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Church and Community Social Ministries

In Person
Campus: Jackson
Three women are gathered around a round table in a bright room. One stands holding folders and smiles, while the others sit with a laptop and binder, appearing engaged in conversation about church ministries.

Where faith meets real need

The Church and Community Social Ministries program prepares students to serve communities through the intersection of faith-based social services and local church engagement. Students develop knowledge in social work principles, community ministry, and faith-based service delivery — equipping them for impactful work in churches and nonprofits.

Quick Facts

Department

Social Work

Format

In Person

Program Type

Minor

Curriculum

What You'll Study

Church and Community Social Ministries equips you to serve your church and neighborhood with both faith and skill — developing the social ministry knowledge, faith-based service framework, and community engagement tools to make a real difference where you are.

Two women sit on a small couch in an office, discussing social ministries. One holds a folder and smiles, while the other writes on a notepad. The room features a white brick wall, round table, lamp, plants, and a wooden door.

The Church Serving the World It's Called to Love

At Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ, serving the community is an extension of serving God. You’ll be equipped to connect the ministry of the local church to the real needs of the people around it — guided by faculty who believe the church is most faithful when it engages the world with both compassion and competence.

Take the next step with confidence

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