The Journal of Christian Ministry (JCM) is an annual publication of The Association for Doctor of Ministry Education (ADME). The purpose of this journal is to encourage theological reflection regarding the training for and practice of Christian ministry at the highest level. While recognizing and appreciating the religious diversity that exists across the globe, this journal, as its name implies, recognizes the fundamental uniqueness of Jesus Christ.
Research influences its context. While careful researchers try to minimize this influence by, for example, avoiding research contexts where researchers exercise authority over...
It was a long evening. It was about a new, very well designed, cohort model DMin program that met the ATS Commission on...
In this article we outline an extended and practical definition of Action Research as a means of developing a paradigm that can help...
This article highlights four enrollment trends among ATS seminaries that may portend that unknown future, plus a few more focused on the future...
Drawing on the author’s experiences working with and for the Association of Theological Schools, this essay reminds us that assessment is meaningful work....
Dr. Perry Shaw suggests in the preface of his "Transforming Theological Education" that a common outcome of seminary preparation is the transformation of...
Amos Yong hosts a dialogue of contemporary voices representing a spectrum of thinkers and disciplines in search of "an effective model of Christian...
Some people are born administrators. For the rest of us, it’s a steep learning curve....
"Ultimately, this book is about choices." Those familiar with the published work of Paul Borthwick, which spans 30 years of research and writing,...
