Paul (On Campus)
CMF 2313 Ministry of Reconciliation (On Campus)
ICS 2123 Cultural Anthropology (On Campus)

One of the following:

HST 3263 Slavery and Race in American History (On Campus)
HST 3393 Poverty and Welfare in American History (On Campus)

One of the following:

POL 3213 Religion and Politics (On Campus and Online)
POL 3253 Politics and Race in America (On Campus)
POL 3453 Gender in American Politics (On Campus)

Three hours from the following:

COM 2433 Diversity and Media Issues (On Campus)
CRJ 2013 Introduction to Criminal Justice (On Campus)
ECN 4423 Economic Growth and Development (On Campus)
ED 2033 Cultural Competencies for Human Service Professionals (On Campus)
FAM 4453 Social Policy for Families and Children (On Campus)
ICS 3243 Community Development (On Campus)
IDS 1211 Diversity Colloquium (On Campus)
LS 4113 Readings in Spanish I (On Campus)
OLM 2212 Leadership and Human Systems (On Campus)
PSY 3423 Social Psychology (On Campus and Online)
RPH 3543 Introduction to Hinduism and Buddhism (On Campus)
Northern Ireland Semester: Peacemaking, Reconciliation, and Conflict Transformation in Northern Ireland