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PMIN
106 courses with the subject PMIN, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
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evangelism and leading a ministry or a church to implement an evangelistic ministry in order to reach the unevangelized and participate in the Great Commission mandate of Jesus. PMIN 509 Models of Biblical Discipleship (3) Biblical principles for building reproducing disciples based upon the Great Commission, including discipleship strategies for a range of settings. Prerequisite: SFRM 501. Cross-listed with SFRM 509. Cross-listed with SFRM 509, DLDR 709, an RTCH 709. PMIN 511 Pastoral Care, Counseling & Conflict (3) Strategies for effective emotional and spiritual healing in the unique context of the church. Presents models for biblically based, spiritually gifted strategies for key issues as an integrated part of the mentoring and making disciples process. Prerequisite: PMIN 501 recommended. Cross-listed with DLDR 761 and RTCH 761. School of Divinity Page 183
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- SFRM 509
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studies from various church traditions, demographic settings and cultural contexts. Develop a particular strategy in consultation with active church-planting efforts across the country. Prerequisite: PMIN 501 recommended.
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Christian leadership. Consideration is given to mobilizing the laity for service in the local church by using the spiritual gifts. Cross-listed with DLDR 765. PMIN 515 The Ministry Leader: Lifestyle & Skills (3) Based on a survey of critical works by adult and leadership formation authorities, emphasis is placed on key life-focus tasks for career ministry leaders. Explore biographical method as a means of conducting personal, theological and professional reflection. Special emphasis given to the following life focus process items: sovereign foundations, character formation experiences, early leadership formation influences, current ministry/internship options and lifelong vocational selection. Prerequisite: PMIN 501 or concurrent. Cross-listed with DLDR 766. PMIN 517 Church Growth & Revitalization (3) Survey of the present spiritual condition of the American church and an evaluation of why local churches plateau, decline and die. In contrast, identify specific church renewal characteristics that are essential for future church health, growth and revitalization. Prerequisites: SFRM 501 or PMIN 501. Prerequisite: PMIN 501 or concurrent. PMIN 518 Christian Education (3) Looks at the teaching office in the church and home by examining biblical principles to teach and train adults, youth and children. Presents models of effective strategies in such critical areas as singles discipleship and other culturally current issues. Prerequisite: PMIN 501 or concurrent. PMIN 519 Ministry Administration (3) Examination of effective ways to administrate the local church, including the role of lay leadership. Attention will be given to budgets and facilities, with a view to ministry opportunities. Prerequisite: SFRM 501. Prerequisite: PMIN 501 or concurrent. Cross-listed with DLDR 762 and RTCH 762. PMIN 523 Youth Ministry Conference (2) Presentation of training principles, models and materials to aid youth pastors and workers in leading and revitalizing ministry to youth. Offers exposure to various youth ministry experts with an emphasis upon future directions of youth ministry. Prerequisite: PMIN 501 or concurrent.
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- DLDR 765
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principles to teach and train adults, youth and children. Presents models of effective strategies in such critical areas as singles discipleship and other culturally current issues. Prerequisite: PMIN 501 or concurrent. PMIN 519 Ministry Administration (3) Examination of effective ways to administrate the local church, including the role of lay leadership. Attention will be given to budgets and facilities, with a view to ministry opportunities. Prerequisite: SFRM 501. Prerequisite: PMIN 501 or concurrent.
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pastors and workers in leading and revitalizing ministry to youth. Offers exposure to various youth ministry experts with an emphasis upon future directions of youth ministry. Prerequisite: PMIN 501 or concurrent. School of Divinity Page 145
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critical issues of education, poverty, ethnic diversity, and religious plurality with special attention to theology, ecclesiology, and preaching as context for pastoral leadership in relation to urban challenges. Cross-listed with DLDR 759. PMIN 561 Reconciliation Ministry Issues & Strategies (2) Addresses the racial and ethnic tensions in the church and community, including its sources, effects and projected impact on the gospel witness. Examines various models of reconciliation with strategies that impact both urban/suburban and cross-cultural ministry. Prerequisite: PMIN 501 recommended. PMIN 562 Building Coalitions for Urban Ministries (2) Examines strategic models that partner churches, community organizations, social agencies, schools and businesses for the purpose of restoring at-risk communities. Develops innovative methods that encourage 21st-century roles for evangelism and compassion ministries. Prerequisite: PMIN 501 recommended. PMIN 564 Leadership Coaching for Life Focus (3) Students will explore the principles and tools to navigate past, present, and future major life convergences in themselves and others in ministry. The biblical concept of fulfillment and hope are communicated in ways that will apply in both ministry and secular cultures for focused living with purpose and passion. Cross-listed with DMCH 764.
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- DLDR 759
community organizations, social agencies, schools and businesses for the purpose of restoring at-risk communities. Develops innovative methods that encourage 21st-century roles for evangelism and compassion ministries. Prerequisite: PMIN 501 recommended.
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Certificate of Graduate Studies (CGS) The School of Psychology & Counseling offers a Certificate of Graduate Studies (CGS) in Trauma, School Counseling, Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Marriage, Couple & Family Counseling, or Addiction. The CGS is designed to give students who have earned, or who are in the process of earning a 60 credit Master’s level degree in counseling, the opportunity to complete the additional coursework they need to pursue career opportunities, state licensure, or specialty certification. The requirements for state licensure and specialty certification vary by state. Students should research the requirements for the specialty that they are interested in pursuing to determine if the CGS will meet their needs. Courses taken at Regent University in the course of completing an M.A. in Counseling degree can be counted toward the Certificate of Graduate Studies. It is possible to earn an M.A. in Counseling degree (60 credits), and a Certificate of School of Psychology & Counseling Page 360
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PMIN 585 Ministry Seminar (1-4) In-depth study and discussion of various specific topics related to the practical ministry curriculum of the School of Divinity. It may include faculty presentations, dialogues, student presentations, outside speakers or a combination of these. Prerequisite: PMIN 501 recommended. School of Divinity Page 185
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School of Divinity Page 142
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M.A. in Pastoral Counseling with a concentration in Addictions Counseling (12 credit hours)
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Christian leadership in ministry settings. Emphasis on mobilizing people for Spirit-led service in the local church.
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application in the local church. Special attention is given to organization structure, budgets and facilities, church and non- profit law, and church security. PMIN 605 Preaching Ministry (3) The theology, theory and practice of preaching with emphasis on expository, narrative and topical forms of sermons. Mainly consists of preaching experiences with feedback evaluation by instructor and students. Prerequisite: PMIN 524. Regent University 220
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Certificate of Graduate Studies in Digital Ministry & Artificial Intelligence (12 credit hours)
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Interdisciplinary Studies: Select 12 credits of 600-level Divinity courses in a variety of disciplines beyond the required Foundations and Capstone courses. Students in this concentration may take up to 6 credits of master’s level courses from other graduate school at Regent University. Marketplace Ministry: Select courses in this concentration are offered from other graduate schools at Regent University. Refer to the Robertson School of Government section of this catalog for the course description of GOV 693, the Communication & the Arts section for the course description of JRN 607, and the School of Business & Leadership for the course descriptions of LMOL 602, 605, 606, & MBA 621. Required Divinity Courses (6 credit hours):
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Certificate of Graduate Studies in Spiritual Formation (12 credit hours)
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Certificate of Graduate Studies in Spiritual Formation (12 credit hours)
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- 2026
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Vision, Values, Goals, and Assessments for Organizational Clarity and Alignment. Authentic Leadership Cultures through Executive Coaching skill-sets are offered for healthy leadership transitions and multiplication. Readings and Resources contribute to imbedding coaching functions in ministry. Prerequisite: PMIN 620. Cross-listed with PMIN 721. PMIN 622 Ministry Coaching Strategies (3) Integrates all previous coaching courses. Allows leaders to embed coaching strategies in core areas of leadership recruitment, development, and multiplication in and through their organizations. Professional Leadership Coaching competencies are achieved with implications for writing and publication in the coaching and leadership fields. Prerequisite: PMIN 621. Cross-listed with PMIN 722. PMIN 630 Worship & Formation (3) The worship leader as a catalyst for spiritual development and effectiveness in ministry. Focuses on effective leadership, corporate worship expression and experience, and missional application in ministry settings. PMIN 631 Biblical Worship (3) Nature, forms and functions of worship in Scripture and their contemporary relevance. Emphasizes the expression of worship in ministry as a fundamental source for personal and congregational transformation.
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- PMIN 721
School of Divinity Page 136
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Certificate of Graduate Studies in Spiritual Formation (12 credit hours)
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spontaneous expressions through the Holy Spirit. Explores songwriting for the church and creative expression in worship arts and their implementation in the church. PMIN 633 Models of Worship (3) Creative forms of worship that provide opportunities to encounter God. Includes liturgical development, current trends, and worship curating. Emphasis is on practical implementation of transformational worship in ministry settings.
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- 2026
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Capstone (6 credit hours): Students in this degree are required to take the following capstone courses.
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Capstone (3 credit hours) Students in this degree are required to take the following capstone course.
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Christian Discipleship: The following 18 credits are required courses for this concentration.
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Christian Theology: Select 18 credits of 500 or 600-level THEO courses beyond the required Foundations courses. Church & Ministry: The following 18 credits are required courses for this concentration
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theological, and pastoral insights to cultivate Spirit-empowered compassion, healing, and resilience in individuals, churches, and communities affected by suffering and crisis.
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- 2026
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Capstone (3 credit hours): Students in this degree are required to take the following capstone course.
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- 3
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- 2026
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Master’s Thesis: Students must have achieved a minimum 3.7 GPA in their M.Div. program or received School of Divinity approval to be eligible for this capstone.
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- 6
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- 2026
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development philosophy relating to personal growth and ministry practice. Designed to bring personal renewal through deep reflection and peer-interactional learning. Introduces skills and techniques of biblical/theological reflection and research needed for the ministry project. PMIN 701 The Ministry Leader (3) Examines and assesses ethical issues affecting leaders’ lives and work. Provides tailored personal/professional assessment, refocusing and growth. Emphasizes core values, spiritual formation, and relational development, providing lifetime leadership competence and confidence. Mandatory course offered once annually. PMIN 702 Advanced Ministry Administration (3) Skill-enhancement course equips to catalyze change: casting vision; conducting strategic planning; managing multi-phased projects and processes. Trains to use interactive systems supporting ministry strategic planning and management. Equips students with leadership skills to mobilize and manage volunteer and staff resources: recruiting, assimilating, supervising, growing, retaining. PMIN 703 Leading Spiritual Renewal (3) Spiritual formation processes in the context of leadership and renewal are studied and practiced to effect personal and vocational growth. Includes an experiential approach to leading formation and renewal in one’s ministerial context.
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- 2026
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- 3
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- 2026
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- www.regent.edu
Regent University 212
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- 2026
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Concentration (9 credit hours) Students in this degree choose one concentration from the following subjects. Chaplain Ministry & Leadership: Select 9 credits from the following courses:
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- 2026
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Concentration (18 credit hours) Students in this degree choose one concentration from the following subjects. Biblical & Renewal Preaching: Select 18 credits from the following courses:
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- 2026
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the Old and New Testaments. Narrative, prophetic, poetic, and expository models found in scripture will all be examined.
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- 2026
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- www.regent.edu
biblical text specifically for implementation in preaching for renewal.
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Church through biblically faithful preaching. Students will examine the content, style, and method of famous preachers from all major streams of Christianity (Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestantism) throughout Church history (early, medieval, reformation, and modern).
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across cultures. Students will cultivate cultural intelligence without sacrificing the inerrancy of God’s word and the gospel's exclusivity. Regent University 222
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- 2026
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- 2026
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*PMIN 726 may be repeated for a maximum of six credits applied to the concentration Chaplain Ministry & Leadership: Select 18 credits from the following courses:
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- Repeatable
- may be repeated for a maximum of six credits applied to the concentration Chaplain Ministry & Leadership: Select 18 credits from the following courses:
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oversee trauma healing ministries, mentor facilitators in trauma and disaster relief, and design Spirit-empowered strategies for healing, resilience, recovery from moral injury, and restoration in diverse ministry settings. PMIN 731 Biblical Healing & Restoration (3) Explores suffering, healing, and restoration through Scripture and theology. Emphasizes Spirit-empowered responses to human brokenness, redemptive suffering, moral injury, and God’s restorative work in individuals, churches, communities, and creation.
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- 2026
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Doctoral Candidacy Phase (9 credit hours)
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- 2026
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- www.regent.edu
examining historic and contemporary practical theologies from a Renewal perspective and develops research skills and competencies necessary for writing practical theology and completing practical theology dissertations.
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integrate the biblical text with a theological, cultural, and ethical analysis of leadership contexts within Christian churches and organizations to strengthen leadership praxis in a changing world. PMIN 752 Practical Theology in Missiology (3) Focuses on developing perspectives and empirical research through interpreting situations, events, culture, and trends when extending the gospel in cross-cultural contexts to maximize cultural sensitivity and adaptation for Kingdom advance. PMIN 753 The Hermeneutics of Practical Theology (3) Develops critical analysis of how the Biblical text, along with theological and philosophical perspectives, informs empirical research through scholarly interpretation and explores the components of hermeneutical interpretation and critical reflection as applied to life and the Christian faith.
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- 2026
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to produce scholarly research-based publications for academic formats.
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Capstone (6credit hours) Students in this degree are required to take the following capstone courses:
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integrated approach to spiritual, mental, emotional, physical, and professional health in the minister’s personal life and ministry setting as a means to long term service and increased fruitfulness in ministry.
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understanding how God builds a person into a leader with God-given leadership identity. God’s work in building character and skill; developing strategic leadership skills, and habits becoming a passionate equipper of other leaders. PMIN 764 Transformational Ministry (3) Renewal and transformation in the minister’s personal life and ministry context. Builds on case studies and historical accounts of the renewing power of the Holy Spirit. Explores personal renewal as a foundation for leading renewal in ministry settings with a view toward application. PMIN 765 Advising Leaders (3) Explores the theory and practice of chaplain leadership and how chaplains working in advisory roles can best support leaders for the success of both the institution and its personnel. PMIN 766 Multicultural Ministry (3) How to analyze, understand, and engage identity and belief systems from a Gospel perspective to appropriately apply authentic Gospel ministry. How to minister through community relationships and religious leader engagement. Regent University 223
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Trauma Ministry & Renewal:
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Ministry Leadership Coaching:
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successfully use chaplain personal and professional protocol to effectively lead chaplaincy teams. PMIN 769 Ministry in Secular Settings (3) Addresses challenges chaplains face when ministering in secular settings. Learn how to form transformational responses that meet secular presuppositions with workable and effective ministry solutions. PMIN 770 Multifaith Ministry (3) Explores the biblical, theological, and philosophical dynamics at work when ministry occurs in multicultural and multifaith settings. Learn how to formulate appropriate and effective redemptive responses that promote healthy ministry and unity for people from diverse backgrounds. PMIN 771 Transforming Institutions (3) Learn to identify, understand, and leverage common institutional dynamics to develop biblical strategies that facilitate the work of the Holy Spirit as a means of transformation for institutions and their people. PMIN 796 Clinical Pastoral Education (3) Training at a site approved by the Association of Clinical Pastoral Education (ACPE) to earn one unit of CPE. A Regent instructor oversees the training, providing intake, debrief sessions, and spiritual formation for CPE students. Must be accepted by training site to register. Cross-listed with PMIN 696. Repeatable for credit for a maximum of 6 credits. Pass/No Pass. PMIN 897 D. Min. Project Design (3) First part of the D.Min. culminating experience to develop a proposed ministry project design. Submission of a final ministry project proposal is due by the end of the course. Oral examination at the completion of the proposal by the chairperson. Pass/No Pass. PMIN 899 D.Min. Ministry Project (3) Ministry Project that incorporates original study and research using historical, critical, biblical and theological tools and analysis. Focuses on a research-based solution to a problem in ministry. Repeatable for credit for a maximum of 6 credits. Prerequisites: PMIN 897. Pass/No Pass. PMIN 899a D.Min. Ministry Project Continuation (1) Continuation for PMIN 899. Prerequisite: an IP in PMIN 899. Repeatable for credit. Pass/No Pass. SFRM 500 Spiritual Formation (3) Defines spiritual formation and examines its biblical, historical, and theological foundations. Discusses the essential elements of formation including spiritual disciplines, applying these elements to personal and ministry contexts. SFRM 610 History of Christian Spirituality (3) Explores Christian spiritual practices, traditions, and movements from the early church to the present. Students will examine historical figures, theological themes, and devotional writings that have shaped Christian spiritual life. SFRM 611 Spiritual Formation & Renewal (3) Examines the work of the Holy Spirit in renewing the spiritual life of the church. Discusses how churches cultivate spiritual vitality and renewal. Provides theological insights and practical strategies for fostering spiritual renewal. SFRM 612 Engaging Spiritual Disciplines for Renewal (3) Explores the essential role of spiritual disciplines in Christian formation. Examines key practices, their biblical foundations, and practical applications to foster deeper intimacy with God and transformative renewal. SFRM 613 Spiritual Direction & Soul Care (3) Examines approaches to guide others in their spiritual journey while fostering deep soul care. Reviews biblical, historical, and practical foundations of spiritual direction. Develops practices to nurture both personal and communal spiritual well-being. SFRM 614 The Life of Prayer (3) Explores various prayer traditions of the Christian church from their inception to today. Focuses on how prayer fosters renewal when applying key traditions to their own spiritual lives and communities. Students will choose one of the following courses:
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- PMIN 696
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* PMIN 796 may be repeated for a maximum of six credits applied to the concentration Christian Leadership & Renewal:
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- may be repeated for a maximum of six credits applied to the concentration Christian Leadership & Renewal:
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Dissertation: (6 credit hours) Students in this degree are required to complete a ministry dissertation. PMIN 899 is repeated in two consecutive semesters for a total of 6 credits.
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* PMIN 899 is repeated in two consecutive semesters for a total of 6 credits. * If a student does not complete the project in the required six credits, they will enroll for the following one-credit course each semester until the project is completed. PMIN 899a D.Min. Ministry Project Continuation (1) Doctor of Philosophy in Renewal Theology (Ph.D.) (Program delivered online with some required face-to-face components) The Ph.D. in Renewal Theology is a 60-credit-hour terminal academic degree providing an advanced level of study in a theological discipline. It is an academic degree intended to equip theologians for service in both the Church and academy. The Ph.D. is ideal for those seeking specialist training in Renewal Theology, equips individuals to teach at the graduate level and prepares Pastor-Theologians for service in the Church. The Ph.D. is available in four concentrations: • Biblical Studies • Christian Theology • Church History • Practical Theology University Requirement (Must be completed in first semester)
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