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DMIN | Academic Calendar

The Doctor of Ministry is a 35-credit hour program that will be delivered through a hybrid approach, involving independent and online study, three residency seminars, three event seminars, and development and implementation of a significant ministry project and subsequent dissertation. The following calendar will allow you to identify the course offerings for the current school year. If you have any questions about the academic calendar or about the programs use the contact in formation below.

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CHR641 | Historical, Theological, and Practical Foundations for Biblical Preaching in the 21st Century

Students will explore the historical and theological framework underlying expositional preaching. Students will be introduced to terminology, concepts, and leading thinkers in the field of expository preaching.

CHR601 | Sermon Colloquia Sermon

Colloquia is guided lab for honing skills in preaching. The online course will generate peer and instructor evaluation of the student’s sermons. The evaluations will analyze both content and delivery. This workshop will help students apply the concepts learned in residency and event seminars to the sermons that they preach in their ministry setting. (CHR 641 must be completed prior to a student beginning CHR 601).

CHR671 | Event Seminar

The three event seminars coincide with a major preaching-related event sponsored by Anderson University’s Clamp Divinity School. These events include the Preaching Lectures (held each fall), the National Conference on Preaching (held in May) or one of the International Conferences.

CHR602 | Sermon Colloquia Sermon

CHR672 | Event Seminar

CHR642 | Creativity, Culture, and Biblical Preaching

This seminar will consider the influence and impact of culture on the preaching event and will direct students to consider how creative communication can play a role in leadership within the church.

CHR690 | Project Methodology Workshop

Following the third residency seminar, the student will plan, implement and evaluate a significant ministry project designed to enhance their understanding and practice of ministry. A director-approved field supervisor to offer guidance and assistance in the ministry project.

CHR603 | Sermon Colloquia Sermon

CHR671 | Event Seminar

CHR604 | Sermon Colloquia Sermon

CHR672 | Event Seminar

CHR643 | Issues and Trends in Biblical Preaching

Students will explore contemporary issues and trends that impact biblical preaching. The seminar will be held in another city (Atlanta, Dallas, Washington D.C., etc.) in order to expose students to contemporary preachers and enable students to gain insight from leaders in the field. (Students should have an approved prospectus prior to the beginning of CHR 643)

CHR696 | Ministry Project for Biblical Preaching

Students are required to implement (in action) and evaluate (in writing) a significant ministry project in the field of preaching designed to enhance the student’s understanding and practice of ministry. This project will be done in consultation with the student’s Project Committee and their Field Supervisor. The goal of the Ministry Project is to encourage the student to become a self-directed, self-motivated ministry leader.

CHR671 | Event Seminar

CHR696 | Ministry Project for Biblical Preaching

CHR672 | Event Seminar

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