Tyndale University has announced that starting in Fall 2026, it will offer a Women and Leadership Doctor of Ministry (DMin) concentration. The concentration will train women and men using a three-pronged approach that provides the foundations for women in leadership roles, teaches students about different leadership models, and identifies the challenges that women face in leadership. Students will also complete a portfolio that includes reflection and a field ministry research project. “We want to see women and men equipped to speak biblically, theologically, and historically to defend and support women’s giftings, strengths, and abilities to lead,” said Tyndale Associate Professor of Practical Theology Dr Marilyn Draper.
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