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| Doctor of Ministry Program Now Accepting Applications for 2009 |
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 Do you want to deepen your ministry skills? Retool with new concepts and ideas? Need to draw from a deep well of spiritual renewal?A McCormick doctor of ministry education brings biblical, theological, and historical wisdom to bear both on your current ministry and on future directions and callings. Carried out in the kind of diverse setting that will stimulate your thinking and open new windows of insight and with the support of McCormick's outstanding faculty, a McCormick doctor of ministry degree can become a turning point to more vital and effective ministry. Explore a McCormick doctor of ministry degree. McCormick is now accepting applications from individuals who wish to begin study either in June or November of 2009. Prospective students are encouraged to submit their applications well in advance of the final deadline dates (April 1 for June entry and September 1 for November entry). D. Min. applications are reviewed by the Admissions Committee on a continuing basis. The McCormick D.Min offers the benefits of learning through core courses as a member of a cohort of pastors and church leaders from a variety of ministry settings. Students also have the opportunity to pursue elective courses in one of three concentrations of particular interest: Building Beloved Community is designed for those who seek to broaden and nurture a vision of the common good that promotes justice, compassion and faithfulness to a religious heritage. Parish Revitalization is designed for those whose ministry is the local church, blending Christian tradition, current scholarship, and contemporary ministry in ways that help form and maintain vital, faithful churches and pastors. Pastoral and Spiritual Care is designed for those whose ministry focuses on the spiritual nurture and care of God’s people, enabling pastors and leaders to study the dynamic life of the people of God as a helping community.  For more information about the McCormick D.Min:Please contact Martha Brown at 1-800-228-4687 Ext. 6361 or 773-947-6361 or via mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . Information about the D.Min. program, including the Application Form, answers to Frequently Asked Questions and course syllabi may be found under “Prospective Students” in the top menu bar and look for D.Min. Program in the drop down menu. Cooperative D.Min. Programs Prospective students applying to the ACTS D.Min . in Preaching program for June 2009 entry are reminded that applications are due by January 31, 2009. For more information, contact Marcy Miller at 773-947-6270 or via email at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . Prospective students applying to the Ecumenical D.Min. for August 2009 entry are encouraged to contact Ed Foley, program director, at Catholic Theological Union, at 773-753-5333 or via email at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . |
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