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Daniel Kihm

M.Div. candidate, Anderson University School of Theology

Bachelor of Arts, Christian Ministries and Bible/Religion major

My experience at Anderson University has been the best of my life. With a wide variety of clubs and interest groups, whether it be student government, sports, social clubs, Tri-S trips or Campus Ministries, AU offers many opportunities for students to get involved. My experience has also shown that professors genuinely care for their students and are eager to assist them in any way. The classes I took through the Department of Religious Studies were incredibly insightful, thought-provoking and have led to discussions which challenged me to better understand my own beliefs. I am now working toward my M.Div. degree at Anderson University School of Theology. Through my undergraduate experience, I was adequately prepared to begin my seminary education.

Some Highlights

• AUCME plans chapel services, provides a missions fellowship group, a ministry fellowship group and a wide range of ministry opportunities. AUCME worship teams travel to churches across the Midwest.
• The department offers experiential courses in such places as the Center for Urban Studies in Chicago and the Heart Institute in Florida, a simulated third-world village.
• The Christian ministries major is divided into two tracks. The in-profession track is a stand-alone major for students who want to enter ministry or seminary upon graduation. The in-life track is to be taken in conjunction with another major, equipping the student for lay ministry in areas such as social work, music, accounting, or any other field.
• The faculty are academics—authors of curriculum and books, members of academic societies and most holding doctorates—but they also have pastoral experience and are active in church and para-church leadership.