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Dissertation Guides

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Dissertation Guides with Dr. David Penno - Associate Director/Project Coach

Dissertation Guides with Dr. David Penno - Associate Director/Project Coach

Dissertation Guides with Dr. David Penno  - Associate Director/Project Coach
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Grading Chapters in the New Structure - English

Grading Chapters in the New Structure - English

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Grading Chapters in the New Structure - Spanish

Grading Chapters in the New Structure - Spanish

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5 Tips to Know You Are  Ready for Your Defense -  English

5 Tips to Know You Are Ready for Your Defense - English

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5 Tips to Know You Are  Ready for Your Defense - Spanish

5 Tips to Know You Are Ready for Your Defense - Spanish

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At the time of application to the Doctor of Ministry program, you will select a concentration. You will begin your program when a new cohort forms and launches for your concentration. The curriculum for your cohort is listed in the program planner under concentration headings. You will follow the schedule of courses for the cohort you join. Cohorts are identified according to the year in which they formed (i.e. "2010 Family Ministry Cohort").

In your program you must take the required 8-credit course module Spiritual and Theological Foundations for Ministry. You also must take the 4-credit DMin Project Seminar, and do the project  for six credits. These comprise a total of 16 credits. You have 16 more credits remaining to use in your concentration.

Some participants may wish to audit an additional course above the required credits in an area of concentration to give further development to their project or program experience. Consult with the DMin office if you wish to consider that option by clicking here

Concentrations presently available

2020

“The DMin helps the pastor to hear the
voice of God in their ministry.” 

John Grys,

speaking at the 2013 Doctor of Ministry Conference;

2011 DMin alumnus and now an adjunct professor for the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary

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