In case you were thinking about applying for the Doctor of Ministry Degree at Louisville Seminary, this is a nudge to move your discernment along a little bit. We have already admitted eight excellent ministers to the next Learning Group which will meet January 7-18, 2008, and we have at least that many applications in process. We aim for a Learning Group of 15 to allow time for individual attention from faculty and group colleagues. The published deadline for admission for January 2008 is October 1. I'm thinking that we may be closing admissions for that group by early September this year (for the first time). Go to our website www.lpts.edu, click on Lifelong Learning and go to the D. Min. page for the full description of the program and the application forms. I always welcome e-mails or phone calls for conversations about how the LPTS D. Min. program would meet your needs for structured Lifelong Learning. We have tracks in Interim Ministry, Pastoral Care and Counseling and the Advanced Practice of Ministry. Within that Advanced Practice Track is flexibility to concentrate in any of the key practices of ministry, including, but not limited to, preaching and worship, Christian Education, Leadership and Administration, Evangelism and Church Development, and Governing Body Executive Leadership.Let's talk: 800-264-1839, ext. 372; dsawyer@lpts.edu.
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