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Kairos Outcomes by Degree Program

Outcome 1: Articulate how their life in Christ exhibits the gifts and fruits of the Holy Spirit as formed in their Christian community and devoted to the glory of God the Father.
Outcome 2: Demonstrate skillful exegesis through in-depth biblical study and awareness of methodological frameworks.
Outcome 3: Demonstrate effective cultural exegesis and awareness of cultural frameworks, empowering them for effective, faithful, dynamic, and culturally appropriate communication of the gospel.
Outcome 4: Demonstrate a coherent Christian theological understanding and awareness of theological frameworks, informing their life and ministry, including corporate worship of the Triune God.
Outcome 5: Demonstrate appreciative and critical awareness of their own and other Christian traditions as implemented in strategies for ministry.
Outcome 6: Articulate their understanding of Christian ethics and demonstrate how it informs daily living and their philosophy of leadership.
Outcome 7: Demonstrate competent care and collaborative leadership informed by integrative reflection, an understanding of human and organizational systems, and emotional-relational intelligence.
Outcome 8: Demonstrate a competence in the integration of knowledge, character, and ability specific to their ministry context.
Outcome 9: Articulate and engage their vocation in a mentored life, intentional Christian community, and whole-life stewardship.

Outcome 1: Articulate how their life in Christ exhibits the gifts and fruits of the Holy Spirit as formed in their Christian community and devoted to the glory of God the Father.
Outcome 2: Demonstrate skillful, in-depth biblical study and awareness of interpretive frameworks.
Outcome 3: Demonstrate effective cultural exegesis through empathetic reflection on worldviews in a particular academic area of biblical, theological, and/or anthropological study.
Outcome 4: Articulate a coherent Christian theological understanding that informs their ministry.
Outcome 5: Demonstrate appreciative and critical awareness of their own and other Christian traditions.
Outcome 6: Articulate and engage their vocation in a mentored life, intentional Christian community, and whole-life stewardship.

Outcome 1: Articulate how their life in Christ exhibits the gifts and fruits of the Holy Spirit as formed in their Christian community and devoted to the glory of God the Father.
Outcome 2: Demonstrate biblical literacy and a coherent Christian theological understanding that informs their ministry.
Outcome 3: Demonstrate appreciative and critical awareness of cultural worldviews and Christian heritage, empowering them for competent ministry.
Outcome 4: Demonstrate collaborative leadership informed by integrative reflection, an understanding of human and organizational systems, and emotional-relational intelligence.
Outcome 5: Demonstrate mastery and integration of knowledge, character, and ability in a specialized ministry context.
Outcome 6: Articulate and engage their vocation in a mentored life, intentional Christian community, and whole-life stewardship.

Outcome 1: Demonstrate the ability to develop a project proposal that will present new knowledge about the practice of ministry in their particular context.
Outcome 2: Demonstrate a high-level of competence in the integration of knowledge, character, and ability specific to their ministry context.
Outcome 3: Articulate a biblical/theological analysis and understanding of their particular ministry context and practice.
Outcome 4: Articulate the sociological and cultural realities that impact their particular ministry context and practice.
Outcome 5: Present new knowledge about the practice of ministry in their particular context through completion of doctoral-level research and a project.

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