Cedarville Magazine, Fall 2020

sgaville · September 13 Here's to the year ahead — may we live out of conviction rather than culture, grow deeper in community, and 'Press In' together. captanchemistry · September 21 I don’t need to look to the stars for answers because I can look to the very One who made those stars. UPCOMING EVENTS* JANUARY 23 Virtual Worship 4:24 30 CU Leadership Conference FEBRUARY 4–14 Winter Play: Four Comic One-Act Plays 5 Track & Field Preview Day 6 Engineering and Computer Science Preview Day 6 Science and Math Preview Day 8 President’s Society Fellows Scholarship Day 11–13 Music Showcase 19 Nursing Preview Day 22 Teacher Education Preview Day MARCH 12 All-Access 19 Communication Preview Day 19 Pharmacy Preview Day cedarville.edu/events * Events subject to change due to COVID protocols If you love Cedarville University − home of the Yellow Jackets − this is the place to shop. Browse Cedarville apparel, gifts, and athletic-branded products available online. Visit yellowjacketzone.com VISIT THE YELLOW JACKET ZONE NEW M.A.s IN LEADERSHIP, WORSHIP AND THEOLOGY Cedarville University is offering two new online Master of Arts programs, one in worship and theology and the other in biblical leadership. Both programs are expected to start spring semester 2021. These programs will join the existing Master of Ministry and Master of Divinity degrees available through the School of Biblical and Theological Studies. The new degrees, both 36 credit hours in length, will also provide an opportunity for partnerships with other Cedarville programs. The School of Business Administration will partner with the School of Biblical and Theological Studies to offer the biblical leadership degree, and the Department of Music and Worship will help facilitate the worship and theology degree. The programs have in common a set of five three-hour classes that cover topics such as evangelism, discipleship, doctrine, and theology. Students in the Master of Arts in Biblical Leadership then take 18 hours related to principles of biblical leadership, how to lead organizations and project management, and finish with a capstone researched leadership project. In the Master of Arts in Worship and Theology, students will take 18 hours specific to the program covering teaching and preaching, biblical foundations of worship, and worship leadership, among other subjects. The degree concludes with a capstone researched worship project. CAMPUS NEWS Cedarville Magazine | 33