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Master of Arts in Global Urban Ministry

Master of Arts in Global Urban MinistryImpacted by globalization and migration to cities worldwide, over half the world now lives in cities. Immigration has changed the nature of urban challenges and opportunities. These realities can produce fear, anxiety or excitement, enthusiasm and hope. Today, like never before, we have the opportunity to catch God’s global Kingdom Tsunami spreading throughout the world. It is our responsibility and challenge to seek ways to not only become a part of God’s mission globally but understand the realities that help us become transformational servant leaders in our own contexts.

For people to cope and work effectively and creatively within current world trends, leaders need to possess new knowledge, skills, emotional and spiritual wisdom.

A. PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS

In a community of disciples and scholars, BGU’s MA in Global Urban Ministry degree provides a way for men and women, from a variety of cultural, organizational, vocational, and individual backgrounds to receive a master’s degree in the field of Global Urban Ministry. The program includes a strong theological core of courses, perspective changing international and urban experiences, an urban studies concentration around the themes of Relief, Development and Advocacy, culminating with a thesis or philosophy of ministry project to apply to one’s own ministry context.

The MAGUM is an opportunity to join an adventure of life-long learning with BGU’s committed, experienced faculty and staff, complemented by your own mentors and support people to guide you along the way.

Download the complete MAGUM Course Descriptions, MAGUM Program Outline, and 2008-09 MAGUM Course Schedule.

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BGU has turned my ministry upside down. I will be forever be grateful for all I have been exposed to at BGU. I am now slow to speak but quick to listen. I have developed the habit of leading by asking questions. As a leader I do realize that I will be more effective through relationships. Relationships open the door for effective ministry. It really works!

- Moses Alagbe, DMin Graduate - 2008

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