The purpose of the Master of Arts in Ministry to Women is to prepare students for effective ministry through courses that focus on roles of biblical womanhood, teaching and discipleship and evangelism specifically to women.

Courses will provide an overview of biblical womanhood, insight into counseling, teaching and discipling women and girls and instruction in the practical outworking of the Christian life. The program will also provide opportunities for guided experience through a supervised field ministry requirement, thus enabling students to apply the knowledge gained in the classroom. Admission to this program is limited to women holding a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent who also meet all other admission requirements for the seminary. This degree can be completed through a combination of online and hybrid courses. Students can live where they serve and still get a robust theological education.

  • Available as Distance Learning

  • On-Campus

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At a Glance

  • 39

    Master of Arts hours

  • 9

    Ministry to Women hours

  • 3

    Ministry to Women elective hours

  • 51

    Total Credit hours

Program Courses

At my church, we are about the great commission but it was during my time at Southeastern that I learned how to better understand and emphasize it in my own church context.

Lissy Sandoval MDiv in Ministry to Women

MA in Context

What can I do with this degree?

  • Develop ministry opportunities specifically to women in the local church

  • Serve missions organizations as they minister to women in global contexts

  • Serve as an executive for non-profit organizations for women

  • Write for Christian literary publications

What courses will I take?

Master of Arts Core

Intro to Seminary

  • SEM 5000 – Introduction to Seminary Education

Biblical Studies

  • NTS 5110 – New Testament Introduction and Interpretation I: Jesus and the Gospels
  • NTS 5120 – New Testament Introduction and Interpretation II: Acts, Epistles, and Revelation
  • OTS 5110 – Old Testament Introduction and Interpretation I: Pentateuch and Former Prophets
  • OTS 5120 – Old Testament Introduction and Interpretation II: Latter Prophets and Writings

Theological Studies

  • THE 6110 – Christian Theology I
  • THE 6120 – Christian Theology II

Theological Studies Selective

Choose one of the following courses:

  • ETH 5100 – Introduction to Christian Ethics
  • PHI 5100 – Christian Philosophy: Worldview, Western Thought, and Apologetics

Christian History

  • HIS 5130 – Baptist History: Identity, Heritage, and Polity

Bible Exposition

  • CED 6300 – Bible Exposition for Ministry to Women I

Hermeneutics

  • BTI 5100 – Hermeneutics

Ministry Studies

  • EVA 5150 – Disciplemaking: Personal Evangelism and Discipleship
  • MIS 5100 – Christian Missions: Principles and Practice

Practicum Selective

Choose one of the following courses:

  • MIS 6901 – Missions Practicum
  • MIS 6990 – Practicum in International Missions: [Location of trip]
  • MIS 6991 – Practicum in North American Missions: [Location of trip]
  • PMN 7900 – Mentored Internship

 

Ministry to Women

Ministry to Women

  • BCO 5501 – Counseling Women
  • CED 6210 – Foundations for Ministry to Women
  • CED 6260 – Biblical Theology of Womanhood

Ministry to Women Selectives

Choose one of the following courses:

  • CED 6100 – Writing and Publishing as Ministry
  • CED 6150 – Ministry to Teen Girls
  • CED 6200 – Current Trends in Ministry to Women
  • CED 6220 – Contextualization for Ministry to Women
  • CED 6280 – Women’s Ministry in the Local Church

Have more questions? Connect with our MA Admissions counselor.

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