The school also offers each of these programs with a variety of academic and professional concentrations. The commitment of the School of Divinity does not end with its students, but extends to their families also. In many instances, after graduation, student spouses may share in considerable ministry responsibilities. The Spouse Observers Program allows spouses the opportunity to experience some of the spiritual, academic and professional development opportunities alongside the seminarian. While credit is not granted for the experience, the perspectives and skills gained result in stronger seminary families and, eventually, ministry families.
Participation is contingent upon space availability.
Occasionally, the School of Divinity may host academic training experiences that may be beneficial to its graduated alumni or the professional ministerial community. This status is to be considered a professional development experience and is not available for credit. Participation may also be limited by professional experience levels and space availability. The School of Divinity enjoys a sister relationship with Hansei University of Seoul, Korea, and is a charter member of the Pentecostal Research and Preservation Consortium along with Asbury College, Billy Graham Center at Wheaton College and Oral Roberts University. These partnerships are in keeping with the mission and expanding impact of the School of Divinity and Regent University.