Master of Arts in Chaplaincy and Ministry Care

A Master’s in Chaplaincy and Ministry Care provides you with the tools you need to be a front-line spiritual caretaker. Chaplains serve in hospitals, retirement homes, prisons, hospice facilities, fire and police services, sports organizations, and corporate settings. The Master’s in Chaplaincy and Ministry Care is a standalone degree that focuses on serving the local church or in public settings. Many of our graduates now serve in healthcare chaplaincy roles. The degree will emphasize direct, interpersonal communication, and face-to-face engagement with those seeking spiritual care. Trinity will equip you with the knowledge you need for professional chaplaincy and deepen your relationship with God through spiritual development. Answer the call to chaplaincy today.

Our chaplaincy program can complement other TEDS programs such as Master of Arts/Theological Studies, Master of Arts/Intercultural Studies, Master of Arts/Mental Health Counseling, or Master of Divinity. If you are seeking a military chaplaincy program, Trinity has a unique relationship with local military bases, including Naval Station Great Lakes Headquarters. Our faculty will work closely with you to coordinate the chaplaincy program with the Master of Divinity required by the military. The program’s curriculum will prepare you for your future vocation.

Learn From the Best

Trinity is a place where you will learn how to serve the church and how to academically engage the world around you. Throughout the year we host some of the brightest minds in modern academics allowing you to learn from experts in their field. Hear from faculty on why you should choose TEDS.

WHY TEDS?

Trinity has been entrusted with the Gospel since 1897, and every day we are called to live with purpose. Our purpose as a divinity school is to know the Gospel, live the Gospel and make the Gospel known. In today’s ever-changing culture, Trinity immerses students in a community of biblical orthodoxy and practical living. The Trinity faculty is among the most widely published in evangelical academia and has deeply influenced the leaders shaping the present and future of evangelical Christianity across the globe.

PREREQUISITES

In addition to the requirements for general admission, you’ll need the following:

• An undergraduate major that prepares you for the program.
• An undergrad GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
• Scores from the Graduate Record Exam (GRE) or Miller Analogies Test (MAT) may be required if your GPA is less than 3.0 or if the Admissions Office requests them.