Doctor of Ministry, Intercultural Studies

Intercultural Studies

The Doctor of Ministry Intercultural Studies is intended for students who desire further professional development as Christian leaders, pastors, church planters, and missionaries. Students will acquire an advanced understanding of the relationship of theological studies to cross-cultural morality and ethics and cross-cultural conflict management. Students will also demonstrate a complex perception of cross-cultural leadership skills in the areas of contextualization and administration

Doctor of Ministry

Being a life-long learner should be a high priority for every pastor who wants to grow personally and stay relevant in ministry. The Doctor of Ministry degree is an advanced professional degree program designed for the continuing development of those involved in pastoral ministry.

This program is designed to enhance professional competence by expanding upon an initial foundation of theological studies and ministry experience, to enable those in vocational ministry to enhance current strengths, address areas of weakness, and increase overall effectiveness.

To be eligible for consideration for the Doctor of Ministry program, the applicant must have a Seminary MA or M.Div degree (3.0 GPA), and have full-time professional ministry experience (length varies depending on the degree).
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In order to be considered for admission, the student must provide:

1. Official transcripts from the school where you obtained your master’s degree. If you are currently working on your degree, you can submit an unofficial transcript for admission until term completion, at which time an official transcript is required. Transcripts should be sent to admissions@grace.edu.
2. A spiritual life reference
3. Ministry Reference
4. Some MA applicants may have additional requirements
5. Additionally, international applicant must provide a copy of TESOL test scores, and provide a financial certificate indicating sufficient funding for the program of study.

Note: Grace Seminary does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, national or ethnic origin in the administration of its admissions, academic and employment.