A 48-credit Master of Arts focused on theological foundations and practical pastoral skills for work in local churches and related ministries. Suited to those already in vocational ministry or individuals seeking postgraduate theological formation without completing a full M.Div.
Coursework combines theology and hermeneutics with hands-on ministry topics. Named educational focuses and course areas include:
The source material does not list explicit admissions criteria. The programme is presented for students who already have ministry experience or who seek additional theological study to support their vocational or non-vocational ministry roles.
The degree is positioned to strengthen preparation for church and ministry positions. Typical roles noted include:
The programme page does not specify dedicated scholarships. Prospective applicants should consult the college's admissions and financial aid offices for institutional scholarships, seminary funding options, and broader external scholarships for graduate theological students.
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