Missional Leadership Formation: Reframing the Doctor of Ministry Degree Steve Cloer, DMin Assistant Professor of Ministry/Director of DMin Program Harding School of Theology Since the 1970s, seminaries in North America have been offering a professional doctorate degree called the Doctor of Ministry, or DMin. The degree was created as a...
From Vision to Vocation: Reframing the Leadership Metaphor Kurtley E. Knight, DMin Assistant Professor of Spiritual Formation Portland Seminary If a pastor were to take a DMin class on leadership that included a segment on vision, they would likely learn the various ways ministry leaders should form, cast, and...
"This book is a great encouragement and could be used well in teaching ministerial students or those praying about a call into ministry."...
"If taken at a slow pace, the abundance of information presented can provide students with a diagnosis and a pathway to mental and spiritual health."...
“Abuse of power happens between individuals. But systems can also be abusive.”...
A refreshing and systematic look at servant leadership....
A naked man wandered into a worship service. One of our students, the church’s associate pastor, had to diagnose and respond to this awkward situation....
Pastoral burnout, blowup, and dropout is an alarming issue in contemporary ministry. The longitudinal study that the researcher is reporting on has covered twenty years of a journey exploring the dynamics of this issue....
Given the mission of Doctor of Ministry programs to develop theologically reflective practitioners, Dyrness’s book provides an excellent resource for encouraging students to consider fresh theological perspectives on God’s activity in a pluralistic world....
What kinds of projects are DMin students doing at schools represented by ADME? We are introducing a new feature in The Journal of Christian Ministry in which directors of DMin programs nominate the best project completed at their schools in the last year. ...