Master in Leadership & Ministry

Overview

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Develop your leadership abilities for effective Christian service in Ambrose Seminary's Master program. Specialize in chaplaincy, next church (exploring the future of the church), preaching, or poverty studies. You'll be equipped to understand your vocation and identity in Christ, and to integrate the personal, theological and ministerial dimensions of your life.

This program fits in with your schedule and your goals. Choose from daytime, evening, online, modular [weekend and week-long] and hybrid [weekend and online] course options.

Study full time and finish in two years, or take it class by class: after five classes you have a certificate, at 10 you have a diploma, and at 20 you've completed the degree.

Program Streams

  • Preaching
  • The Next Church
  • Poverty Studies
  • Chaplaincy

Your Future

This is your career

Based on how you tailor your program, you’ll be prepared to serve in specialized ministries that will make the most of your gifts, calling, and education.

This is where you can go

  • Church-related ministries
  • Para-church professional ministries
  • Non-Profit agencies
  • Chaplaincy in a hospital, prison, or industrial setting

98%

graduates employed in their field

Beyond the Classroom

Experience the joys, struggles, and lessons of ministry while working alongside and being mentored by seasoned practitioners. Internship is the best way to develop the skills and competencies that will make you a confident ministry professional. Spiritual Care workers—chaplains—are hired by a wide variety of employers: in health care facilities, in prisons, by the military, in non-profit agencies, in educational institutions, and in industrial workplaces. The type of training they require varies from context to context. At Ambrose Seminary, we offer basic chaplaincy training in the Master in Leadership and Ministry (MLM) program. The program introduces students to the knowledge and skills needed to offer spiritual care to people whose worldview may be different from theirs. Ambrose Seminary also facilitates the registration of students accepted for Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) by Alberta Heath Services (AHS).

Staff and Faculty

Name Position Location Email Phone
Chair, Seminary Professional Master of Arts Programs Terry Young, PhD, MDiv, BTh Chair, Seminary Professional Masters Programs
Associate Professor of Pastoral Theology 		L2079 tyoung@ambrose.edu -
Professor of Practical Theology, Arch Wong Arch Wong, PhD, DMin, STM, MDiv, BA (Honours) Professor of Practical Theology
Cross-Appointment, School of Education
Associate Director, Flourishing Congregations Institute 		L2081 awong@ambrose.edu -