PURPOSE, GOALS & OUTCOMES OF THE PROGRAM

The D.Min. program is designed to enhancethe practice of ministry for persons who hold the Master of Divinity (M.Div.) or its educational equivalent, and who have engaged in substantial ministerial leadership.

The goals of the program include but not limited to an advanced understanding of the nature and purpose of ministry; development of self awareness and dynamic pastoral identity; enhanced competencies in pastoral analysis and ministerial skills, the integration of these dimensions into the theologically reflective practiceof ministry; to advance an expertise in a specialized area of ministry, i.e., pastoral counseling and clinical supervision; gain new knowledge and insight about the practice of ministry; continued growth in emotional and spiritual maturity; and development and appropriation of a personal and professional ethic of ministerial practice in any setting of helping relationship.

The learning outcomes of the program include but not limited to an advanced competency in the practice of ministry, provide evidence of being informed by analytical and practical research, and show the integrations of enhanced knowledge in self-awareness, growth in one’s theological and ministerial capacity, emotional development, and spiritual maturity.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Prerequisites necessary for admission to this program include:

1. Completion of a master’s degree in theology (normally an M.Div. degree) from CHED-recognized institutions, seminary or divinity school (or its equivalent)

2. Documentation that the candidate had completed CPE units in the M.Div. program and had undergone supervised training at an accredited institution.3. Ecclesiastical/Faith Group endorsement to function in this type of ministry.

A. For graduates of other schools1. Honorable dismissal from last school attended2. Photocopy of latest Transcript of Records

3. Recommendation from a school administrator or faculty4. Accomplished application form (copies can be secured from the Dean’s Office)5. One by one ID picture6. Long size white folder

B. For graduate of CPU1. Photocopy of latest Transcript of Records2. Accomplished application Form (copies can be secured from the Dean’s Office)3. One by one ID picture4. Long size white folder

C. For married female applicants whose records still bear their maiden name

1. Photocopy of marriage contract in addition to A. 1-6 or B. 1-4

MODE OF CLASSES

The nature of classes is modular. The schedule will be arranged with the students.

TUITION, MISC. & OTHER FEES

Tuition - Php 903.00/unit

Miscellaneous - Php 28, 084.00 (for 3 years)

Additional Fee for Foreign Students

Admission Fee (new) - Php 10,000.00Registration Fee - Php 1,500.00/termService Fee - Php 2,500.00/yearNon-Resident Fee - Php 12,500.00/year

Processing Fee for VISAConversion – Php 24,000.00Extension – Php 14,000.00 (every 6 months)

Note: Dissertation, practicum/lab fee and other fees not included.

Scholarship: 50% tuition discount for Filipino/local applicants

Modular Classes begin on October 22-24, 2014 and first week and second week of December 2014.

CURRICULUM

First Year First Semester

Course No. Course Title CreditDMPC 9001 Theories of Human Development 3DMPC 9002 psychoanalytic Theory Seminar 3DMPC 9003 Kleinian Psychoanalytic Theory

Seminar 3DMPC 9004 Practicum in Pastoral Counseling and

Clinical Pastoral Supervision I 3Total 12 units

First Year Second Semester

Course No. Course Title CreditDMPC 9005 Supervisory Theory Seminar I 3DMPC 9006 Psychodynamic Learning Theory 3DMPC 9007 Transference and Counter-Transference

Theory 3DMPC 9008 Practicum in Pastoral Counseling and

Clinical Pastoral Supervision II 3Total 12 units

First Year SummerCourse No. Course Title CreditDMPC 9009 Intensive Unit of Clinical Pastoral

Education and Training (CPET) Program 3

Total 3 units

Second Year First Semester

Course No. Course Title CreditDMPC 9010 Pastoral Theology Seminar 3DMPC 9011 Supervisory Theory Seminar II 3Educ 604 Methods of Research 3DMPC 9012 Practicum in Pastoral Counseling and

Clinical Pastoral Supervision 3Total 3 units

Second Year Second Semester Course No. Course Title CreditDMPC 9013 Practicum in Pastoral Counseling

and Clinical Pastoral Supervision IV 3DMPC 9014 Integration of Theory, Theology,

and Praxis 3 Total 6 units

Third Year First Semester

Course No. Course Title CreditDMPC 9015 Dissertation I (Development and

Presentation of Research Proposal) 3

Third Year Second Semester

Course No. Course Title CreditDMPC 9016 Dissertation II (Final Defense) 6

Total 6 units

FACULTY PROFILE

NESTOR DISTOR BUNDA, Th.D.

B.A., Filamer Christian University, Philippijes B.Div., Central Philippine University, Philippines D.Theol., (cum laude) University of Hamburg, Germany

CESAR G. ESPINEDA, Ph.D.

B.A., Philosophy, Divine Word College, Philippines M.A., Pastoral Care and Counseling, Fordham

University APD, Religion and Religious Education, Fordham

University, USA STM, Divine Word Seminary, Philippines MPhil, Ecumenical/Interreligious Studies, Union

Theological Seminary, Philippines Ph.D., Administration, Supervision, and Policy,

Fordham University, USA

RAYMOND JOHNSON LAWRENCE JR, D.Min.

B.A., Boston University, USA M.Div., Presbyterian Theological Seminary, USA S.T.M., School of Theology, University of the South, USA D.Min., New York Theological Seminary, USA

PERRY NATHAN MILLER, D.Min.

B.A., Erskine College, USA M.Div., Columbia Theological Seminary, USA D. Min., New York Theological Seminary, USA

CALIXTO SODOY, D.Min.

B.A., Silliman University, Philippines B.Th., Central Philippine University, Philippines M.Div., Silliman University, Philippines D.Min., Chicago Theological Seminary, USA

CENTRAL PHILIPPINE UNIVERSITYCOLLEGE OF THEOLOGY

VISION

A Seminary committed to produce quality andprofessional ministers of God with a high sense ofcalling in the Christian ministry, able to respond

to the needs of the community and churches,particularly those in the Convention of

Philippine Baptist Churches and its related institutions.

MISSION

The mission of the Seminary is to provide students quality theological education

and training opportunities for the development and growth of the

churches’ spirituality and community life.

For further inquiries please contact, Mrs. Mary Jean C. Banaban at 329-1971 (local 1076) or send an e-mail to: bernabepagara@gmail.com

You may also write or send your query to:

The DeanCollege of Theology

Central Philippine UniversityLopez Jaena St., Jaro

Iloilo City, Philippines 5000

DOCTOR OF MINISTRY(Pastoral Counseling and Clinical

Pastoral Supervision)

JARO, ILOILO CITY, PHILIPPINES 5000

CALLED & COMMITTEDTO FAITH, WITNESS &

SERVICE