Lead in ministry
Bring biblically grounded health and wholeness into churches, small groups, retreats, missions, and pastoral care.
A 36-credit graduate degree + professional credential
Earn your Master of Christian Holistic Wellness and CCHWP credential. Integrate Scripture, functional wellness, and evidence-informed coaching to help people flourish—body, soul, and spirit.
A whole-person approach
Your health is not separate from your faith. Caring for the whole person can become an act of worship—and a way to serve others with wisdom, resilience, and compassion.
Where purpose becomes practice
Bring biblically grounded health and wholeness into churches, small groups, retreats, missions, and pastoral care.
Build practical skill in functional wellness, nutrition, behavior change, communication, and Christ-centered transformation.
Add a distinctive wellness specialization to your work as a pastor, counselor, therapist, fitness professional, or entrepreneur.
Possible paths
Featured curriculum
Move from biblical foundations to practical coaching skill through a curriculum built around the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual dimensions of wellbeing.
The body
Explore the foundations of health and practical rhythms for a whole-person lifestyle.
Functional wellness
Study cellular repair, mitochondrial health, the microbiome, hormones, and the roots of chronic disease.
Emotional health
Understand how truth, emotion, body chemistry, and spiritual formation connect.
Nutrition
Build fluency in vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, enzymes, food supplements, and holistic practices.
Spiritual disciplines
Examine biblical patterns of fasting and feasting and their physical and spiritual effects.
Cognitive vitality
Apply functional principles to support focus, resilience, healthy aging, and cognitive longevity.
Stress resilience
Practice focused breathing, Scripture contemplation, and techniques for navigating stress and pain.
Coaching
Use motivational interviewing, behavior-change theory, health literacy, and Kingdom-centered goal setting.
Lifestyle
Explore movement, rest, sunlight, laughter, worship, toxins, and the lifestyle patterns of thriving communities.
The full 36-credit program culminates in a master thesis and project.
One program. Two powerful outcomes.
Complete the program with the CCHWP credential, designed to strengthen your professional credibility as you launch a coaching practice, expand your ministry, or bring a biblically integrated wellness specialty to your current work.


Meet your program director
“We become brighter lights in a weary world when the Gospel transforms every area of life—including our health.”
Dr. Deb Harrell, ND, PhD
Program Director · Naturopathic Doctor · Author
Questions, answered
Graduates earn the Master of Christian Holistic Wellness degree and the CCHWP—Certified Christian Holistic Wellness Practitioner—credential.
The program comprises 36 total credit hours, including a master thesis and project.
It is designed for people called to serve through wellness ministry, coaching, pastoral care, counseling, fitness, education, retreats, or a faith-centered wellness business.
The curriculum is rooted in Scripture while engaging evidence-informed integrative health, functional wellness, nutrition, stress resilience, and coaching methods.
Yes. Request information and the Aidan University team will help you explore a degree path aligned with your calling, schedule, and goals.
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