The Future of Campus Ministry Amid Church and College Disruption Open Access

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Through in-depth interviews with sixteen campus ministries, this study explores the significance of campus ministry, a resource that is caught in the middle of the disruption of the church and the changing nature of higher education. More so, this study attempts to understand how national initiatives are changing the face of collegiate ministry and argues that a unified approach to campus ministry leadership is an ecclesiological necessity. I am arguing that should mainline denominations fail or continue to be disrupted, campus ministry is too important to lose. I conclude with suggestions for a thinktank and support system that would help to sustain campus ministries across the nation.

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School	Candler School of Theology
Department	Divinity
Degree	DMin
Submission	Dissertation
Language	English
Research Field	Spirituality Theology Education, Higher
Keyword	campus ministry
Committee Chair / Thesis Advisor	Campbell, Letitia M., Emory University
Committee Members	Ayres, Jennifer R., Emory University

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