Doctor of Ministry Dissertations

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176 Articolos

Created by: Covenant Theological Seminary

Last Updated: 2024-07-09

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The Doctor of Ministry dissertation describes the student’s original research study in an area of practical ministry importance. Covenant’s DMin dissertations typically follow the standard structure of:

1. Introduce the research study and research questions
2. Review the relevant literature
3. Describe the research study methodology
4. Report the results of the research study
5. Discuss the results and their application to ministry

Totale articoli: 176
Creatore: Covenant Theological Seminary
Identificatore: vital:3098

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	Titolo	Data aggiunta	Visibilità
	Is biblical womanhood obsolete? : Exploring new ways to teach biblical womanhood	2024-11-26	Pubblico
	It takes a church : the need for a visible, audible, understandable, and corporate Gospel witness to unreached British Asian communities	2024-05-30	Pubblico
	It's easier together : Christian teamwork through the eyes of ruling elders in mid-sized Reformed churches	2024-05-30	Pubblico
	Jugglers for the Lord : how "sandwich generation" pastors care for multiple generations of family members while leading congregations	2024-05-30	Pubblico
	Lament and the voice of the veteran : theological hope in the aftermath of war	2024-12-02	Pubblico
	The language of the Lord's Supper : the possible impact of Wittgenstein's philosophy of language on what pastors say when they administer the Eucharist	2024-05-30	Pubblico
	Leadership by context : situational leadership focusing on the Korean Church Anche questo lavoro appartiene a: Other Dissertations & Theses	2024-05-30	Pubblico
	Leading adaptive change in a Korean cultural context	2024-05-30	Pubblico
	Learning to lead congregations in the midst of change and challenge	2024-05-30	Pubblico
	Making a move : exploring factors that contribute to a successful pastoral transition	2024-05-30	Pubblico