Biblical and Theological Formation Minor
Earn a Minor in Biblical and Theological Formation at Azusa Pacific University
This minor helps students dive deep into Scripture, explore life’s biggest questions, and integrate faith and learning as they prepare to live out their higher calling. Embedded within the APU Core general education program, the biblical and theological formation minor is available to all traditional undergraduate students.
Program at a Glance
The School of Theology at Azusa Pacific University trains students for effective ministry in the Church and around the world through practical programs in a supportive Christ-centered community.
Program Information
- Program Units: 18
Location
- Azusa (Main Campus)
What You’ll Explore
- Summarize the themes and perspectives of the biblical canon and its overarching narratives.
- Interpret biblical texts with attention to literary features, historical and cultural contexts, and theological themes.
- Describe Christian theological traditions that have developed in multiple historical and cultural contexts.
- Explain how Christian practices form diverse followers of Jesus Christ into a family of belonging, care, and growth.
- Apply biblical and theological insights to your faith, academic inquiry, professional preparation, and societal engagement.
- Explore ways your sense of calling and career could contribute to God’s mission.
By the Numbers
As Charlie Reynolds ’25 pursued a major in Christian ministries, he was encouraged by studying alongside like-minded peers and professors in subjects that interest him.
Program Details
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Azusa Pacific University is accredited by the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC).
Career Outlooks and Outcomes
APU Receives $5 Million Lilly Endowment Grant in Partnership with LPU and LABI
APU received a $5 million grant from the Lilly Endowment in partnership with Life Pacific University and the Latin American Bible Institute that will strengthen pathways for theological education for Hispanic students.