College of Family
& Social Sciences
Strengthening families and communities through Kingdom-centered counseling, social work, relational ministry, and the cultivation of human flourishing rooted in biblical truth.
Program Overview
The College of Family & Social Sciences equips students to serve as redemptive agents within counseling centers, social service agencies, family ministries, and community development initiatives. Our curriculum integrates biblical anthropology, therapeutic methodologies, and social science research.
Students develop the clinical competencies, relational wisdom, and theological foundations necessary to facilitate healing, restore relationships, strengthen family systems, and advance the holistic well-being of individuals and communities through Christ-centered care.
Academic & Spiritual Outcomes
Mastery of counseling theory and therapeutic techniques
Proficiency in family systems and developmental psychology
Understanding of social work practice and case management
Competence in trauma-informed care and crisis intervention
Integration of biblical wisdom with clinical practice
Capacity for ethical practice and professional boundaries
Skills in community development and advocacy
Commitment to redemptive healing and relational restoration
Areas of Emphasis
- •Marriage & Family Therapy
- •Individual & Group Counseling
- •Trauma & Crisis Care
- •Addiction & Recovery
- •Clinical Social Work
- •Community Development
- •Child & Family Services
- •Church-Based Care
- •Lifespan Development
- •Psychology of Religion
- •Relational Health
- •Conflict Resolution
Ministry & Career Pathways
Licensed Professional Counselor
Marriage & Family Therapist
Clinical Social Worker
Pastoral Counseling & Care Ministry
Child & Family Services
Community Development Specialist
Nonprofit Leadership & Advocacy
Christian Counseling Center Administration