DMin Chaplaincy

The chaplaincy specialization seeks to equip chaplaincy leaders to create, implement, lead, and evaluate a chaplaincy ministry philosophy shaped by theological reflection, informed by biblical missiology and ecclesiology, and grounded in professional chaplaincy practice. Students will develop a chaplaincy model that enables them to conduct effective gospel ministry in secular, pluralistic, multicultural, and multifaith environments. Courses will emphasize theological and practical foundations of chaplain ministry, ministry to families, and ministry in instances of trauma, grief, suicidal ideation, and emotional distress.

  • Fully Online

  • Modified Residency

  • Residential

At a Glance

  • 19

    DMin Hours

  • 12

    Specialization Hours

  • 31

    Total Credit Hours

Program Courses

What Courses Will I Take?

DMin Core

General Studies

  • GEN 0000 – Sexual Abuse Prevention & Response Training

Program Orientation Workshop

  • DMN 8160 – DMN Program Orientation Workshop

Integrative Theology Workshops

  • DMN 8170 – Integrative Theology Workshop
  • DMN 8161 – The Minister as Person and Professional

Project Design Workshop

  • DMN 8141 – Project Design Workshop

Ministry Project and Report

  • DMN 8151 – Ministry Project and Project Report Writing I
  • DMN 8152 – Ministry Project and Project Report Writing II

Contextualized Learning Experience

  • DMN 8111 – Contextualized Learning Experience I
  • DMN 8112 – Contextualized Learning Experience II

 

Specialization – Chaplaincy

Intensive Seminars

  • DMN 8702 – Crisis, Trauma and Emotional Disorders
  • DMN 8703 – Care and Guidance for Marriage and Family
  • DMN 8708 – Theological Foundations for Chaplaincy
  • DMN 8709 – Practical Foundations for Chaplaincy

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