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The Master of Arts in Christian Counseling is a graduate-level program designed to equip students with the theological foundation, clinical knowledge, and practical skills necessary for effective, biblically grounded counseling ministry. The program integrates sound psychological principles with a distinctly Christian worldview, preparing graduates to serve in churches, parachurch organizations, Christian counseling centers, and other ministry contexts.

The curriculum emphasizes the development of empathetic listening, assessment, diagnostic, and intervention skills while fostering spiritual maturity and self-awareness in the counselor. Students receive training in a range of counseling specializations, including family therapy, play therapy, couples counseling, trauma intervention, and adolescent counseling, all framed within a biblical understanding of human nature, suffering, and redemption.

Graduates of the program are expected to demonstrate both clinical competence and pastoral sensitivity, enabling them to care for individuals, couples, and families across various stages of life and cultural contexts.