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MASTER OF DIVINITY PROGRAM (Continued): Ashland M.Div. Cohort Programs Year One – Students take core courses to provide a biblical, historical, and theological foundation. Year Two – After completing a minimum of 24 hours (6 courses) with five of those courses being ATS Core courses, a student may enroll in the M.Div. Cohort Program lectures with small groups. Pastors lead the small groups and enrich the student’s education by offering insight and practical ministry experience. The small groups provide a place for spiritual growth, prayer, community, fellowship, support, and processing lecture material. Year Three — Students take additional required courses and selected electives. The M.Div. Cohort Program of Lectures and Small Groups for 2012-2013 Ashland (Tuesday) 8:30-11:45 a.m. Ashland (Tuesday) 1:00-4:00 p.m. Fall Quarter Winter Quarter Spring Quarter SF 700 Person in Prayer PM 512 Introduction to Christian Worship Spiritual and ministry formation in small groups MM 631 Leadership PM 706 Person in Ministry Spiritual and ministry formation in small groups PM 514 Pastoral Care I PM 804 Pastoral Care II Spiritual and ministry formation in small groups Ashland Ashland M.Div. students are required to participate in the Tuesday M.Div. Cohort Program on the Ashland Campus. Cleveland, Columbus, and Detroit Centers In the 2011-2012 academic year, a modified cohort program was begun in Cleveland and it will begin in Columbus and Detroit in 2012-2013. The cohorts at the Centers continue to combine lectures and small groups. However, only one course will be offered in this format each quarter over a two year period. The sequence of courses at the Centers is scheduled as: Fall Quarter Winter Quarter Spring Quarter First year SF 700 Person in Prayer PM 706 Person in Ministry PM 512 Introduction to Christian Worship Second year PM 514 Pastoral Care I PM 804 Pastoral Care II MM 631 Leadership Students should plan to stay in the cohort for the full year, but they may enter the cohort experience during either the first or second year at each Center. Students at the Centers may also take the one year M.Div. cohort on Tuesdays on the Ashland campus. Master of Divinity Requirements M.Div. students must complete 144 credit hours from the following: ATS Institutional Core 44 hours M.Div. Core 72 hours Choice of: General Ministry Concentration 28 hours Or: Specialized Concentration ATS Institutional Core (44 credit hours): IT 500 Introduction to Theological Education 4 hours IT 502 Foundations of Bible Study 4 hours IT 503 Theology of Scripture in Ministry 4 hours OT 511 Old Testament I 4 hours Prereq.: IT 502 OT 512 Old Testament II 4 hours Prereq.: OT 511 NT 511 New Testament I 4 hours Prereq.: IT 502 NT 512 New Testament II* 4 hours Prereq.: IT 502 CH 500 Survey of Church History 4 hours Church History Elective 4 hours Prereq.: CH 500 CT 601 Christian Theology I 4 hours Prereq.: IT 502 or IT 503 CT 602 Christian Theology II 4 hours Prereq.: IT502 or IT 503 M.Div. Core (72 credit hours): Christian Theology Elective CP 621 Christian Ethics IT 694 Field Study IT 695 Field Study Capstone OT 500 Hebrew I OT 501 Hebrew II NT 500 Greek I NT 501 Greek II OT/NT 502 Hebrew or Greek Exegesis PM 706 Person in Ministry SF 700 Person in Prayer PM 513 Evangelism MS 501 Missional Church PM 511 Homiletics CF 501 Forming the People of God PM 512 Introduction to Christian Worship MM 631 Leadership PM 514 Pastoral Care I PM 804 Pastoral Care II 4 hours 4 hours 2 hours 2 hours 4 hours 4 hours 4 hours 4 hours 4 hours 4 hours 4 hours 4 hours 4 hours 4 hours 4 hours 4 hours 4 hours 4 hours 4 hours Italicized courses are taken as part of the M.Div. Cohort Program. *It is recommended that student take NT511 before NT512, although not required. 95 96 Refer to pages 195-273 for course descriptions.
M.Div. Options (28 credit hours): See listing below for course requirements of each option. M.Div. General Ministry Concentration Practical Theology Concentrations Christian Formation Evangelism/Church Renewal and Missions Chaplaincy Pastoral Counseling and Care Black Church Studies Spiritual Formation History Concentration Theology Concentration Old Testament Concentration New Testament Concentration General Biblical Studies Concentration M.Div General Ministry Concentration Courses in the M.Div. General Ministry concentration include: PM 695 Preaching Practicum 4 hours PM 750 Special Issues in Pastoral Care 4 hours General Electives (5) 20 hours Christian Formation Concentration Courses in the Practical Theology Concentration in Christian Formation concentration include: CF 502 Developmental Dimensions of Christian Formation 4 hours CF 503 Disciple-making and the Community of Faith 4 hours Take all four (4) courses below: 16 hours CF 510 Christian Formation of Children CF 511 Youth, Culture, and Identity CF 512 Adult Discipleship and Small Group Ministry CF 697 The Ministry of Teaching General Elective 4 hours Evangelism/Church Renewal and Missions Concentration Courses in the Practical Theology Concentration in Evangelism/Church Renewal and Missions include: PM 695 Preaching Practicum 4 hours PM 750 Special Issues in Pastoral Care 4 hours MS 625 Church Growth 4 hours OR PM 623 Principles of American Church Growth MS 616 Anthropology for Christian Witness 4 hours OR PM 626 Understanding of Cultural Context MS 611 History of Missions 4 hours OR MS 726 World Religions OR MS 727 Religious Movements (OR, If one is taken for the history elective in the institutional core, the other two courses may be used to fulfill the concentration requirements.) MS 613 Theology of Missions and Evangelism 4 hours (OR PM/MS elective if taken for theology elective in M.Div. core) PM/MS Elective 4 hours Electives for the Practical Theology Concentration in Evangelism/Church Renewal, should be chosen from among the following courses: MS 611 History of Missions PM 621 Strategic Planning for the Local Church PM 624 Outreach Strategies of Jesus and the Early Church MS 726 World Religions MS 727 Modern Religious Movements PM 627 Pastoring the Small Church PM 628 Revitalizing the Local Church PM 630 Principles of Church Growth PM 641 Strategies for Church Health PM 699 Church Planting Seminar MS 685 The Global Church MS 710 Power Encounter/Spiritual Warfare MS 770-779 Conference/Seminar in Missions or Evangelism MS 787, 788 Seminar in Mission/Evangelism Principles Note: MS 789 Field Internship may be substituted for IT 695 Field Study Chaplaincy Concentration Courses in the Practical Theology Concentration in Chaplaincy include: PM 695 Preaching Practicum 4 hours PM 645 Introduction to Chaplaincy 4 hours PM 626 Understanding the Social context 4 hours PM 646 Clinical Pastoral Counseling* 4 hours Note: Students should take CH 726 World Religions as their Church History Elective course. Select 12 hours of electives for the Practical Theology Concentration in Chaplaincy from the following courses: Electives for the Practical Theology Concentration in Chaplaincy, should be chosen from among the following courses: PM/BC 636 Pastoral Care in the Black Church 4 hours PM 642 Ministry to Care Centers 4 hours Refer to pages 195-273 for course descriptions. 97 98 Refer to pages 195-273 for course descriptions.
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