The
Doctor of Ministry degree offers pastors, missionarires
and othere church leaders and opportunity for professional
and personal growth. It is designed to enhance one's
knowledge and skills in the practice of ministry. The
student will have opportunity to interact with recognized
church leaders, to explore new ministry perspectives,
to evlauate his own ministry, to increase his vision
and to crystallize his understanding of the pupose and
goals of ministry.
The
program is composed of thirty (30) semester hours
involving eight (8) three-semester hour courses and
a six-semester hour project thesis project. Courses
will consist of a one-week session at Liberty both
pre- and post-class requirements ordinance learning
course. Campus courses are taught in May and January.
ORIENTATION
SEMINARS (9 hrs)
EVAN 851
Twenty-first Century Techniques and Tools
for the Revitalization of the church. (3 hrs)
PACO 852
Growth and Development of the contemporary minister.
(3 hrs)
EDMN 876
Creative Ministry Uses for the Computer (3 hrs)
ELECTIVE SUPPORT SEMINARS (18 hrs)
Choose 6 courses with #850-999 from the following
disciplines:
EDMN, EVAN, HOMI, MCCS, PACO, PATH
THESIS PROJECT (6 hours)
DMIN 990 Thesis Project (6 hrs)
TOTAL REQUIRED HOURS : 30
The
maximum number of transfer hours allowed is 6 hours.
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The
program is composed of thirty (30) semester hours
involving eight (8) three-semester hour courses and
a six-semester hour project thesis project. Courses
will consist of a one-week session at Liberty both
pre- and post-class requirements ordinance learning
course. Campus courses are taught in May and January.