This course will examine the history, beliefs, and practices of the Christian & Ministry Alliance. Focus on the original writings of A. B. Simpson as well as contemporary emphasis on theological distinctives and global engagement will establish its present and future trajectory.
This course represents the culmination of the MAChM, and through its completion students will demonstrate an integrated knowledge of the area of Christian Ministry and how this applies to real-life ministry praxis. To that end, the capstone course requires students to engage with advanced readings, including case-studies in ministry, and successfully complete a major research project drawing upon the major areas of the Christian Ministry curriculum (Theology, Biblical Studies, and Ministry Studies) in addressing a significant issue in ministry leadership.
- Professor: Phillip Strickland