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Master of Arts in Ministry Leadership 2 YEARS | 40 CREDITS[UNITS] ACADEMIC PROGRAM DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES The Master of Arts in Ministry Leadership (MAML) is designed for persons preparing for Christian ministry, with a particular view towards persons who wish to minister in cross-cultural or multicultural environments. The program is suitable for persons seeking academic preparation for service as missionaries, cross-cultural workers, pastors, teachers, and researchers. The MAML has two tracks. The Missions/ICS Emphasis track has a core of missions and ICS courses, coupled with a Bible & theology core, as well as courses in leadership or practical ministry skills which complement the direct missions/ICS courses. The MAML also offers a Ministry & Leadership Track, with the same Bible & theology core, and then relatively more courses in leadership and practical ministry skills. The MAML program requires a minimum of 40 semester credits, which may be completed in two academic years. As many as ten semester units of graduate work (25% of the program) may be transferred in from another school. SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY Associate of Arts in Leadership Studies (Pastoral Ministry concentration) Bachelor of Arts in Leadership Studies (Pastoral Ministry concentration) Master of Divinity Doctor of Ministry Ph.D. in Organizational and Global Leadership with Missional Church Leadership Ph.D. in Organizational and Global Leadership with Coaching and Mentoring Master of Arts in Ministry Leadership Associate of Arts in Leadership Studies (Worship, Media & Creative Arts concentration) Bachelor of Arts in Leadership Studies (Worship, Media & Creative Arts concentration) FULL MAML CURRICULUM MASTER OF ARTS IN MINISTRY LEADERSHIP CURRICULUM Find Out More About The Curriculum

Master of Arts in Counseling, emphasis: Substance Use Disorder (SUD) 2.5 YEARS | 40 CREDITS [UNITS] CAADC (Certified Advanced Addiction & Drug Counselor) A Pathway to Transformative Healing Answer the call to bring healing and restoration to those battling addiction through the transformative Master of Arts in Counseling program with an emphasis in Substance Use Disorder (MAC/SUD) at Kairos Pacific University, Campus of AEU. At the intersection of clinical excellence, addiction science, and deep Christian conviction, this program is designed for those compelled to make a redemptive impact in the lives of individuals, families, and communities affected by substance use and co-occurring disorders. Becoming a student in this program means more than academic training—it means joining a Spirit-filled, mission-driven community that nurtures your calling, equips your clinical competency, and celebrates your heart to serve. Kairos Pacific University understands that the journey to becoming an effective addiction counselor is both a professional pursuit and a spiritual formation process. That’s why the MAC/SUD program is intentionally crafted to blend evidence-based approaches with a whole-person, biblically rooted framework. You’ll be prepared not only for licensure pathways and certification (CAADC/LAADC), but for Kingdom-minded leadership in some of the most urgent spaces of need—addiction recovery, trauma restoration, and community transformation. Program Overview The Master of Arts in Counseling with an emphasis in Substance Use Disorder (MAC/SUD) is a rigorous, two-year graduate program (40 units) that equips students for effective, ethical, and Spirit-led counseling practice in addiction treatment and recovery contexts. This program is designed for those called to serve individuals, families, and communities navigating the complexities of substance use and co-occurring disorders. Rooted in a biblically integrated framework and aligned with professional addiction counseling standards, the MAC/SUD offers specialized training in trauma-informed care, diagnostics, treatment planning, and culturally responsive interventions. Students graduate with both theological depth and clinical readiness, prepared to step into various addiction-related roles or pursue CAADC/LAADC certification pathways in California. Why Enroll in MA COUNSELING with an emphasis in Substance Use Disorder at Kairos Pacific University? Community and Mentorship: You're more than a student at Kairos University; you're an integral part of a nurturing community. Engage in enriching interactions with faculty and peers through small classes, group discussions, and personalized mentorship, supporting both your professional journey and spiritual well-being. Experiential Training: Step beyond theoretical learning into extensive, hands-on clinical experiences. Practicums and internships across various settings allow you to apply what you've learned under the mentorship of seasoned professionals, enhancing your confidence and skills as a therapist. Flexibility for Working Professionals: Acknowledging the varied schedules of our students, we offer flexible class timings, including evening courses and part-time study options, ensuring that your educational ambitions can be balanced with personal and professional commitments. Career Readiness: Designed with your professional future in mind, our program meets the licensure standards of California, equipping you with the knowledge, skills, and network to excel in diverse environments such as private practices, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and beyond. Prepare for Licensure with Confidence: meticulously aligned with the licensure requirements set by the state of California. We are committed to preparing our students not only to meet but to exceed the professional standards required for licensure within California. Understanding that some of our graduates may choose to practice outside of California, we also offer comprehensive support for those pursuing licensure in other states. Transform Lives, Including Your Own: Choosing the MAC/SUD Program at Kairos Pacific University is more than earning a degree—it’s answering a Kingdom call to bring healing where it’s needed most. At the Kairos Pacific University, Campus of AEU, the Master of Arts in Counseling with an emphasis in Substance Use Disorder prepares you to serve on the frontlines of addiction recovery with both clinical excellence and Spirit-led compassion. This journey is not just about acquiring credentials; it’s about stepping into your God-given purpose to restore lives and bring hope to the broken. As you integrate your faith with professional substance use disorder counseling, you won’t just impact those you serve—you’ll experience profound personal and spiritual transformation. Join a Christ-centered community where your passion for helping others meets high-level training, and where you’ll be equipped to become a skilled, ethical, and deeply compassionate counselor. Together, let’s build a future where healing flows through both clinical tools and eternal truths. Start your journey of redemptive impact today. Master of Arts in Counseling (MAC), Emphasis: Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Program Requirements: Degree Components: Core Courses and Electives: Students complete 66 total units through core coursework and electives that cover theoretical foundations, clinical practice, ethics, multicultural counseling, and spiritual integration. Professional Development Hours: Fifty hours of structured professional development strengthen ethical leadership, personal growth, and reflective counseling practice rooted in Christian values. Clinical Training Hours: Students must complete 400 supervised clinical hours, including 300 direct client hours and 100 relational hours focused on families, couples, or group work. Capstone Project: The program concludes with a comprehensive case presentation, demonstrating each student’s clinical competence, ethical reasoning, and integration of faith-based principles. Electives In addition to core coursework, students may choose from a range of elective courses to deepen their expertise and align their training with personal interests. Options include: Holistic Healing: Mind, Body, and Spirit Emotional Intelligence and Neuro-Linguistic Psychology Communion with God Inner Healing and Integrative Theology Creative Therapies and Transformational Counseling Electives offer the flexibility to enrich your counseling approach with biblically grounded, whole-person perspectives. Master of Arts in Counseling (MAC), Emphasis: Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Total Program Units: 40 The MAC/SUD program offers specialized training in substance use disorder counseling, integrating clinical excellence with Christian faith. The curriculum prepares students for roles in addiction recovery, mental health counseling, and co-occurring disorder treatment, aligned with TAP 21 competencies and California certification pathways (CAADC/LAADC). Additional Requirements Professional Development All MAC/SUD students participate in a 50-hour professional development sequence focused on integrating ethical practice with Christian values. This training emphasizes personal maturity, counselor identity, and spiritual leadership in clinical settings. Clinical Training Students are required to complete a minimum of 400 supervised clinical hours, including 300 direct client hours and 100 relational hours focused on couples, family, or group counseling. Practicum placements are conducted at approved field sites and are aligned with California certification requirements. Licensure Preparation The MAC/SUD program is aligned with the educational standards for certification as a Certified or Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CAADC/LAADC) in California. Upon completion of all coursework and clinical requirements, graduates are eligible to pursue licensure through their designated certification board and sit for the applicable examinations. Get in Touch Kairos Pacific University of California 888 686 5222 info@kairos.aeu.edu First Name Last Name Email Phone Message Send Thanks for submitting!

Ronald E. Man Academic Degrees & Education • Dallas Theological Seminary Doctor of Ministry (D.Min) Th.M. in New Testament • State Music Academy, Munich, Germany One year of further conducting study • University of Maryland Master of Music (M.M.) in Conducting Bachelor of Music (B.M.) in Theory & Composition Academic Appointments & Experience • Kairos Pacific University Faculty Member • Worship Resources International Director • First Evangelical Church Pastor of Worship / Missionary in Residence Pastor of Worship and Music, Memphis, TN • Greater Europe Mission Director, Department of Worship Resources • International Chapel of Vienna, Austria Associate Pastor / Interim Pastor • Dallas Theological Seminary Assistant to Chaplain Richard Seume • Sherman Bible Church, Sherman, Texas Music Director / Assistant Pastor / Associate Pastor Affiliations • Member, Executive Committee, Global Consultation on Music in Missions • Member, Advisory Board, Global Renewal of Worship (GROW) Center , Robert E. Webber Institute for Worship Studies • Member, Evangelical Theological Society • Member, International Council of Ethnodoxologists Publications & Presentations • “The Value of Chiasm for New Testament Interpretation” Bibliotheca Sacra 141 (April–June 1984): 146–57 • “False and True Worship in Romans 1:18–25” Bibliotheca Sacra 157 (Jan.–March 2000): 26–34 • “Jesus Our Worship Leader” • “Worship and the Glory of God” Reformation and Revival 9:2 (Spring 2000): 31–43, 79–99 (Served as consulting editor for this issue) • “Worship and the Word”; “What the Church Needs Now” Reformation and Revival 9:3 (Summer 2000): 11–21, 133–47 (Consulting editor) • “Some Things Remain the Same” Mission Frontiers (June 2001): 26–29 • “Worship Bridges” (cover article); “Guiding Principles for Worship Change” Worship Leader (September 2005): 18–21, 74 (Consulting editor) • “Whose Gathering Is It Anyway?” Reformed Worship 87 (March 2008): 38–39 • “A Letter from Tapescrew” Reformed Worship 93 (September 2009): 39 • “Global Worship: What in the World Can I Do About It?” Worship Leader (Nov./Dec. 2009): 82 • “Lessons from Global Worship” Evangelical Review of Theology 36.3 (July 2012) • “‘The Bridge’: Worship between Bible and Culture” In Worship and Mission for the Global Church: An Ethnodoxology Handbook (William Carey Library, 2013): 17–25 Books • Proclamation and Praise: Hebrews 2:12 and the Christology of Worship (Wipf & Stock, 2007) Teaching Engagements • Kairos Pacific University Professor of Worship and Practical Theology • American Society of Missiology Ethnodoxology and Mission: Worship and Arts for the Local Church • Theological Education in Africa Conference Worship, Church, and Theological Education in Africa • Ouachita Baptist University The Trinity, the Church’s Worship, and God’s Mission • Missouri Baptist University Worship Heart and Art Seminar < Back Ronald E. Man Tustin California campus Hybrid Online & Zoom Fall & Spring Cohort entry points Apply Today

Thomas M. Lyons EDUCATION Ph.D. Biblical Studies (New Testament) Asbury Theological Seminary , Wilmore, KY — May 2020Dissertation: Revisiting the Riddle in Samaria: A Social-Scientific Investigation of Spirit Reception in Luke-Acts in Historical Perspective Supervisors: Craig Keener, Sue Russell M.Div., Academic Track Asbury Theological Seminary , May 2012 B.A. Mathematics University of Cincinnati , June 2004 Additional Training:Vineyard Leadership Institute, 2004–2006 ACADEMIC PUBLICATIONS Books & Peer-Reviewed Work Revisiting the Riddle in Samaria — Brill (forthcoming) “The Rhetoric of Redaction…” in Essays Exploring New Testament Texts (2025) “The Holy Spirit” in Dictionary of Paul and His Letters (2nd Ed., 2023) “Highway to Hell…” in Atonement and the Gospel of the Kingdom (2022) “Praxis, Phenomena, and Spirit Reception…” Asbury Journal (2016) “Interpretation and Structure in Joel” Journal of Inductive Biblical Studies (2014) Conference Presentations “Jezebel’s Porneia…” — Asbury Theological Seminary (2021) “Returning to the Riddle of Samaria” (2020) “Inaugurated Eschaton…” (2015) Multiple presentations with Society of Vineyard Scholars ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS & PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Academic Posts Director, Seminary Now For-Credit Courses — Seminary Now (2024–Present) Interim Director — Seminary Now (2023–2024) Director of Library Services & Educational Technology — Northern Baptist Seminary (2022–2024) Affiliate Professor of New Testament — Northern Baptist Seminary (2022–Present) Greek Teaching Fellow — Asbury Theological Seminary (2016–2019) Teaching & Lecturing (Selected) Adjunct Professor — Kairos Pacific University (2026) Adjunct Professor — Global Awakening Theological Seminary (multiple courses) Adjunct Professor — Asbury University (NT100) Affiliate Professor — Northern Seminary (multiple courses) Doctoral Mentorship Dissertation Mentor & Examiner (multiple students, 2022–Present) Course Design & Content Creation Designed multiple theology and New Testament courses across institutions (2021–2026) Research & Editorial Work Peer Reviewer — Journal of Evangelical Theological Society Editorial Assistant — Bulletin of Biblical Research Copy Editor — GlossaHouse Publishing PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS Institute for Biblical Research Society of Biblical Literature Society of Vineyard Scholars CHURCH LEADERSHIP & MINISTRY Small Group Leader — GCF Vineyard (2024–Present) Prayer Ministry Team — GCF Vineyard (2022–Present) Vineyard Theology Task Force Representative (2019–2021) Discipleship Leadership Team — Lexington Vineyard (2009–2020) Teaching & Preaching Speaker, Teacher, Curriculum Developer (multiple churches and seminars) MEDIA & PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT Cohost — The Vineyardists Podcast Contributor — The Atlantic Webinar Host — Seminary Now Guest Speaker — multiple revival and theology discussions LANGUAGES Ancient: Greek, Hebrew, AramaicModern: English, French, German, Spanish < Back Thomas Lyons Tustin California campus Hybrid Online & Zoom Fall & Spring Cohort entry points Apply Today

Tony Richie Academic Degrees & Education • London School of Theology/Middlesex University, London, England • Ph.D. in Systematic Theology • Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore, KY • D.Min. in Christian Leadership • Church of God Theological Seminary, Cleveland, TN • M.Div. • Carson-Newman College, Jefferson City, TN • B.A. in Philosophy-Religion (Minor in Biblical Languages) Academic Appointments & Experience • Kairos University • Adjunct Professor of Theology • Church of God • Ordained Bishop, Pastoral roles since 1983 (Indian Creek: 7 years, Murfreesboro: 6 years, Greeneville: 1 year, New Harvest: 19+ years) • Murfreesboro, TN District • District Overseer, Member of the Middle Tennessee Ministerial Marriage Screening Committee • Tennessee State Board of Ministerial Development • Member, 1996-98 • Tennessee World Missions Board • Member since 2014; Committee Chair since 2017 • Society for Pentecostal Studies • Liaison to the Interfaith Relations Commission of the National Council of Churches (USA), 2003-present • Pentecostal Representative on Interreligious Dialogue and Cooperation, World Council of Churches (Geneva), 2005-present • Pentecostal Representative on the Commission of the Churches on International Affairs (NGO to the United Nations), 2007-present • National Council of Churches • Member, Theological Task Groups on Christian Zionism and “A Common Word” response to Islam • Editorial Roles • Book Reviewer for Pneuma Review , Pneuma Informer , Pneuma: Journal of the Society for Pentecostal Studies , Religious Studies Review , and Evangelical Review of Theology , 2005-present • Leadership Roles • Co-Chair, Church of God/Mennonite Church USA Dialogue, 2007-2016 • Elected Leader, Society for Pentecostal Studies Ecumenical Studies Group, 2008-2014 • Executive Council Member, Day of Prayer and Action for Children with Arigatou International, 2010-present • Board of Directors, Appalachian Ministries Education Resource Center (AMERC), 2010-present • Facilitator, Pastoral Covenant Group, 2012-present • Committee Member, Religious Leadership, Civil Discourse, and Democracy Project (Ford Foundation Freedom of Expression Grant), 2013-present Awards • Carson-Newman College • Dean’s List (1985-88), Presidential Scholarship (1985-88), Who’s Who in American Colleges (1988), Graduated cum laude • Church of God Ministerial Internship Program • Five-Year Excellence Award (2007) Affiliations • Philosophy Honors Society (Phi Sigma Tau) • Society for Pentecostal Studies • American Academy of Religion • American Association of Christian Counselors Publications & Presentations • “Church of God Hosts Executive Director of Mennonite Church USA,” Faith News Network , August 12, 2012. • “Pastor Presents in Historic China Meeting,” Faith News Network , August 13, 2012. • “Pastor Presents to National Council of Churches,” Faith News Network , November 23, 2010. • “Is it Full Partnership or Partial? The Church of God Struggles with the Role of Women,” The Pneuma Informer , July-August 2010. • “Pentecostal Presence at National Council of Churches of Christ General Assembly a Historic Occasion,” The Pneuma Informer , January-February 2010. • “Pentecostals Needed: New NCC Director Partners with Pentecostals,” The Pneuma Review 11:4 (Fall, 2008), pp. 14-19. • “Special Report: False Accusation Made against National Council of Churches,” Pneuma Foundation , October 2007. Books • Essentials of Pentecostal Theology: An Eternal and Unchanging Lord Powerfully Present & Active by the Holy Spirit (Wipf & Stock, 2020). • Pentecostal Theology and Ecumenical Theology: Interpretations and Intersections , ed. Peter Hocken, Tony Richie, and Christopher A. Stephenson (Brill, 2019). • Pentecostal Explorations of Holiness Today: Words from Wesley , co-authored with Randall Howard (CPT, 2017). • Encountering Cornelius Today: Toward a Pentecostal Theology of Religions (CPT Press, 2013). • Speaking by the Spirit: A Pentecostal Theology of Testimony for Interreligious Dialogue (Emeth Press, 2011). • Contributed Chapters in Routledge Handbook of Pentecostal Theology (Routledge, 2020), From Northampton to Azusa (Indiana University Press, 2019), and others. Teaching • Pentecostal Theological Seminary • Lecturer in Theology, Historical & Doctrinal Theology • Regent University Divinity School • Systematic Theology • Lee University/Church of God Theological Seminary • Pastoral Leadership and Theology • Church of God Seminary of South America • Pastoral Leadership • Church of God • Christian Mission and Evangelism, Contemporary Religious Pluralism, Pentecostal Worship < Back Tony Richie Tustin California campus Hybrid Online & Zoom Fall & Spring Cohort entry points Apply Today

When you join Kairos University's MFT Program, you will have the most cost effective($26,400/program) MFT education and students will be equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to pursue a fulfilling career as a Licensed Therapist in Marriage & Family Therapy. Join us here at Kairos Pacific University of California and: BECOME A MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPIST LICENSED COUNSELOR TODAY WITH THE MOST AFFORDABLE PROGRAM($26,400/program)! GET MORE INFO Contact us to learn more about our licensed therapist program! First Name Last Name Email Phone Submit Now * Tuition Based upon 2024/25 school year Ready to Join us? Apply Below! Apply Now Listen to Professor Andrew Cecrle share insights on how to: Become a Licensed Therapist Today! Contact Us to Learn More Ready to Apply Are you ready to apply today? Click here to start your application by taking the first step. Apply Now Licensed Marriage & Family Therapy Program Students who join Kairos Pacific University of California's MA in Marriage & Family Therapy will be equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to pursue a fulfilling career as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT). Our program is approved by the Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) for LMFT licensure in California. School of Counseling Marriage & Family Therapy Elevate your skills in the realm of Marriage & Family Therapy. Our program prepares you for contemporary practice, nurturing relationships with couples and families. Strengthen your capacity to offer meaningful therapeutic support through Kairos University of California's Marriage & Family Therapy Program. Learn More Frequently Asked Questions MFT What is the duration of the MFT program? The MFT program can be completed in two to three years, depending on the student's pace and preferences in course load. Can you detail the internship requirements for the MFT program? Internships are an integral part of the program, providing students with supervised practical experiences in real-world settings, crucial for developing effective therapeutic skills. Who accredits the MFT program? This program holds accreditation from the Association for Biblical Higher Education (ABHE), and CHEA, ensuring it meets the professional and educational standards required for licensure. It is also approved by the The Board of Behavioral Sciences(BBS) a California state regulatory agency, responsible for licensing, examination, and enforcement of professional standards for Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists (LMFT) and Associates (AMFT). What is the total cost of the MFT program? The total cost for completing the MFT program is $26,400, inclusive of all fees and tuition. How many units are needed to complete the MFT program? A total of 66 units are required for graduation, encompassing a comprehensive curriculum that covers theoretical and practical aspects of family and marriage therapy. What is the cost per unit in the MFT program? The cost per unit is set at $400, reflecting the quality and depth of the educational materials provided. What are the semester costs for the MFT program? Each semester in the MFT program costs $4,800, which allows for budgeting consistency over the course of study. Apply Now

Academic Degrees & Education • Trinity International University / Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Ph.D. in Old Testament • Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Master of Divinity (M.Div.), Graduated cum laude (1987) • Indiana University Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Economics Academic Appointments & Experience • Kairos University Academic Dean and Old Testament Faculty Member • Wheaton College Assistant Professor and Adjunct Faculty • Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Extension Faculty; Teaching Fellow in Hebrew • Trinity Western Seminary (Canada) Faculty Member • Wheaton College Instructor, Adjunct Faculty • Village Church of Barrington (EFCA) Church Administrator • Cavalier Evangelical Free Church Pastor • United States Air Force (USAF) Officer Awards • Graduated cum laude, Master of Divinity (1987) • National Merit Scholarship, Commended Scholar (1969) Affiliations (Not specified — can be added if provided) Publications & Presentations • “Some Difficulties in Covenant Theology’s View of Baptism as a ’Seal’” Bibliotheca Sacra 165 (2008): 164–177 • Submitted to JETS: Review of God of Promise: Introducing Covenant Theology by Michael Horton (Baker Books, 2006) • “A Working Proposal for the Macro-Trajectory of the Psalter: The King–Kingdom Parallel” Nov 2011 Annual ETS Conference (35 pages) • “The Messianic Connections Between Psalms 89, 91 & 92: Implications for the Overall Trajectory of the Psalter” March 2011 Midwest Region ETS Conference (25 pages) • “‘Under the Sun’—The Curiously Overlooked Interpretive Key to the Book of Ecclesiastes” March 2010 Midwest Region ETS Conference (27 pages) • “The ‘Seed of Abraham’ or the ‘Sons of Israel’—Who Inherits the Promised Land?” Nov 2009 Annual ETS Conference (38 pages) • “Covenant Theology’s Mistaken Double Reading of the Expression: ‘And to your seed’” Nov 2006 Annual ETS Conference (29 pages) • “Was Circumcision the ‘Seal’ of the Abrahamic Covenant, Part 2: Misapplying Romans 4:11” Nov 2005 Annual ETS Conference (30 pages) • “Was Circumcision the ‘Seal’ of the Abrahamic Covenant, Part 1: Conceptual Difficulties in Covenant Theology” Nov 2004 Annual ETS Conference (32 pages) • “The Death & Resurrection of the Messiah Foreshadowed in the Psalter” Books III–V, Nov 2003 Annual ETS Conference (36 pages) • “The Meaning of ‘Covenant’ in the Old Testament: Implications for Dispensationalism & Covenant Theology” Nov 2002 Annual ETS Conference (50 pages) • “Book III as the Key to the Macro-Structure of the Psalter” Nov 2001 Annual ETS Conference (23 pages) Books (No book titles listed — can be added if provided) Teaching Courses Taught: • Old Testament Literature and Interpretation • New Testament Literature and Interpretation • Practical Bible Interpretation • The Pentateuch • Old Testament Historical Books • Psalms • Old Testament Wisdom Literature • Minor Prophets / Major Prophets • Isaiah • The Old Testament in Its Cultural Environment • Old Testament Theology • Introductory Hebrew I & II • Hebrew Exegesis • Understanding and Preaching from the Prophets < Back Dr. Daniel Lane Academic Dean, Professor of Old Testament Tustin California campus Hybrid Online & Zoom Fall & Spring Cohort entry points Apply Today

LAWRENCIA Q. JENKINS EDUCATION University of Louisiana Monroe Doctor of Philosophy, Marriage and Family Therapy Degree Date: May 15, 2024 GPA: 4.0 Dissertation: Let the Circle be Broken: Examining the Relationship Between Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome, Trauma Symptoms of Discrimination & African Americans' Attitude & Intentions Toward Seeking Professional Help: A Correlational Analysis University of Louisiana Monroe Master of Arts, Marriage and Family Therapy Degree Date: May 13, 2017 GPA 3.9 University of Louisiana Monroe Bachelor of Arts, Psychology Degree Date: May 9, 2015 GPA 3.45 LICENSURE/CERTIFICATION Licensed Professional Counselor – Louisiana • #7086 ; Virginia • #0701015329 Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist – Louisiana • MFT1528 Certified Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapist – Anticipated Completion Date: April 2026 AAMFT Approved Supervisor Candidate – Anticipated Completion Date: April 2026 Kairos Pacific University: Tustin, CA – 2025-Present Abilene Christian University: Abilene, TX The University of Louisiana at Monroe (ULM) Barbados Community College – St. Michael, Barbados Pfeiffer University at Charlotte – Charlotte, NC Las Vegas (UNLV) PROFESSIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE/INTERNSHIPS Lion’s Voice Counseling and Consulting LLC – Opening January 2026 Owner, CEO, and Clinical Director Finding Solace Counseling LLC (Private Practice) – August 2020 – Present Clinician The Center for Children and Families – May 2022 – April 2024 Crisis and Assessment Team Member – Contract Therapist The Center for Children and Families – June 2017 – August 2020 - MFTC Department – August 2019 – May 2020 Marriage and Family Therapy Program – Research Assistant University of Louisiana at Monroe- MFTC Department – August 2018 – August 2019 Marriage and Family Therapy Program – Graduate Teaching Assistant o University of Louisiana at Monroe- MFTC Department – August 2017 – July 2018 Creative Systemic Studies Online Doctoral Program - Admissions Coordinator GA o ULM Trio Program – Student Support Services (SSS) – February 2017 – May 2017 ULM Trio Program – Educational Talent Search – January 2017 – February 2017 The Wellspring: Counseling and Family Development Center – April 2016-May 2017 PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS Jenkins, L. (2021, February). Talking to Teens about Dealing with the Ups and Downs of Love. Bayou Life Magazine, February 2021 Edition, 104-105. Tadros, E., Schleiden, C., Jenkins, L., & Aguirre, N. (2021, January). Advocating for marriage and family therapists in incarcerated settings. ACJS Today, 47(1), 22-25. Tadros, E., Schleidan, C., Jenkins, L., & Aguirre, N. (2020, January) The Experiences of Marriage and Family Therapists Working in Incarcerated Settings, The American Journal of Family Therapy, DOI:10.1080/01926187.2020.1834469. PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS International and National Presentations Jenkins, L., Tadros, E., Owens, H. (2026, May). Beyond the Degree: Preparing for Leadership in the MFT Workforce. Panel presentation to be presented at the AAMFT FAHS MFP Doctoral Training Institute. Washington, DC. Jenkins, L. (2025, September). Working Collaboratively in Mental Health: Building Bridges Across Disciplines and Identities. Education session recorded for the AAMFT Foundation for the Advancement of Human Systems (FAHS) – Practitioner Career Readiness Series. Virtual. Jenkins, L. (2021, June). Covid Grief and Systemic Loss. Oral Education session held at the Griefology 101 Virtual International Conference. Hosted in Barbados. Jenkins, L. (2021, February). Relationship and Self-Care: Authenticity in your Relationship. Oral Education session held at the Self-Care of The CEO: Re-Engineering You for Success Virtual International Conference. Hosted in Barbados. Jenkins, L., & Whitley, J. (2020, January). Playing it Safe: Exploring Issues of Diversity Through the Lens of Minority MFTs. Education session held at the International Association for Marriage and Family Counselors World Conference 2020. New Orleans, Louisiana. Jenkins, L., & Savage, B. (2019, February). Three Strikes, Am I Out? Exploring Intersectionality Within the World of African American Women in the Mental Health Profession. Roundtable session held at the International Association for Marriage and Family Counselors World Conference 2019. New Orleans, Louisiana. Jenkins, L., Savage, B., Whitley, J. (2018, January). Making the Connection: Working with Mandated Juvenile Clients and their Families. Poster presentation presented at the International Association for Marriage and Family Counselors World Conference 2018. New Orleans, Louisiana. Prud’homme, M., Jenkins, L., Whitley, J., & Gilstrap, D. (2017, January). A Family Matter: MFTs perceptions of working with potential first-generation students. Poster presentation presented at the International Association for Marriage and Family Counselors World Conference 2017. New Orleans, Louisiana. State/Regional Presentations Jenkins, L. (2026, March). Rest & Pivot: The Power of Stillness for High-Achieving Women. CEU presented at the 5 th Annual Women in Wellness Summit. Union, NJ. Jenkins, L. (2025, July). Clinician’s Compass: Navigating Diagnosis in the Context of Intimate Partner Violence. CEU Training presented at Finding Solace, LLC - West Monroe, LA. Jenkins, L. (2025, June). Intersectionality & Diagnosis: Unpacking Identity in Clinical Practice. CEU Training presented at Finding Solace, LLC - West Monroe, LA. Jenkins, L. & Jardine, R. (2025, May). Justice-Centered Practice: Reimagining the Role of the Family Therapist. Lecture Presentation presented to MAFT 6008 students at University of Louisiana Monroe. Jenkins, L. (2025, April). Healing Trauma Through Drumming with Telehealth Clients. CEU Training presented at Finding Solace, LLC - West Monroe, LA. Jenkins, L. (2025, April). Breaking Barriers: Addressing Mental Health Stigma and Accessibility Through a Social Justice Lens. Oral presentation presented at the National Association of Social Workers – Louisiana Chapter Lobby Day 2025. Virtual. Jenkins, L., & Chase-Mayers, J. (2025, April). Trauma-Informed Telehealth: Best Practices & Activities for Working with Survivors of Abuse. Oral presentation presented at the Louisiana Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Conference 2025. Virtual. Jenkins, L. (2025, February). Ethical Boundaries with Vulnerable Populations. CEU Training presented at Finding Solace, LLC - West Monroe, LA. Jenkins, L. (2024, September). Picture This: Exploring Cultural Awareness in a Clinical Setting. CEU Training presented at Finding Solace, LLC - West Monroe, LA. Jenkins, L. (2024, March). More to the Story: Incorporating Narrative Therapy with Inner Child Work. CEU Training presented at Finding Solace, LLC - West Monroe, LA. Sutton, J., Jenkins, L., Hale, D., Wilson, K., Menefee, L. (2021, February). Ethical Concerns in the Transition to the Online World of Therapy. Panel presentation presented at the Louisiana Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Conference 2021. Virtual. Jenkins, L., Thomas, T.D. (2020, February). Therapy for The Therapist: Creating a Therapeutic Toolbox for Your Self-Care Needs. Oral presentation presented at the Louisiana Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Conference 2020. Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Jenkins, L. (2018, November). Awareness Check: Diversity and Cultural Competency. CEU Training presented at The Center for Children and Families – Monroe, LA Wilson, K. M., Jenkins, L., Barthel-Hays, A., Newman, A. (2018, February). The Family Within. Oral presentation presented at the Louisiana Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Conference 2018. Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Jenkins, L. (2017, March) It Starts with Me: How to Effectively Deal with Lack of Motivation. Workshop presentation presented at ULM’s TRIO-Student Support Service Office – Monroe, LA Wilson, K. M., May, S., Jenkins, L., McMillian, B., Prud’homme, M. (2017, March) Sexual Health and Intimacy - Therapeutic perspectives of assessment, diagnosis, and treatment. Oral presentation presented at the Louisiana Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Conference 2017. Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Jenkins, L., Whitley, J., Scaria, S. (2016, September) Enhance. Improve. Inspire: Celebrating Self Improvement.” Workshop presented at the Anna Meyer Library – Monroe, LA AWARDS AND FELLOWSHIPS United Health Foundation o 2023 United Health Foundation Diversity in Health Care Scholarship Recipient American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT) o 2020 AAMFT Foundation Minority Stipend Recipient American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT) Minority Fellow o 2018 – 2019 AAMFT FAHS Minority Fellowship Recipient –Doctoral Fellow o 2019 – 2020 AAMFT FAHS Minority Fellowship Recipient – Dissertation Completion Fellow Fellowships were sponsored by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) 2018 International Association for Marriage and Family Counselors Emerging Leader o Awarded as one of the Doctoral level IAMFC Emerging Leaders for 2018 SERVICE AND LEADERSHIP Advisory Committee Member - American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT), FAHS Minority Fellowship Program (MFP), 2026 - o Provide programmatic and professional guidance to aid in the growth and development of the AAMFT Minority Fellowship Program FAHS MFP Mentor – AAMFT, 2025-2026 o Provide academic, professional and career development guidance to AAMFT MFP Fellows. Ad-hoc member/Initial Reviewer - AAMFT, FAHS MFP National Service Committee (NSC), 2025 o Conduct reviews of assigned student fellowship applications for MFP-Y and MFPDF/DCF programs President – Delta Kappa, Alpha Chapter (2018- 2020) o Responsible for supervising all administrative duties and carrying out business of the Alpha Chapter of Delta Kappa Program Vice President – Delta Kappa, Alpha Chapter (2017- 2018) o Responsible for program development (i.e. recruiting scholars to give the scholarly address at meetings, symposium, seminars and workshops organized and sponsored by Delta Kappa) o Responsible for advertising, promoting, and organizing the programs offered by Delta Kappa o Arrange and supervise the logistics for holding events TRAININGS Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Training (TF-CBT) Training – 2023 o Virtual Training via The Center for Evidence to Practice – Certificate Received: In Progress ● Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) Training – 2020 o Virtual Zoom Training – Certificate Received: May 14, 2020 Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Training – 2018 o 40 Hours of Training Received – Certificate Received: December 17, 2018 Multisystemic Therapy (MST) Training - June 2017 o 5-Day Orientation Training held in Charlotte, NC o 31 Hours of CEUs Sexual Assault Education Training - 2016 o 40 Hours PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy – Pre-Clinical Fellow ● Louisiana Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Delta Kappa International Marriage and Family Therapy Honor Society SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS AND MEDIA Autumn Awakening 2025: A Women’s Wellness Experience – November 2025 Featured Speaker – Quiet Strength: Healing through Stillness Diamonds in Destiny: Women’s Empowerment Event – October 2025 • Featured Speaker – Resilience, Purpose and Triumph Aurdra Randle Presents: Single Moms Brunch – April 2025 Featured Speaker – Bloom Anyway: Rediscovering Purpose, Peace, and Partnership ULM’S Annual Women’s Symposium: Monroe – March 2025 Featured Panelist – Women in Mental Health & Therapy The Maxine Firm Presents: The Well Woman: Monroe – October 2024 • Featured Panelist – Mental Health Southern Charm Lounge Presents: Health and Wellness Networking Event– July 2024 • Featured Panelist – The Utilization of Mental Health Services within Our Community Live Better Podcast by Centric FCU – November 2023 Featured Speaker – Episode 324 Navigating Work-Life Balance Live Better Podcast by Centric FCU – August 2023 Featured Speaker – Episode 320 Digital Detox: Reclaiming Your Time and Building Healthy Relationships with Technology Sunny 98.3 Morning Radio Show – December 27, 2021 Featured Speaker – Creating a Vision for the New Year Sunny 98.3 Morning Radio Show – December 21, 2021 Featured Speaker – Managing Holiday Stress Sunny 98.3 Morning Radio Show – August 12, 2021 Featured Speaker – Back to School Preparation PureSpark Presents: Wellness for Entrepreneurs– February 25, 2021 • Featured Speaker – Managing Stress as an Entrepreneur East Ouachita Middle School Faculty and Staff (Monroe, LA) – February 16, 2021 • Featured Speaker – Recognizing COVID Fatigue and Trauma within Children Sunny 98.3 Morning Radio Show – February 1, 2021 Featured Speaker – Teens, Relationships and Effective Communication Styles Beauty Kouture LLC: Manifest and Mimosas Vision Board Brunch – January 10, 2021 • Featured Speaker – The Importance of Self-Care Peer Support Powered by: PureSpark – December 23, 2020 Featured Speaker – Attachment Styles with Lawrencia Peer Support Powered by: PureSpark – June 24, 2020 Featured Speaker - Self-Care and The Fear of Loss Love Unscripted Podcast – August 17, 2020 Featured Speaker – Episode 58: What’s Brought to the Table < Back Lawrencia Q. 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Neil Cole Academic Degrees & Education America Evangelical University, Gardena, CA Doctor of Divinity Grace Theological Seminary, Winona Lake, IN M.Div (New Testament) California State University, Long Beach, Long Beach, CA B.A. (Fine Art) Academic Appointments & Experience Kairos Pacific University Professor of Church Development Starling Initiatives and SIPS (Starling Initiatives Publications Series) Founder and catalyst Church Multiplication Associates/CMAResources.org Executive Director100movements Co-founderStraight Ways and social entrepreneur at Black Coffee IncVice President Grace Fellowship of Alta Loma, Alta Loma, CASenior Pastor Grace Brethren Church, Long Beach, CACollegiate Ministry Director Publications & Presentations Raising Leaders for the Harvest with Dr. Robert Logan (ChurchSmart, 1995) Beyond Church Planting with Dr. Robert Logan (Church Smart, 2005) Organic Church Planter’s Greenhouse with Dr. Paul Kaak (CMAResources, 2001) TruthQuest: A Theological Learning System (CMAResources, 2010) Books Cultivating a Life for God (ChurchSmart, 1998) Organic Church (Jossey-Bass, 2005) Outreach Mag Resource of the YrSearch & Rescue (Baker Books, 2008) Organic Leadership (Baker Books, 2010) Church 3.0 (Jossey-Bass, 2010) Journeys to Significance (Jossey-Bass, 2011) Outreach Mag Resource of the Yr Church Transfusion (Jossey-Bass, 2012) Outreach Mag Resource of the YrPrimal Fire (Tyndale, 2014)One Thing (Thomas Nelson, 2016) Rising Tides (SIPS, 2018)PRAY (SIPS, 2020) < Back Neil Cole Tustin California campus Hybrid Online & Zoom Fall & Spring Cohort entry points Apply Today

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