Master of Divinity Program

Harvest University’s Master of Divinity Program is designed to cultivate missionaries, evangelists, ministers, and pastors, equipping them to make a profound impact on the mission field and various ministries. This rigorous four-year graduate program is deeply rooted in the comprehensive study of Scripture and provides a solid foundation in theological training, enabling students to navigate the challenges of the postmodern era. Our approach integrates academic rigor with hands-on practical experience through ministry internships, ensuring that students are well-prepared to be effective “fishers of men” in a global context.

The Master of Divinity Program consists of 136 units, strategically distributed across key disciplines: 32 units for Biblical and Biblical Languages Studies, 40 units for Historical and Historical Studies, and 16 units for General Ministry Studies. Additionally, students have the flexibility to choose 12 units of electives, allowing them to tailor their academic journey. These comprise 100 units, integrated with 36 units designated for concentration tracks that focus on ministry-related practical training. Students can define their concentration track through Introduction to Concentration Tracks, establishing a robust foundation for personalizing their academic journey. Customized concentration tracks, aligned with individual interests and career goals, provide a dynamic and comprehensive educational experience within the Master of Divinity program. This framework ensures that graduates possess not only a deep understanding of theological principles but also practical skills to excel in diverse ministry settings.

The Master of Divinity degree is a requirement for pastoral ordination in Olivet Assembly churches.

Master of Divinity Program Goals

In the context of Harvest’s mission, completion of the Master of Divinity program will enable students to:

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2. 1. Cultivate a close relationship with God, manifested through sincere Christian service.
3. 2. Critically analyze biblical worldviews in comparison with other perspectives.
4. 3. Evaluate contemporary issues based on scriptural and theological principles.
5. 4. Demonstrate pastoral competence through the creation and delivery of biblically and theologically sound sermons, effective discipleship, provision of pastoral counseling, and proficient church administration.
6. 5. Exhibit proficiency in various ministries through a solid foundation in the fields of missiology, theology, historical context and cultural awareness.
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Harvest University has articulation agreements with the following schools. Harvest’s Master of Divinity students can transfer credits and be admitted to their Doctorate program at:

1. Epic Bible College
2. Omega Graduate School
3. Veritas Baptist College