Arts and Theology

When artists create works of art, they also generate and sustain communities.  A study of religion and the arts is not only incomplete without the awareness of this reality, it misses a profound and engaging opportunity for ministry is a diverse and changing world.  In this Doctor of Ministry track, we will explore and analyze the role of the arts in community formation from multiple disciplinary and methodological perspectives, including: Biblical studies, theological aesthetics, the sociology of religion, and visual, material and sensory studies.  

The next cohort for the Curating Community through the Arts track is scheduled to begin May 2024. The application deadline has been extended to February 29, 2024. Apply Today!

Curating Community Through the Arts - May 2024

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Students are required to take eight core courses,  project seminar, plus two electives for a total of 30 credit hours.  Students must also conduct a research project and prepare a project paper of their findings.  Courses are taught in a combination of face-to face, on-line, and study trip offerings.