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Master of Arts in Missional LeadershipThe M.A. in Missional Leadership will provide you with a curriculum that develops a theoretical framework for understanding leadership, mission and culture, globalization, ethics, motivation, creativity, vision, strategic planning, teamwork, spirituality, and other leadership issues.
Master of Arts in Theology and CultureThe purpose of the M.A. in Theology and Culture is to enable effective witness and service both within the Christian community and to the larger society. Through exploration of the various influences on contemporary culture and theology, you will come to a better understanding of your own assumptions and those of your faith tradition. IntroductionsFrom the Dean
The College of Ministry at Northwest University seeks to meet this need by offering continuing in-service education at the masters degree level for those who are engaged in ministry – pastors, evangelists, missionaries, educators, counselors, and lay workers. Ministry involves the person of God communicating a divine message to people to achieve divine ends. Those who minister for God must know Him intimately, must be able to exegete His Word accurately, must understand and appreciate the context in which they minister, and must comprehend God’s eternal purpose and be able to relate it to the church and ministry. These M.A. programs integrate academic experiences, spiritual formation activities, and skills development to enhance intellectual, spiritual, personal, and functional readiness for effective ministry leadership.
From the Associate Dean
I believe that our two newly inaugurated graduate programs – the Master of Arts in Missional Leadership and the Master of Arts in Theology and Culture – will help to sharpen the skills of emerging missional leaders and those wishing to engage in cutting-edge, biblical exegesis and theological reflection in tandem with our culture. I am excited to serve as Associate Dean for Graduate Studies under Dr. Ingle’s executive oversight and vision for the College of Ministry.
Highlights
StructureThe graduate courses offered by the College of Ministry at Northwest University are structured to meet the schedules and the learning styles of adults who are already engaged in ministry/careers. The goal is to provide structure and accountability to ensure progress, while at the same time offering the flexibility for people to study at the pace that works best for them. Classes will be offered in week-long intensives that meet during the day (primarily in the M.A. in Missional Leadership) and in Friday evening/ Saturday sessions that will meet for one weekend a month for three months (primarily in the M.A. in Theology and Culture). Admission Requirements
ScheduleMaster of Arts in Missional Leadership Master of Arts in Theology and Culture
Find Out MoreFor more information, please contact Aaron Oosterwyk at 425.889.7792 or aaron.oosterwyk@northwestu.edu, or Request Information using our online form. |
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