About Us

ABOUT CAPSTONE UNIVERSITY

CAPSTONE is an educational institution that sits at the crossroads between theology and best-practices. Our students come from all walks of life such as; pastors, priests, imams, rabbis, and spiritual leaders from a very wide range of theological and philosophical backgrounds. These leaders may be very specific in their own path of spirituality and/or religion yet the come together in order to assist those who suffer and are in pain in this world. These leaders are taught a way in which they can stay true and full of integrity within their own faith background, yet also minister to the many different groups of people on this planet. Words like inter-spiritual, interdenominational, inter-faith, and holistic continue to describe what they do, yet what they were when they came to us still rings true to their core identity. We are not here to convert, but rather assist others in helping those in need, pain, suffering, stress, and turmoil.

About Us

Our faculty, staff and students are from a wide range of educational, professional, and religious backgrounds, which helps to prepare the learner for successful engagement through education and social support. CAPSTONE represents a global and international community of learners. We utilize the latest technology available to create an online learning environment that is as socially enriching as it is academically comprehensive. We believe that the social bonds created within a cohort group are extremely important to success.

Capstone Mission, Vision & Educational Philosophy

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CAPSTONE was created to help ministry professionals, spiritual care providers, and skilled caring volunteers to reach their goals of advancing their spiritual training and earning their degrees. At CAPSTONE, we believe that hands-on, life experience in ministry and pastoral work doesn’t come just from textbooks and lectures. Oftentimes, life is the best teacher. Spiritual leadership grows out of the relationships we form with those we support, where providing comfort and hope is the heart of our jobs.

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Coming Together in Ministry and Spiritual Care

We may come from many different religious backgrounds and spiritual pathsways, but the goal is clear – we want to serve others and our divine spiritual calling. We also want to help the people we work with to have their own experience of the divine presence in their lives. Whether you are religious, humanist, spiritual-but-not-religious or of other spiritual orientation, we can help you move in a direction that is right for you. Together, we work to create the conversation and dialogue necessary to move to the next level of your ministry career.

Many schools require that you subscribe to specific doctrine or dogma. We realize that there isn’t a one-size-fits-all faith tradition. We support all faiths that are serving, nurturing, and promoting peace and well-being for all on earth. We will never ask you to convert to, or evangelize for, a specific faith. That is not our position here at CAPSTONE. We will, however, support you on your journey and help to give you the skills needed to become the spiritual leaders you want to become. You already know what you are searching for, we will help you to get there.

Think Tank

We take pride in saying: With the help of our partners in the Spiritual Care Association, CAPSTONE University has collected and gathered the largest Think Tank of professionals, educators, and experts in the area of Spiritual Care, on the planet.

Ministry Defined

CAPSTONE defines ministry as “the life path that is in service to others while in connection with one’s own understanding of the divine”. It is the path chosen that moves the individual to a deeper connection with others and a clear understanding of the self.

Individuals involved in ministry are deeply committed to individual self-reflection and social responsibility. They are self-aware and nurturing. Ministry professionals are found in a variety of vocations and avocations such as music ministry, spiritual direction, health care, education, counseling, pastoral care, chaplaincy, religious education, church leadership, church administration, and other religious organizational positions, both professional and volunteer.

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