Christian Entrepreneurship, Syllabus for Undergraduates Students

Christian Entrepreneurship is foundational for bi-vocational ministers, new business leaders, church planters thinking like a business owner, business leaders, team members of a company, leaders of ministries, non-profits or churches. 

This course is strategically placed as you begin your enterprise studies. If you are effective in your thinking as an Entrepreneur, you will likely thrive in whatever you do within your community. 

For a bi-vocational minster, this book consists of a brief introduction to the basics of starting your own business, written in concise and simple language. The book emphasizes both traditional and social entrepreneurship as exciting paths for start-up entrepreneurs. With inspiring profiles of entrepreneurs whose work provides models of creative thinking and ideas that make a difference in the world, this book will help you follow your entrepreneurial passion! While some of the resources used are freely available and given by those who do not necessarily hold a Christian World and Life view, you should read them critically as some of the words or concepts presented will not necessarily reflect the doctrine or teaching of Open Christian Ministries. Some of the content contains profanity and we recommend that you DO NOT enroll in this course if you feel this may offend you. We are thankful that Marty Ozinga III is here as a Christian Businessman who promotes the Christian World and Life view. 

Outcomes: for Christian Entrepreneurship: You will learn and grow in the following outcomes:

1. Learning the basics of starting your own business.
2. Learn about business or enterprise opportunity. 
3. Learn some of the critical aspects of team building.
4. Gain valuable insights into entrepreneurial leadership.
5. You will learn how to set up a simple business plant.
6. You will learn the basics of setting up a company.
7. You will engage alternative ways to structure your venture.
8. You will be exposed to the wisdom of successful practitioners.
9. You will learn the basics of money as a resource for your new enterprise.