MNG 799 - Creative Project (1-3)

Students will design and build an innovative ministry project based on biblical and theological values of culture, sound ministry practice, and resourcing from the liberal arts. This project is to be practical in that it can be implemented locally but will have application for universal adaptation and implementation. This course partners with the coaching experience to offer direction in design and implementation of the innovative project. May be repeated additional semesters for 1.0 credit each semester to continue work until final graduate faculty approval is obtained.

Prerequisite(s): MNG501 and TYG510
Grading Method: Research/thesis load grade (L/P)
Term Typically Offered: Spring