Session I

Missions Focus
May 23-25 *

Session II

A student may earn six credit hours by taking Sessions I and II.

*  Participation in Missions Focus, May 23-25, is a requirement for all Missions classes.

• BMIS 346 Introduction to World Evangelism (Wimon Walker) 
• BMIS 458.01 Focused Training: Cultural Anthropology for Missionaries (Sonny Guild) 
• BMIS 422 Campus Ministry (Gary Green)
• BMIS 673 History of Missions (Ed Mathews) 
• BMIS 697 Folk Religions and New Spiritualities (Gailyn Van Rheenen)

• Focus on worship and spiritual renewal.
• Focus on "Missionary Care" presented by Larrie Gardner 
• Focus on building relationships with men and women who share your passion for God's mission of love for the whole world.
• Focus on missionary care for the physical and emotional needs of missionary families on furlough, providing free medical, dental, eye and mental health services by professionals in the Abilene area.*
• Focus on practical issues, choosing from a menu of short classes and training modules.

Session II Classes
May 23 - June 2

• BMIS 458.02 Focused Training: Evangelistic Strategy of Bible Translation and Vernacular Literacy (Brad Willits)
• BMIS 458.03 Focused Training: Anthropological Insights from the Bible (Ed Mathews)
• BMIS 458.04 Focused Training: Evangelism in a Post-Modern World (Leon O'Flynn)
• BMis 481 Inner-City Missions (class in Houston - Charlie Middlebrook)
• BMIS 640.01 Living in God's Story: Spiritual Formation in Missions (Earl Lavender)
• BMIS 640.02 Intercultural Competency in Missions (Chris Flanders)

FAQ - Summer Seminar in Missions

Summer Seminar in Missions has always been a gathering place for those interested in missions. Come, study and experience the full impact of three weeks focused on missions. Students preparing for missions, missionaries on furlough, campus ministers, those seeking second careers in missions, and missions faculty and staff experience learning about missions in community.

*Services rendered are dependent upon physician availability.

Join this unique experience. Check our expanded list of course offerings. Generous scholarships are available.

For questions and more information contact missions@bible.acu.edu.

Enrollment form; Application for Scholarship; Reference Form

Course Information

Tuition and fees for the Seminar

Information and application for the three-day Missions Focus

Global Village Course

In conjunction with ACU's Summer Seminar in Missions a unique course will be taught at the new Global Village operated by Harding University at Camp Tahkodah. A missions course will be offered that introduces students to hands-on ministries to the rural poor. The Global Village consists of five separate villages where students learn practical skills as well as principles of relief and development. All of this is done in an extended cross-cultural simulation. To see the full brochure visit http://www.harding.edu/cwm/Development%20Ministry/HUT/HUT.htm. For application, contact Monte Cox at mcox@harding.edu or call (501) 279-4186.