Wheaton College Graduate School Partners with Reformed Church in America

A new graduate school cohort with emphasis on ministry leadership, in partnership with Reformed Church of America.

Wheaton College Graduate School is very excited to share that we have engaged in a collaboration with the Reformed Church in America to train missional leaders in non-traditional ways. Our intent is to provide the traditional excellence of the Wheaton College Graduate School with a particular emphasis on ministry leadership, in partnership with the RCA. To do this, we will be creating a cohort of RCA leaders who will go through the program together, and will also be incorporating leaders from the RCA who are going to assist us in equipping these students and leaders.

The M.A. in Ministry Leadership allows leaders to grow in their Biblical knowledge and leadership skills as they continue to shepherd and grow their ministry. It’s designed to help any church leader translate theology into compelling practical ways to serve their people.

Students do not generally relocate, but the degree is delivered in modular (one week) courses at Wheaton and on location, in addition to online course options.

Although M.A. students share the same hunger for growing in biblical knowledge and ministry skill, they also bring a variety of viewpoints and experiences, coming from different backgrounds. We believe RCA students will see the value of collaboration and learning in an evangelical context that values the ministry training of men and women from different cultures and environments.

Author and speaker, Ann Voskamp, is among a group of leaders in ministry who have recently decided to become students again through Wheaton College’s School of Mission, Ministry and Leadership. I’ve interviewed her here, along with Christine Caine with Propel here, and James Meeks with Salem Baptist Church here, to give others a feel for the program. ...