Certificate of Short-Term Mission
Academic Level
Certificate/Diploma
Duration
3-4 Months
Assessment
Yes. Certificate of Completion
Study Method
Online
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Certificate of Short-Term Mission Overview
The best missions trip training and preparation you can have is the Certificate of Short-Term Mission. It is the perfect missions trip training for a person going on a ministry-based missions trip. If you want to be prepared for short term missions and intercultural ministry, then this qualification is perfect for you.
Start your missions trip training today, Certificate of Short-Term Mission.
Who the Certificate of Short-Term Mission for
What you will learn
Preparing for my Missions Trip
Introduction to Intercultural Ministry: 1
Introduction to Intercultural Ministry 2
Crossing Cultures
Included Courses
Play Preview Course Preparing for my Missions Trip
This course is designed to prepare those going on a short term missions trip. The course was developed by and is presented by a legendary missionary couple, who have hosted visiting teams and seen the impact that you can make by simply going!
Curriculum Covered
- Introduction.
- Preparing for your Missions Journey.
- What to do when you are on the field?
- What to do when you return?
- How to lead a missions team.
About your instructor
Pastors Bronwyn & Tim
Combining their experiences from almost 30 years of missions and ministry with their passion to build the kingdom, Tim and Bronwyn are pioneering new works across Southeast Asia. Their ability to be connectors of people and organisations leads to unity and a strong kingdom focus. As they connect into all levels of society, they bring effective influence and attention to areas of injustice. They are passionate about church planting and the training of national leaders, with a strong emphasis on next generation leaders, children and youth. Tim & Bronwyn carry the presence of God and are helping people to encounter His presence.
Course Reviews
Interpretation
We have so much to learn. We need more teachers for teaching the Word than always preaching. Our pastors lack hermeneutics and thereby misinterpret the Bible during preaching or even Bible studies. These lessons has to be printed. Download and share with interested church members.
Final review on this course
Pentecostal History
It has been a great course on Pentecostal Perspectives and History, and I was impressed with the quality of the material presented and so many issues and aspects that were discussed and even debated throughout this course. There were some things I’d never given a thought before, but now this course has been a real blessing to me as I did it. Thanks a lot, AXX Bible College, for this wonderful training and teaching!!! God bless you!!!
Play Course Preview Introduction to Intercultural Ministry
This course is an introductory study of intercultural ministry principles and practice. People preparing for short term intercultural ministry need grounding in the basic principles of mission and cross-cultural communication.
Curriculum Covered
- Course Introduction
- What is a World Christian?
- The Call of God & Your Place in Mission
- What is Missions? Why Missions?
- Mission & God’s Rule
- History of Missions I
- Case Study: Lao Vida (Paul Bowyer)
- Strategic Partnership in Missions – Dr Chin Do Kham
- Revival & Transformation of the Chin People – Dr Chin Do Kham
- History of Missions II
- The Status of the World Christian Movement
- Settings & Contextual Factors in Mission
- New Testament Models of Mission
- Warfare Prayer & Mission
About your instructor
Dr Ian Grant
Ian is an experienced Vice-President Emeritus with a demonstrated history of executive leadership, curriculum development, postgraduate teaching and accreditation, in theological education and ministry training in Australian and international contexts, including in the e-learning industry. He is skilled in Lecturing, Coaching, Managing Teams, Conflict Resolution. Ian holds a PhD focused on cultural intelligence, anthropology, contextualised leadership, cultural and religious change, intercultural communication and Majority World Christianity from Monash University.
Course Reviews
Mission work
It has been an eye opener and I feel strongly charged to get out and do the will of God in the mission field.
Intercultural ministry part 1
I am here by declare that this courses has been very valuable and morale to me as such a new inspiration developed in me in a most powerful way.
Intercultural ministry part 2
I am here by declare that this course has been valuable and morale to me as such a new inspiration developed in me in a most powerful way that I never had before
Play Course Preview Introduction to Intercultural Ministry: Certified – Part 2
This course is an introductory study of intercultural ministry principles and practice. People preparing for short term intercultural ministry need grounding in the basic principles of mission and cross-cultural communication.
Curriculum Covered
- Course Description
- Humanitarian Mission & Community Transformation
- The Call of God & Your Place in MissionCommunity Transformation
- Understanding Culture in Missions
- The Global Landscape: People Groups
- Missions to the Cities
- Missions to the Western World – Part I
- Short-Term Mission Teams
- Planting & Development of Indigenous Churches
- Power for Missions
- Missions to the Western World – Part II
- Missions to the Western World – Part III
- Missions to the Western World – Part IV
- Religious Pluralism & the Uniqueness of Jesus Christ
- Orality & Storytelling
- World Change & World Changers
- Closure & Challenge
About your instructor
Dr Ian Grant
Ian is an experienced Vice-President Emeritus with a demonstrated history of executive leadership, curriculum development, postgraduate teaching and accreditation, in theological education and ministry training in Australian and international contexts, including in the e-learning industry. He is skilled in Lecturing, Coaching, Managing Teams, Conflict Resolution. Ian holds a PhD focused on cultural intelligence, anthropology, contextualised leadership, cultural and religious change, intercultural communication and Majority World Christianity from Monash University.
Course Reviews
Mission work
It has been an eye opener and I feel strongly charged to get out and do the will of God in the mission field.
Intercultural ministry part 1
I am here by declare that this courses has been very valuable and morale to me as such a new inspiration developed in me in a most powerful way.
Intercultural ministry part 2
I am here by declare that this course has been valuable and morale to me as such a new inspiration developed in me in a most powerful way that I never had before
Play Course Preview Crossing Cultures
In this course, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge and frameworks in how to effectively take the gospel around the world and communicate it to cultures that are different to your own.
Curriculum Covered
- Course Introduction
- Biblical Basis for Mission
- Why Mission?
- How do we do Mission?
- Understanding Culture
- God & World Cultures
- Contextualisation
- Global Trends in Mission
- Mission Trends (1)
- Mission Trends (2)
- Models of Mission Work (1)
- Models of Mission Work (2)
- Models of Mission Work (3)
- Models of Mission Work (4)
- Case Study: Urban Missions (1)
- Case Study: Urban Missions (2)
- Case Study: Urban Missions (3)
- Case Study: Urban Missions (4)
- The Practicalities of Going Cross-Cultural
- Dealing with Spiritual Props
- Character
- Cross-Cultural Stress
- The Missionary Call
- Paul’s Methods (Case Study)
- Keys for Effective Cross-Cultural Work (1)
- Keys for Effective Cross-Cultural Work (2)
- Short-Term Mission Trips (1)
- Short-Term Mission Trips (2)
- Short-Term Mission Trips (3)
- Crossing Cultures Course Review
About your instructor
Pastor Kay Dohle
Kay has dedicated her life to ministry. After pioneering a Young Adult Ministry training program at her local church, she then relocated to Asia as Mobilisations & Placement Officer with Assemblies of God World Missions. Since returning to Australia she has held senior leadership roles with Alpha Crucis and continued to work with churches across the country to help them equip Christian leaders to change their world.
Course Reviews
Come over here
When called, we respond and)act differently. When God calls one has no choice but to respond positively to the call . I know God cares about me and I have to care about those God entrusted me to. It’s all about people’s lives hence being compassionate as Jesus was. God’s plan should always prevail no matter what. All we have to do is avail ourselves and all will fall in place. The command is seek first His kingdom and righteousness and all these things shall added into you.
While a missions calling is scarry though thrilling and exciting it cannot be avoided. Jesus went to places and was successful. God is capable and willing to equip anyone He sends on a mission . Pickups such as language, culture and location are not an excuse as God has a way out for His children to go through all barriers to do his will
Preparing self sums it all up. Getting ready for an assignment gives room for emotional and psychological preparation. Once prepared one will be commited to and focused on the task ahead. Ultimately one will grow mentally and spiritually due to exposure to to a completely new environment.
Missions Training
This opened up a whole set of new. Ideas and ways to look and effectively train people we intend sending on missions and at the same time set my heart and desire to go on more missions
Contextualisation
People should always own the gospel we take to them and not adopting our home way of doing things. i have learnt that it becomes much more easier when people in a host culture take the gospel along side their own cultures through the saying ” its not wrong, but just different”. i liked this a lot and promise to carry it on and also exercise it.
Lecturer Kay gave an example of Jesus in this teaching, that he came into the world from heaven as a human being despite him being God. He wanted to be like us in order to ease the gospel, that is to say, born of a woman, ate food, paid taxes among others.
i have also learnt that contextualisation doesn’t mean compromising other cultures but rather relating, that is getting to know the culture then present the gospel.
Thanks to Lecturer Kay.
Certificate of Short-Term Mission Enrolment Options
Monthly Subscription
- Be prepared with your missions trip
- 4 specifically designed courses
- 79 Lessons
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Upfront Payment
- Be prepared with your missions trip
- 4 specifically designed courses
- 79 Lessons
- Lifetime access to all resources
Certificate of Short-Term Mission Snapshot
Certificate of Short-Term Mission Reviews
HUGE amount of information for your investment for ministry
If you are really dedicated to serving God this is a great course to take. It is chocca block with information for you to explore.
Certificate of Short-Term Mission Requirements
All assessment tasks must be completed to be certified
- Learners are required to complete all video lessons
- Each lesson has a short multiple choice quiz
- There are no essays to be written in this qualification