B.A. in Missions

The Missions major at Johnson University prepares students to participate in God’s mission among all peoples. Rooted in Scripture and the gospel, the program equips students to engage cultures with humility, wisdom, and a deep commitment to Christ’s mission in the world.

Students explore the biblical and theological foundations of mission while developing practical skills for cross-cultural ministry. Through classroom learning, mentorship, and real-world ministry experiences, students learn to understand cultures, communicate the gospel faithfully, and serve effectively in diverse contexts.

Graduates are prepared for a variety of missional vocations, both globally and locally, as they seek to be agents of transformation and participate in God’s redemptive work among the nations.

All four-year Johnson students complete two majors: one in Bible and Theology and one in their chosen field, such as Missions. Transfer students with substantial prior coursework may complete a reduced set of Bible and Theology requirements instead of the major. Learn more about the Bible and Theology curriculum here.