Most counseling programs focus on methods. Some focus on theory. Very few focus on mission. This program does.

At Queens College of Theology, we believe counseling is not just a profession—it’s a calling. That’s why this program is built to train men and women who don’t just want to help people feel better, but want to help people heal deeply, biblically, and sustainably.

You’ll be equipped with practical counseling tools, but you’ll also be grounded in truth—so when people bring their pain, confusion, and brokenness, you’re not guessing what to say. You’re leading with clarity, compassion, and conviction.

This program is intentionally designed for church and ministry settings. While it does not prepare students for state licensure or clinical psychology roles, it does prepare you to be an effective, ethical, and trusted biblical counselor within your church, ministry, or nonprofit context.

Required Courses: 

• Biblical Hermeneutics
• Introduction to Christian Counseling
• Biblical Counseling Foundations
• Law and Ethics in Christian Counseling
• Marriage and Family Therapy
• CBT Techniques
• Crisis Counseling
• Semitic Bible Study Methods
• Biblical Leadership
• Internship

Many people never pursue theological education because they can't justify the debt. 

We built a different model. 

Low monthly tuition. No student loans. You will earn your degree debt-free so you can step into ministry unburdened. 

The Master of Arts in Christian Counseling program requires 30 credit hours which estimates your total cost of attendance at $2,770.