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Master of Divinity

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Master of Divinity

The purpose of the Master of Divinity degree is to equip ministers of the Gospel (women and men) for ordained service. The Master of Divinity degree is the basic ministerial leadership degree for those preparing for ministry. This degree provides a solid core in Bible, history, theology, mission, and pastoral ministry. Students then choose either the Parish Pastor Track or the Pastoral Care/Christian Education Track. Students also choose a number of electives according to their areas of interest.