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The Doctor of Ministry Program aims at reviving, engaging, growing and equipping church leaders to lead with increasing theological depth and leadership intelligence. John Wesley’s priority on Scripture, reason, experience and tradition undergirds the curriculum of our D.Min. program, as well as our commitment to rigorous inquiry, dialogue and application.
Planning your visit Kentucky Campus Visit the Kentucky campus! Set up an in-person or virtual visit, or sign up for our next Experience Asbury Day. These days typically include a campus tour, time with current students, worship in Chapel, class attendance, meals, and more! Email visit@asburyseminary.edu or call 859.858.2038 for assistance with setting up your […]
Graduate Students (Master of Arts, Master of Divinity, Certificate) Application Form Accredited baccalaureate degree Official transcripts from all postsecondary schools where at least 12 hours of coursework was completed Personal History Essay – 1050-1500 words (350-500 words per question) Share your testimony starting with how you met Jesus Christ. Talk about your growth since that time […]
The Asbury Seminary community is a family of believers who have committed themselves to Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord. We seek to live out this commitment in lives of sanctity, both personal and social. As servants of Christ and as ministers to one another, students, faculty, staff and administrators seek to develop relationships in […]
Complete this 96-hour degree in 3-4 years with online classes and minimal campus visits. World-renowned scholars integrate theology, history, sociology, ethics and leadership into your coursework that’s designed specifically for your ministry context. Through campus-visits, online courses and practicums, you’ll gain a community of life-long friendships and practical skills to be a creative ...
Member schools include Protestant, Roman Catholic, Orthodox, and Jewish graduate schools of theology and reflect a broad spectrum of doctrinal, ecclesiastical, and theological perspectives. Events In addition to in-person gatherings, the Association offers virtual learning experiences that include synchronous and asynchronous sessions to continue learning from, for, and with its members.
