24 Theology and Divinity Associate of Arts Programs

The Associate of Arts in Theological Studies gives you options; if you simply want to study God’s Word for the sake of your personal growth, you’ll receive a solid foundation in doctrine. You will receive practical training in the application of their studies in ministry to others.

The two-year A.A. Divinity program is suited for the student who desires additional training for the purpose of serving in the local church. This program offers a wide range of courses relevant to leadership and educational ministries. Courses are aligned in three specific disciplines: Biblical Studies, Theology, and Practical Ministry. All of the courses within this program may also count toward one of the bachelor's degree programs at Manna U. A.A. Divinity students will be required to complete 55 credit hours of required courses and 6 credit hours of elective study, a total of 61 credit hours, plus fulfill the Leadership in Action requirement.

The Associate of Arts in Christian Studies (AACS) combines theological education with the history of Western thought in order to develop the intellectual and spiritual maturity of every graduate. The degree prepares students to serve God and others in whatever chosen vocation, including Christian ministries, through worldview development and biblical studies.

Trevecca’s two-year Associate of Arts in worship studies provides a foundation in musicianship and worship, helping students become well-versed in music theory, performance, biblical and historical worship, worship leading principles, private applied lessons, music technology, and audio basics.

Christian Life College offers the Associate of Arts Degree in Christian Studies.

The Associate of Arts degree is designed for the student who desires a strong biblical foundation in preparation for further study at another college or effective ministry within the local church.

The Associate of Arts degree in General and Religious Education offers a Christian liberal arts core with a foundational knowledge of the Bible and Christian ministries. This basic curriculum prepares the student to continue study in a specialized field.

Religion has been a part of virtually all civilizations and cultures forever. It is everywhere and is the foundation for belief systems around the world from the dawn of time. Our religious studies curriculum explores classical mythology, as well as religions in America and around the world.

The objectives of this program are To prepare the student in the study of and share the Word of God.

This 63-credit hour degree program is designed for Christian professionals, students who plan to complete a non-theological degree in the future, and others who wish to study the fundamentals of the Christian faith along with General Education courses.

Jarvis Christian College is a historically Black liberal arts, baccalaureate degree-granting institution affiliated with the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). The mission of the College is to prepare a diverse population of lifelong learners intellectually, socially, spiritually, and personally through providing interactive services and using varied modalities of instructional delivery.

Solid biblical training from accomplished faculty with years of ministry experience. This program of study equips students to learn and apply sound Biblical leadership training such as values, vision, planning, motivation, and organizational development to embrace, understand, and live as an effective ministry leader. All of the courses within this program may also count toward one of the bachelor’s degree programs at Manna U. In addition to the 61 credit hours of academic studies, A.A.C.L. students are required to fulfill the Leadership in Action requirement.

For those looking to be trained in ministry, our two-year associate's program provides a convenient and affordable route toward a Bible degree.

Life Pacific University-Virginia offers a fully accredited, Associate of Arts degree in General Studies on the campus in Christiansburg, Virginia.

In addition to the General Objectives and the Overall A.A. Program Objectives, upon completion of these courses, the student should be able to display an understanding of the various methods of studying and presenting the Bible.