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Master of Arts in Practical Theology
Degree Overview
Degree
Master of Arts in Practical Theology (M.A.)
Credits
36
Average Completion Time
1 Years
Format
Classes Available on-campus or fully online
Related Degrees
- Master of Arts in Biblical Studies, M.A.
- Master of Arts in Theological Studies, M.A.
- Master of Arts in Religion, M.A.R.
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Prepare for Your Career with a Solid Biblical Foundation
The purpose of the program is to build upon the education of those who have already taken a college major in Pastoral Studies, Biblical Counseling, Missions, or related Biblical subjects. This program stresses the importance of the application of material gained on the undergraduate level.
You Might Like This Program If...
- You want to further develop your professional skills for ministry
- You want to develop the ability to communicate the Word of God more effectively
- You want to be a more effective Biblical counselor
Curriculum Overview
- Pastoral Theology
- History of Fundamentalism
- Contemporary Christianity
Meet the Faculty
Dr. Daniel Brown
Director of the D.Min. Program; Director of M.A. in Practical Theology
Admission Requirements
A minimum of 30 semester hours of Bible and theology at the undergraduate level, or their equivalent, is required before admission will be granted to the M.A. in Practical Theology program. A grade point average of 3.0 or higher is expected in one’s undergraduate work. Students are permitted to transfer a maximum of 12 acceptable graduate credits into this program.
Students pursuing pastoral ministry should have had at least two semesters of homiletics and an apprenticeship as a part of their undergraduate experience. This requirement may be waived, at the discretion of the seminary faculty, for those who have at least one year of full-time pastoral experience.
Attending FBBC was helpful in preparing me for life. It helped build on and solidify my Biblical and Theological foundation, while helping me see the importance of serving alongside others in the local church. Currently my family and I are members at Holmes Baptist Church, outside of Clarion, Iowa, where we are involved in several areas of ministry. I also made many great friendships while attending FBBC. These friends have continued to challenge me, and I am very grateful for ways they have invested in my life for eternity.
Seth BeanState Trooper, Iowa State Patrol, Class of 2012
