Church Music Department

The Church Music Department nurtures worship leadership and musical ministry within the life of the Church. It promotes the integration of theology, worship, culture, and music. Within the ATC campus, a special Music School serves the wider campus community, welcoming students, campus children, and community members. The school provides music education, training, and performance opportunities for all who seek to develop their musical gifts and skills in service to God and for His glory.

Church Music Department

Overview

Church Music does not appear as a separate M.Th. or D.Th. specialization. It may function as a departmental or ministry-oriented component of the B.D. programme and college worship life.

Courses and Duration

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