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Chaplaincy and Spiritual Care is the provision of spiritual care through varied forms of caring ministry to people beyond the walls of the church. Along with spiritual maturity and theological wisdom, you will cultivate the academic knowledge, professional competencies and credentials to provide compassionate listening and immediate support to people in crisis.
The ministry of a chaplain occurs in both public sector and faith-based facilities and often in intercultural and multi-faith environments. This is an opportunity to minister to people who may never step inside the door of a church.
Master of Arts - Christian Studies
Deepen your overall understanding of the scriptures, theology, personal spiritual formation and ministry skills to live out the gospel in all areas of life.
Master of Divinity
The best option for those who are called to full time ministry.
Post-Masters Certificate in Spiritual Care
Prepares those who have already attained a Master’s degrees with the knowledge, professional competencies and necessary credentials for ministry employment as a chaplain or spiritual care practitioner.
Master of Arts - Chaplaincy and Spiritual Care
Deepen your overall understanding of the scriptures, theology, personal spiritual formation and ministry skills to live out the gospel in all areas of life.
Doctor of Ministry
A professional degree that will enhance your ministry practice by providing mentored reflection on God and the scriptures as the foundation of your ministry.
CHP 630 - Biblical and Theological Foundations of Chaplaincy
CHP 700 - Chaplaincy Practicum
CHP 640 - Ethics and Leadership Issues in Chaplaincy
CHP 631 - Foundational Theory and Practice of Spiritual Care
CHP 540 - Pastoral Care for Dying, Grief and Loss
CHP 650 - Pastoral Crisis Response
ACTS Seminaries welcomes applicants who confess faith in Jesus, are members in or connected with a local church, and possess a desire for academic and spiritual growth within the ACTS Seminaries community. A completed bachelor degree from an accredited university or college is the standard academic prerequisite.
Step 1 - choose your degree program
Step 2 - fill out the application form at http://apply.twu.ca
Step3 - submit your references and transcripts
The seminaries that constitute the Associated Canadian Theological Schools admit qualified women and men of any race, nationality or ethnic origin. Please note that meeting the minimum admission requirements does not guarantee admission. ACTS may consider applicants who do not meet the minimum academic requirements, provided they can demonstrate the ability to succeed at the graduate level.