Mentors:

Relationships with experienced ministry practitioners help students connect personal spiritual discipline, call to ministry, theological reflection and ministry practice.

Internships:

Hands-on ministry experience is gained through supervised cross-cultural and congregation-based internships as well as ministry in local churches.

The Student:

Each student is part of a Formation for Ministry Group comprised of fellow students and a faculty or pastor leader which works together to encourage spiritual growth, theological integration and development of ministry skills.

Courses:

Thorough preparation in Biblical studies, theology, history, ethics and ministry practices gives students the skills and knowledge for a lifetime of ministry.

Churches:

Participation in the life and ministry of a local congregation serves to connect students to a community of support and service, strengthening their preparation for ministry.