Faculty of Christian Education
Preparing educators, ministry leaders, teachers, and disciple-makers to communicate biblical truth, develop effective learning experiences, and cultivate lifelong Christian formation.
Teaching That Informs, Forms & Transforms
Christian education is more than the transfer of information. It is the intentional formation of people through Scripture, teaching, discipleship, mentorship, reflection, and lived Christian faith.
The Faculty of Christian Education equips students to understand biblical truth, design meaningful learning experiences, communicate effectively, develop curriculum, lead educational ministries, and support spiritual growth across generations.
Our goal is to prepare thoughtful Christian educators who can connect sound biblical teaching with effective educational practice, servant leadership, and the changing needs of learners and ministry communities.
What Students Learn
Christian Education studies bring together biblical foundations, educational theory, teaching practice, curriculum development, and ministry leadership.
Biblical Foundations
Develop a strong biblical and theological foundation for Christian teaching and discipleship.
Teaching Methods
Learn principles of instruction, communication, lesson preparation, facilitation, and learner engagement.
Curriculum Design
Develop structured learning experiences, courses, lessons, programs, and ministry education resources.
Discipleship
Explore Christian formation, mentoring, spiritual development, and lifelong learning.
Educational Leadership
Strengthen leadership, administration, planning, supervision, and ministry program development.
Learner Development
Understand how age, experience, context, and learning needs influence effective teaching.
Ministry Innovation
Apply creative and appropriate methods to contemporary Christian education and ministry.
Spiritual Formation
Develop character, maturity, reflective practice, servant leadership, and commitment to Christian service.
Christian Education Study Pathway
Progress from foundational studies to advanced educational leadership, curriculum development, ministry formation, and graduate-level study.
Certificate in Christian Education
Introductory preparation in biblical education and Christian teaching.
- Biblical foundations
- Basic teaching skills
- Christian discipleship
- Ministry education support
Diploma in Christian Education
Expanded preparation for teaching and educational ministry leadership.
- Teaching methodology
- Curriculum development
- Ministry leadership
- Program facilitation
Bachelor's Degree
Comprehensive Christian education and leadership preparation.
- Advanced teaching practice
- Educational leadership
- Program development
- Christian formation
Master's Degree
Advanced study for educators, ministry leaders, trainers, and curriculum developers.
- Advanced curriculum design
- Educational leadership
- Research and evaluation
- Ministry innovation
Ministry & Service Pathways
Christian Education studies can strengthen preparation for teaching, discipleship, educational ministry, leadership, curriculum development, mentoring, and training within churches and Christian organizations.
- Sunday school and Christian education ministries
- Children's and youth ministry education
- Discipleship and small-group leadership
- Bible teaching and ministry training
- Church curriculum and resource development
- Christian education administration
- Ministry workshops and leadership development
- Faith-based educational program coordination
Core Learner Outcomes
Students are encouraged to develop knowledge, competence, character, and leadership for effective Christian education and ministry.
Biblical Integration
Interpret and apply biblical and theological principles within Christian educational settings.
Teaching Competence
Plan, communicate, facilitate, and evaluate effective learning experiences.
Curriculum Development
Design educational materials, lessons, courses, and ministry learning programs.
Leadership & Growth
Develop reflective leadership, spiritual maturity, lifelong learning, and readiness for Christian service.
Christian Education Course Structure
Review the current Christian Education course listing below. Course sequence, availability, titles, and requirements may be revised as programs are reviewed and developed.
Christian Education Courses
Disclaimer: This table of courses is for informational purposes only and is correct at the time of publishing. Shiloh College reserves the right to amend, add, or delete courses at its sole discretion. Our admissions team will be happy to answer any questions you may have about these or any other courses| CODE | NUMBER | COURSE NAME | CREDITS |
|---|---|---|---|
| EDUC | 101 | Introduction to Christian Education | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 102 | Ten Commandments of Teaching | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 103 | Dynamics of Teaching the Word | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 104 | The Christian Teacher | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 201 | Philosophy of Christian Education I | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 201 | Philosophy of Christian Education I | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 202 | Christ the Master Teacher | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 203 | Dynamics of teaching the Word | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 204 | Introduction to Principles of Christian Education | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 205 | Introduction to Philosophy of Christian Education | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 206 | Administration of Christian Schools | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 207 | Curriculum development in Christian Education | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 208 | Ethics in Christian Education | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 209 | Christian Education in Multi-Cultural settings | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 210 | Guided reading | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 211 | Research Paper and Practicum | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 301 | Principles of Christian Education | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 302 | Administration of Christian Education | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 303 | Philosophy of Christian Education II | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 304 | The Holy Spirit as Teacher | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 305 | History and Christian Education | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 306 | Curriculum Development in Christian Education | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 307 | Christian Counseling Theories and Strategies | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 308 | Practicum: Supervised teaching | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 309 | Christian Education teacher's planning | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 310 | Twelve Methods of Teaching | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 320 | Bible and Christian Education | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 401 | Ministry of Teaching | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 402 | Christian Education of Children | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 403 | Christian Education of Youth | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 404 | Christian Education of Adults | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 405 | Ethics in Christian Education | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 406 | Christian Education of Families | 3 Credit hrs |
| EDUC | 407 | Philosophy of Christian Education III | 3 Credit hrs |
Why Study Christian Education at Shiloh College?
Develop as an educator and ministry leader within a learning environment that brings Christian faith, educational practice, and purposeful service together.
Important Academic & Professional Notice
Shiloh College Christian Education programs are designed for theological, ministry, leadership, and faith-based educational preparation. Completion of a program does not by itself confer teacher certification or authorization to practise as a regulated teacher in a public or provincially regulated school system. Individuals intending to pursue regulated teaching roles should confirm the certification requirements of the applicable education authority in their jurisdiction.
Begin Your Christian Education Journey
Prepare to teach, disciple, mentor, lead, and develop meaningful Christian learning experiences through education that integrates biblical truth, effective teaching, leadership, and ministry formation.