Rather we want to send the message that we respect and value partner institutions and want to work cooperatively to provide the best learning experience for our common students. Just as we are moving from being multicultural to cross-cultural so to in our D.Min. Programs with international partners we want to move from superior granter of degrees to co-teachers in ministry. McCormick is leading the way in this regard. Next week the Association of Theological Schools will be going to Korea to examine Cooperative D.Min.
Programs run jointly by seminaries in the U.S. and in Korea.
They plan to visit our joint program in Seoul first. They want to use our joint program with the Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Seoul as the standard by which to evaluate all the others. Alumni and friends you have much to be proud of about McCormick Theological Seminary. Not to say that we have it all together, but McCormick theologically and programmatically has positioned itself to be a faithful witness to what God in Jesus Christ is calling us to be in the next millenium. Thank you for your prayers, support and good stewardship of this divinely inspired enterprise called McCormick.