Engaging the World of Gaming
Dordt University approaches gaming from a missional and ministry-facing position that is primarily interested in fostering genuine community between those with gaming-related interests and educating and developing strong leaders who can engage with and serve those in gaming-related spaces.
If you're interested in learning more about how to approach the topic of faith and gaming. check out our new course, Engaging the World of Gaming.
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Join us this fall as we explore the world of gaming and how Christians can thoughtfully engage with this growing cultural landscape. This online course is open to anyone interested in better understanding gaming and applying a Reformed worldview to this dynamic space.
Whether you have a gamer in your family, church, or youth group and want to connect with their passion while encouraging their faith journey, or you seek to minister to gamers by playing alongside them, this course offers valuable insights. You'll explore the history and influence of gaming culture, engage in thoughtful dialogue about faith and gaming, and reflect on its implications for your life.
What The Course Covers
- What is gaming culture, and why does it matter?
- Why do people find meaning and value in gaming?
- Explore gaming culture from historical and cultural perspectives.
- Reflect and evaluate gaming culture from a Christian perspective.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this course designed for?
This course is for anyone looking to better understand and engage with gaming culture from a Christian perspective. Whether you're a youth pastor wanting to connect with students who are gamers, a student life director seeking to support students, or someone interested in serving as a missionary in gaming spaces, this course will help you navigate conversations about faith and gaming.
How long is this course?
This is a semester-long course that will start on August 26, 2025 and end on December 16, 2025.
Is this course fully online?
The course is 100% online and will include weekly modules for students to complete.
Who's eligible to take the course?
This course is technically an undergraduate level offering, so a high school diploma is required. However, anyone with a GED, bachelor’s, master’s, or doctorate is welcome.
How much does the course cost?
This is a 3 credit course at $405 per credit, so this course will cost $1,215.
What kind of workload can I expect?
The course is a bachelor’s-level 3-credit course, which means it will require about 9 hours per week of your time.
More About Gaming and Faith
Learn more about Dordt's approach, and one of the leaders of this program.
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