DMin Faith and Culture

The purpose of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary’s Doctor of Ministry in Faith & Culture is to engage the current culture with the gospel in relevant ways.

This program is designed to be completed while continuing to serve in a ministry context. The program provides opportunities for advanced study in intensive seminars, courses and field settings. It combines academic study and experiential learning under faculty and field supervision to integrate theology and practice.

Attention will be given to biblical and theological understanding and account of culture.  Students will critique contextualization models and practices. An examination of select cultural issues and challenges to the Christian faith will allow for thoughtful consideration of ways for Christians to respond. Students will learn to think holistically about how the gospel informs everything a Christian does in this world.

This program includes a 1-credit-hour program orientation, 3 credit hours of integrated theology workshops, 12 hours of intensive seminars, 6 hours of contexualized learning in faith and culture and 9 hours related to the student’s final project.

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• Total Hours: 31 hours
• Standard Completion Time: 3 years

Below is a sample of the required courses. To see a complete list, view the academic catalog.

• DMN8501 Theoretical & Foundational Issues in Faith & Culture
• DMN8503 Historical & Contemporary Models of Faith & Culture
• DMN8401 Recovering the Heart of the Great Commission-Foundations in Disciple-making
• DMN8604 Practical & Strategic Issues in Christian Leadership

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D.Min. graduates already serve in positions of minsitry, and the program is designed to equip them to serve at a higher level of professional competency.

• Lead well in the local church
• Equip others to lead

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D.Min. graduates already serve in positions of ministry, and the program is designed to equip them to serve at a higher level of professional competency.

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