Christian Educational Ministries Department
Prepared through academics, relationship and discipleship
Do you feel the most alive when you are serving others in the church, at a camp or with another church related outreach program? Have ministry leaders encouraged you in your passion to learn more about the Bible and serve? If so, you should consider a degree in Christian Educational Ministries (CEM) from Taylor University.
Taylor’s CEM graduates have gone on to become pastors, youth pastors, CEM directors, church planters in missions and inner cities, Christian camp directors or have been involved in outreach programs like World Vision, Youth For Christ, Young Life, Navigators, Campus Crusade, and InterVarsity. Many graduates have gone on to graduate schools like Trinity Evangelical Divinity, Fuller Theological Seminary, Gordon-Conwell and many others.
Taylor’s CEM professors prepare you for multiple ministry settings by focusing not just on academics, but on relationships and a discipleship application. Our faculty pours into you and invests in you. You will be highly involved in ministries on and off campus, working with faculty and peers to serve those in our local and global communities. You will take a two-week Capstone trip with a CEM professor to a major metropolitan area to visit effective ministry sites, and you will have access to our experts in scripture engagement, which will allow you opportunities in training and research.
Take a Closer Look
Would you like to learn more about our program? Check out our degrees and majors, or better yet, schedule a campus visit and see for yourself what our program and university has to offer.
Watch as Dr. Mike Severe, Assistant Professor of Christian Educational Ministries, talks about the distinctives of Taylor’s CEM program, which include students, the faculty’s dedication, the academically rigorous nature of the program and all the opportunities you will have to live and learn on campus and abroad (like Ireland and Jerusalem).
Christian Educational Ministries News
Published: August 22, 2012
Taylor University officials are set to welcome the largest incoming freshman class in school history. An expected 560 new students are set to arrive this weekend: 518 of them being freshmen and 42 additional transfer students.
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