MASTER OF THEOLOGY

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A Master of Theology (Th.M.) is a graduate-level academic degree that focuses on advanced studies in theology and related fields. It is typically pursued by individuals who have already completed a Bachelor of Divinity (B.Div.), Master of Divinity (M.Div.), or equivalent theological education and wish to further their understanding of theology and related subjects.

MASTER OF MINISTRY OR MASTER OF ARTS IN MINISTRY

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Master of Ministry and the Master of Arts in Ministry are graduate-level programs that focus on equipping individuals with the knowledge, skills, and theological understanding needed for effective leadership and service within religious or ministry contexts.

MASTER OF DIVINITY (Prison Ministry)

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Master of Divinity (Prison Ministry) program focuses on training individuals for impactful spiritual work within correctional facilities. This program combines theological studies with practical training to prepare graduates for roles as chaplains and ministers in prison settings.

MASTER OF DIVINITY (Hospital Ministry)

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Master of Divinity (Hospital Ministry) program offers specialized training for individuals aspiring to provide spiritual care within healthcare settings

MASTER OF ARTS IN CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

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Master of Arts in Christian Education program provides comprehensive training for individuals passionate about combining faith with education.

MASTER OF ARTS IN CHRISTIAN COUNSELING

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Master of Arts in Christian Counseling program offers advanced training in counseling techniques, rooted in Christian values.

MASTER OF MINISTRY IN CHRISTIAN BUSINESS

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The Master of Ministry in Christian Business program combines the principles of Christian faith with advanced business knowledge.

MASTER OF BIBLICAL STUDIES OR MASTER OF ARTS IN BIBLICAL STUDIES

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Master of Biblical Studies" and "Master of Arts in Biblical Studies" are graduate programs designed to provide an advanced understanding of biblical texts, historical context, and theological themes.