Nov 29, 2013 ... theology of youth and young adult ministry. ... Seventh-day Adventist Theological
Seminary ... Adjunct Professor, Doctor of Ministry Program.
Contact the DMin office 888-717-6244,
[email protected] www.doctorofministry.com Doctor of Ministry Program Youth and Young Adult Ministry Concentration
Changing the People Who Change the World DMin Program 4145 E. Campus Circle Drive Berrien Springs MI 49104-1560
Changing the People Who Change the World
DMin Program 4145 E. Campus Circle Drive Berrien Springs MI 49104-1560
Doctor of Ministry Program Youth and Young Adult Ministry Concentration Contact the DMin office 888-717-6244,
[email protected] www.doctorofministry.com
Youth and Young Adult Ministry Doctor of Ministry
and the wider community in their particular cultural environments. · Professional Formation – Gain knowledge of the professional field including spiritual leadership, consultation, networking, and ethical conduct. · Self-reflection/Personal Growth – Become aware of the impact that self-awareness and self-understanding may have on ministry.
FACULTY You will interact with professors and youth ministry practitioners like these:
Enrollment is limited to 25. Reserve your place now!
Application deadline: November 29, 2013 WHAT IS IT? The Youth and Young Adult Ministry concentration is designed to shape youth and young adult ministry leaders through experience, discovery, reflection, challenge, and experimentation with fellow professionals. The program will provide a ‘ministry-embedded’ integration of theory and practice within a biblical theology of youth and young adult ministry.
WHEN DOES IT BEGIN? The teaching intensives for the first module will be February 13-March 3, 2014.
WHERE WILL THE INTENSIVES BE HELD? The first year’s intensives will be in Orlando, Florida; the third year will be at a location outside the United States. Intensives will be held at the Andrews campus in the second and fourth years.
HOW IS THE PROGRAM ORGANIZED? Each of the year-long study modules includes a teaching intensive. During
the program you will also participate in regional work groups, develop a context support group, establish a mentoring relationship, read and reflect on the best literature in the field, as well as develop and evaluate a professional project within the context of your own congregation or leadership responsibilities.
OUTCOMES – WHAT WILL THE PROGRAM ENABLE YOU TO DO? The DMin Youth and Young Adult Ministry develops competencies in these areas: · Academic Advancement – Acquire knowledge of current issues related to the field, engage the discipline through theological, sociological and psychological perspectives, and learn basic research skills. · Spiritual, Theological, and Personal Development – Integrate personal spiritual and theological perspectives into the practice of youth and young adult ministry. · Praxis – Enable participants to acquire skills pertinent to their practice in the field within the context of the church
CONTACT: 888-717-6244 or
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Steve Case, PhD President, Involve Youth Ministries Former Professor of Youth Ministry Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary Harold Crook, EdD Education Superintendent, Southern California Conference of Seventh-day Adventists Robert Cruise, PhD Professor of Research and Statistical Methodology, La Sierra University
SCHEDULE OF INTENSIVES February 13-21, 2014 Orlando, FL Current Issues in Youth and Young Adult Ministry DSRE710 (4 credits) Steve Case Feb. 23 - March 3, 2014 Orlando, FL DMin Project Seminar GSEM790 (4 credits) Bill Knott and/or David Penno April 5-16, 2015 Andrews University Spiritual and Theological Foundations for Ministry GSEM706 (8 credits) Jon Dybdahl February 18-28, 2016 Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Advanced Youth and Young Adult Ministry DSRE765 (5 credits) Steve Case
Richard Davidson, PhD Professor of Old Testament Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary
February 16-26, 2017
Jon Dybdahl, PhD Adjunct Professor, Doctor of Ministry Program Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary
Ministry Leadership Strategies
Bill Knott, PhD Editor, Adventist Review and Adventist World; Adjunct Professor, Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary A. Allan Martin, PhD Pastor, Younger Generation Church, Arlington, TX David Penno, PhD Project Coach, Doctor of Ministry Program Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary Allan Walshe, DMin Associate Professor of Discipleship, Chair, Department of Discipleship and Religious Education, Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary Steve Yeagley, MDiv Assistant Dean for Student Life Andrews University
Andrews University Perspectives on Youth and Young Adult DSRE721 (5 credits) Allan Walshe
Concentration Coordinator Dr. Steve Case 916-961-2177
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