Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.)
Program Information
- D.Min. Overview
- D.Min. Tracks
- Ministry Leadership Track
- General Emphasis
- Large Church Pastors Emphasis
- Executive/Associate Pastors Emphasis
- Christian Education Track
- Church Education Specialists Emphasis
- Ministers to Children, Youth, or Adults Emphasis
- Family Life Educators Emphasis
- Administrators of Christian Schools or Colleges Emphasis
- Camp Leaders Emphasis
- Women in Ministry Emphasis (starting Summer 2008 - read more)
- Hispanic Leadership Track (D.Min. in Spanish)
D.Min. Extension Site:
Philadelphia Biblical University - any student in the CE Track and the General Emphasis of the Ministry Leadership Track may take courses on the PBU campus. Those in the other emphases of the Ministry Leadership Track and the Hispanic Leadership Track must be taken in Dallas or Guatemala respectively.
To confirm that you hold the necessary prerequisite degree to apply for one of these tracks, please contact the D.Min. office.
Contact Information
Phone: 800-387-9673 ext.3734
Fax: 214-841-3658
Email: dmin@dts.edu
New Emphases
Para hallar información sobre el nuevo Doctor en Ministerio en español (To find out more about the Doctor of Ministry program in Spanish),
click here. Introducing three new emphases offered in Dallas Theological Seminary’s Doctor of Ministry Program:
A) Large Church Pastors Emphasis
B) Executive/Associate Pastors Emphasis
C) Women in Ministry Emphasis
Effective Church Leadership Series
Dallas Seminary offers an innovative series of Doctor of Ministry courses in which students can study in churches pastored by several of the most well-known ministers in the nation:
- Chuck Swindoll & Mark Young at Stonebriar Community Church, Frisco, TX
- Tony Evans & Martin Hawkins at Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship, Oak Cliff, TX
- Gene Getz at Fellowship Bible Church North, Dallas, TX
- Bruce Ewing at Fellowship Bible Church, Tulsa, OK
The courses provide interaction with these effective church leaders, along with an inside look at their ministries. Each church, along with its pastoral staff, has had an enormous impact in its local area and around the world. These leaders are pleased to share with doctor of ministry students their unique approaches to ministry, along with their breadth of experience.
Students stay in the homes of church members, and classes are held either Wednesday to Sunday or Friday to Tuesday.