Mastering chaplaincy

“Chaplaincy is one of the fastest growing forms of ministry in society,” said Carl Cosaert, dean of the School of Theology. Recognizing this, the WWU School of Theology has partnered with AdventHealth University (AHU) to support more students as they seek to conduct ministry in a healthcare setting.

This new collaboration offers dual-credit classes counting towards both WWU’s theology and religious studies undergraduate degree and AHU’s master in spiritual care degree, significantly reducing the amount of time and money needed to complete a master’s degree.

“[Chaplaincy is] a key means to reach people with the gospel in an increasingly secular world,” said Cosaert, who is excited for this partnership to strengthen the School of Theology’s chaplaincy concentration.

Learn more at wallawalla.edu/theology.