Charles Owiredu is Head of Department and Coordinator of the Doctor of Ministry Program. He is a Langham Scholar. He holds a PhD from the University of Durham, England. His area of specialization is Biblical Studies and Anthropology. He has studied various Languages, including Hebrew, Greek, Syriac, Latin, Ugaritic and Classical (Middle) Egyptian, Akan, Guan and Ga.
Known as Malpana [“teacher”] by his students, Owiredu teaches Biblical Hebrew and New Testament Greek. He also teaches Africana Studies, History of Revivals and various practical ministry courses. He has researched and published in the areas of Biblical studies and Cognitive linguistics.
Owiredu was ordained as Reverend Minister on December 17, 1989. He began teaching at Central Christian College in 1995. In 1998, he became a pastor in International Central Gospel Church.
Welcome Message
The Doctor of Ministry program is an advanced professional degree for experienced religious leaders. It is designed to refine practical ministry, enhance spiritual formation and deepen theological leadership. The purpose is to help you become a better thinker. It will enhance your competence so that you can impact others in your church, community and culture.
Our DMin program is structured to prepare you to advance your ministry in a variety of contexts. You will choose one of five (5) concentrations that best supports your ministry goals and context. The program allows you to craft a thesis of project that you will need for your ministerial practice.
The program is delivered online with on-campus intensives. You can, most of the period of your study, stay in your current location as you work on your doctorate degree. At DI you will enjoy building lifetime friendships through the cohort approach. For the rest of your life after graduation, I believe no day will go by when you will not draw upon or pass along to other people, something profound you learned from your professors at Daniel Institute.
As Coordinator of the Doctor of Ministry program, I manage the daily operations, student progress and administrative logistics for DI’s doctoral program. I act as a liaison between the provost, faculty and students at Daniel Institute. I handle enrolment, examinations, records, scheduling, quality assurance, event planning and student advising. My passion is to be there for you any time.
You are welcome to Daniel Institute, where transformation starts.
