10 Oct The Development of DMin Concentration Standards
The Doctor of Ministry (D.Min) degree is the most popular terminal degree offered under the accreditation umbrella of the Association of Theological Schools (ATS). ...
Education
04 Oct Persuasive Pastoral Leaders
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in Accreditation, Education, Feature Article, Ministry, Research Design, Vol 7 (2018)
The art of persuasion is a competency rooted in awareness of what counts as knowledge. Although skepticism over the value of theological education and challenges to the authority of pastoral leaders are not new, they are certainly dynamic factors today....
04 Oct The Intersection of Burmese, Korean, and American Cultures
Drawing on the author’s experiences working with DMin students at Central Baptist Theological Seminary, including recent interactions with students from Myanmar, Korea, and the United States, this paper discusses the insights gained. ...
03 Oct Role of Theological Reflection in DMin Projects
This paper proposes a narrative approach to theological reflection that better suits both the nature of the D.Min. degree as a professional degree in the practice of ministry...
05 Sep Narratives of Leadership Anxiety
So begins the portrayal of an anxious young captain, commanding his first ship, coping with the intimidation he feels in relation to his new crew....
28 Feb Really Great D.Min. Programs–and Why They Are Critically Important Today
Doctor of Ministry programs are, in my opinion, far more important for the church and for society today than is commonly believed, even among those who labor in the D.Min. vineyards....
27 Feb Seminary Professors and the Leader-shaping Task: New Wine from Old Wineskin?
General Colin Powell defined the task of leadership this way: "Great leaders articulate what the mission is--the who, what, when, where, and why"...
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