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Contextual Leadership Initiative
of the Western Mission Cluster
A Collaboration of PLTS and Luther Seminary

Although all education is contextual, underlying the Contextual Leadership Initiative is a conviction that social and ecclesiastical context is essential to the preparation of Christian leaders. The CLI represents a commitment to ensure that the contexts in which Christian mission occurs is approached respectfully, seriously and critically.

Requirements Timeline

An invaluable visual overview of the requirements timelines for M.Div. students. The timeline differs for PLTS and Luther students. These documents are in PDF format:

Timeline_Luther_MDiv Timeline_PLTS_MDiv
   


 

PLTS Students:

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CLI application and evaluation processes are database-driven. In order to participate, all students will need a LutherNet login and password. To request yours, complete this convenient online form!

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Luther Seminary educates leaders for Christian communities called and sent by the Holy Spirit to witness to salvation through Jesus Christ and to serve in God's world.
Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary develops leaders for the church by deepening faith in Christ, expanding the heart, challenging the mind and energizing for mission.
The Contextual Leadership Initiative helps students become faithful and effective leaders for the ecumenical church through engaged and mentored participation in communities of faith and ministry contexts.
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