About Course
Enroll once in MS Sacred Ministry to access the program curriculum in one course. The curriculum is organized by the original catalog module codes and includes the existing lessons, activities, assessment guidance and resources.
Study the modules in sequence and follow your approved academic plan. Practicum, assessment, candidacy, capstone and dissertation requirements remain subject to faculty evaluation where applicable. Online lesson completion does not by itself confer a degree.
This is religious Sacred Ministry education. It does not qualify graduates for professional licensure or authorize regulated clinical practice. Enrollment requires admissions approval.
Program modules
- SSM 501 — Foundations of Sacred Ministry
- SSM 505 — History of Sacred, Plant & Natural Medicine
- SSM 510 — Comparative Sacred Medicine Traditions
- SSM 512 — Spiritual Care, Chaplaincy & Pastoral Presence
- SSM 515 — Advanced Anatomy & Physiology for Sacred Medicine Facilitators
- SSM 520 — Medical Chemistry, Pharmacology & Natural Compounds
- SSM 525 — Functional & Integrative Health Foundations
- SSM 601 — Mental Health Foundations for Sacred Ministry
- SSM 605 — Trauma, Neurodivergence & Nervous-System Regulation
- SSM 608 — Nonviolent Communication, Consent & Relational Practice
- SSM 610 — Ethics I: Consent, Autonomy & Power in Sacred Medicine
- SSM 615 — Ethics II: Accountability, Adverse Events & Ethical Leadership
- SSM 618 — Screening, Risk Assessment & Participant Selection
- SSM 620 — Law, Religious Liberty & Regulatory Boundaries
- SSM 625 — Preparation, Facilitation & Integration
- SSM 630 — Retreat, Ceremony & Sacred Space Design
- SSM 640 — Community Ministry & Service Learning
- SSM 650 — Supervised Practicum I: Observation & Preparation
- SSM 651 — Supervised Practicum II: Co-Facilitation & Integration
- SSM 652 — Supervised Practicum III: Advanced Facilitation
- SSM 690 — Master’s Capstone in Sacred Ministry
Course Content
SSM 501 — Course orientation
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SSM 501 — Course overview
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SSM 501 — Learning objectives