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Evangelism Course for Every Christian College
New 2-Credit Online Summer Course
May 18, 2026 - August 15, 2026
In partnership with Asbury Seminary and Wheaton College, the Evangelism Commission is pleased to offer a new online summer course for undergraduate students: Christian Formation & Ministry 231: Evangelism.
Taught by Dr. Jay Moon and Professor of Record Dan Haase, the course brings together scholars, missiologist, and practitioners to explore evangelism and Christian mission. Drawing on the cultural and theological diversity, lectures highlight the distinctive contributions of evangelical traditions to evangelism.
Students engage expert-led online lectures, participate in peer discussion and collaborative assignments, and develop practical tools for addressing evangelistic challenges and opportunities within their contexts.
Through this summer course, students examine the biblical and theological foundations of evangelism, engage contemporary and global perspectives on Christian witness, and cultivate authentic and accessible approaches to sharing faith. We invite CCCU institutions to incorporate this course into their curricula and partner with the Evangelism Commission in equipping students for faithful and effective witness.
Offered through the Acadeum platform, this 2-credit summer course is available to all CCCU member institutions. Learn more at Acadeum.
CCCU Acadeum Institutions
If you are in the Acadeum network
- Provosts, Registars or Admins, approve and map the course as soon as possible so your students can have the option of registering for this summer
Due to grant funding, we are able to offer this course with zero teaching institution fees, making the course essentially free for institutions to offer.
- Please consider ways to share this opportunity on your campus, and register by May 29, 2026.
Wheaton Students
Undergraduate Students
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Information will be posted soon on the Wheaton catalog.
- Register by May 29, 2026
Course Overview
This course introduces students to Christian evangelism grounded in the Gospel, the Great Commission, and the Great Commandment. Emphasizing both theological foundations and practical application, students explore biblical, historical, missiological, and contemporary perspectives on faith sharing.
Through readings, digital learning modules, reflective writing, and hands-on practice, students develop a thoughtful and contextual approach to evangelism and learn to communicate their faith with clarity, humility, and cultural awareness.
Learning Outcomes
Via lectures, readings, digital modules, interviews, reflective practice reports, and a final integrative paper, by the end of the course, students will be able to:
Articulate a biblical and theological understanding of evangelism
Evaluate contemporary cultural challenges and opportunities for faith sharing
Practice effective, contextually appropriate approaches to evangelism
Integrate personal faith experience with theological reflection
