Master of Ministry (M.Min.)

The Master of Ministry (M.Min.) is a graduate program designed to equip individuals with advanced knowledge, skills, and practical training for effective leadership and ministry within the Church. This degree is intended for those who seek to deepen their theological understanding, enhance their ministry skills, and develop a holistic approach to ministry in various contexts.

Program Objectives:

• Develop a comprehensive understanding of biblical and theological foundations, providing students with a solid theological framework for their ministry practice.
• Cultivate practical ministry skills, including preaching, teaching, counseling, leadership, and pastoral care, enabling students to effectively engage in ministry activities and address the spiritual needs of individuals and communities.
• Enhance leadership abilities, equipping students with skills in organizational management, team building, conflict resolution, and strategic planning to lead and guide ministry initiatives.
• Foster spiritual formation and personal growth, nurturing students’ spiritual life, deepening their relationship with God, and cultivating a character marked by integrity, humility, compassion, and servant leadership.
• Provide opportunities for supervised ministry experiences, internships, and mentorship, allowing students to integrate academic knowledge with practical ministry, receive feedback, and develop a holistic approach to ministry leadership.

Potential Career and Educational Options:

• Pastor or Minister: Graduates of the M.Min. program can serve as pastors or ministers in local churches, leading congregations, providing pastoral care, preaching, teaching, and guiding the spiritual development of individuals and communities.
• Church Leadership: The degree prepares individuals for leadership positions within Christian organizations, denominational offices, or ministry agencies, utilizing their skills in organizational management, strategic planning, and ministry leadership.
• Nonprofit Ministry: Graduates can work in various nonprofit organizations, ministries, or mission agencies, serving in areas such as community development, social justice, humanitarian aid, or evangelism.
• Chaplaincy: The M.Min. equips students for chaplaincy roles in hospitals, military, prisons, universities, or other institutions, offering spiritual care, counseling, and support to individuals in diverse settings.
• Further Education: The M.Min. degree serves as a foundation for individuals interested in pursuing advanced degrees such as a Doctorate in Ministry or related fields. Graduates can specialize in specific areas of ministry, conduct research, or teach at an advanced level.