Action Research for the Doctor of Ministry Project: A Practical Definition
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2017
Authors
Bramer, Paul D. G.
Chapman, Mark D.
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Article
Keywords
Action research
Doctor of Ministry degree
Divinity students—Research
Change agents
Standards of the Association of Theological Schools for Ministry
Research methods
Christian leadership
Ministry—Research
Theology, Practical—Study and teaching
Critical theological reflection
Social change
Knowledge, Theory of
Individual change
Doctor of Ministry degree
Divinity students—Research
Change agents
Standards of the Association of Theological Schools for Ministry
Research methods
Christian leadership
Ministry—Research
Theology, Practical—Study and teaching
Critical theological reflection
Social change
Knowledge, Theory of
Individual change
Citation
Bramer, Paul and Mark D. Chapman. “Action Research for the Doctor of Ministry Project: A Practical Definition.” Journal of Christian Ministry no. 6 (2017): 27-41. https://journalofchristianministry.org/issue/view/1406 [Accessed May 14, 2021]
Abstract
In this article we outline an extended and practical definition of Action Research as a means of developing a paradigm that can help Doctor of Ministry candidates research in contexts where they are change agents. This paper gives a brief history of Action Research, discusses using this methodology in a DMin project, cross-references values and activities with ATS DMin Standards, and reflects on the compatibility of Action Research with theological ideals.
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Association for Doctor of Ministry Education
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