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Jason A. Miller, PhD: When it comes to pastoral leaders, Christian culture has often expected them to be beneath pride and above shame, serving as the anchor of spiritual well-being for the congregant; without giving much consideration to the pastor’s own self-perceptions and experiences of...

The Professional Doctorate A Call to Rigor Tim Sensing, PhD Associate Dean and Professor of Homiletics Abilene Christian University Introduction Consider this scenario: a lecture hall filled with PhDs in biology, physiology, toxicology, epidemiology, and a host of other related healthcare sciences. They have come to hear the lecture by the...

Mixed Methods and Metaphors: Introducing Professional Doctorate Students to the Dissertation Ellen L. Marmon, PhD Professor of Christian Disciplship Asbury Seminary With: James W. Bush, DMin Esther Robles, DMin ABSTRACT This article discusses the unique nature of the professional doctorate and identifies struggles commonly faced by ministry and education leaders who pursue this degree....