<ul><li>The Master in Intercultural Ministries (MIM) program provides preparation for professional ministry</li><li>Today’s ministers need greater cultural fluency as they regularly are called upon to minister in an increasingly multicultural, diverse world</li><li>Matters of cultural fluency, religious and cultural pluralism are regularly integrated in an effort to provide the learner with the knowledge and skills to effectively engage in ministry both in Canada and around the world</li><li>Student with ministry experience may propose a ministry project with a mentor instead of an internship</li><li>All MIM students are required to compile a Personal Growth Portfolio (PGP) during their program. The PGP assists them in tracking and integrating their personal development in conversation with an academic advisor</li></ul>

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