Adaptive Leadership

For A Changing

Church and Community

DOCTORof

MINISTRY

Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie

Start date (August 22 - 26 , 2016)

Graduation date (May 2019)

Accredited by ATS

For more information contact:

Dr. J.T. Roberson, Program Director

Office: 937.376.2946 ext. 224

Mobile: 919.368.8109

jtroberson@payne.edu

jtrjr@mindspring.com

www.payne.edu

Africentric Curriculum

Student-Centered Transformative Learning

Community-Based Action Research

Participants will have an opportunity to

have their work published at the end of the

program

Why consider a

DMIN degree at

Payne Theological Seminary?

Payne Theological Seminary, founded by the

African Methodist Episcopal Church (1894),

is dedicated to the preparation of African

American and other leaders for ministry in the

tradition of liberation, reconciliation, social

justice, and the dignity of all humankind.

Payne Theological Seminary

Mission Statement

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Adaptive Leadership for A Changing

Church and Community

DOCTOR OF MINISTRY STUDENTS

will be empowered to transform individuals,

churches, and communities by:

Understanding the theory behind Adaptive

Leadership

Diagnosing the System by identifying the

challenges that need change

Mobilizing the resources within the system to

bring about change

Build a holding environment to support and

pace the rate of change

Six phases

and corresponding semesters are: 1. Advanced Preparation for Ministry

2. Problem Analysis in the Practice of Ministry

3. Foundations for the Practice of Ministry

4. Research Methods for Ministry

5. Field Research, Data Collection & Analysis

6. Research Writing and Final Preparations

6 - 12 Member Cohorts

A small group of participants (normally 6 – 12)

are led by a moderator to explore the probable

success of a particular model of ministry

Four Focus Group Electives Degree program uses the research techniques of

Focus Group Research

1. Servant Leadership

2. Charismatic Leadership

3. Visionary Leadership

4. Adaptive Leadership

5. Situational Leadership

6. Transformational Leadership

PROGRAM COMPONENTS

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How long will it take to graduate?

The DMIN degree is a three-year (six-semester)

program.

How often will I come to campus?

There are six consecutive semesters. Each semes-

ter begins with a one-week DMin intensive fol-

lowed by Peer Focus Group webinar sessions.

How much does this program cost?

Application Fee:

Non-refundable ($75)

Semester Fee:

Intensive Registration ($375)

Tuition ($4350)

Technology ($160)

“My mentors

have provided

insight into my own

spiritual formation

to help strengthen my

relationship with

Christ and my church.”

Rev. Manuel A. Howard

Brynmawr, Pennsylvania

Engage in the practice of ministry with

increasing professional, intellectual,

and spiritual integrity