• Leadership Quiz

    Which Organizational Leadership Master’s Concentration Aligns with Your Spiritual Gifts?

    Leadership takes a variety of forms based on your spiritual gifts and calling. Toccoa Falls’ M.A. in Organizational Leadership offers multiple concentration paths to become a well-rounded and fully-equipped leader in your career of choice.

    Are you curious about how your leadership strengths can steer your path forward? Our quiz will help you align your interests, values, and career objectives with an organizational leadership program concentration at TFC. Upon completing the quiz, you’ll learn which of our concentrations—Intercultural Studies, Ministry, or Management—is your best fit.


  • Question 1 of 15

    How do you prefer to make decisions in the workplace?

    I want to learn about and embrace different cultures and customs in my work and interactions.

    I feel a deep sense of purpose in guiding individuals on their spiritual journeys within a professional or community setting.

    I hope to learn how to make critical decisions in a leadership role while upholding organizational standards.


  • Question 2 of 15

    When working in a team, what is your preferred approach to understanding diverse perspectives and fostering collaboration?

    I focus on building personal connections and supporting the development of team members to enhance teamwork.

    I emphasize clear communication, structured processes, and efficient resource management to ensure team productivity.

    I work to understand and appreciate different cultural viewpoints to create an all-embracing and collaborative environment.


  • Question 3 of 15

    How do you prefer to make decisions in the workplace?

    I consider the impact of my decisions on others.

    I base decisions on their implications for a specific organization or community.

    I make decisions in alignment with my values.


  • Question 4 of 15

    Picture yourself stepping into a leadership role. What is most important for you to cultivate within your team or organization?

    I want to establish a foundation of legal compliance, strategic planning, and efficient operational management for the organization.

    I want to foster spiritual and personal growth among team members, emphasizing mentorship, support, and ethical leadership.

    I want to promote an environment that embraces cross-cultural understanding among team members.


  • Question 5 of 15

    What motivates you most when leading a team or organization?

    The challenge of strategically managing resources, making sound business decisions, and ensuring organizational efficiency and growth.

    The opportunity to create a unified team by valuing and integrating diverse cultural perspectives and experiences.

    The chance to impact others spiritually and personally through servant leadership.


  • Question 6 of 15

    In your future career, what type of organizational culture are you most drawn to?

    A culture that embraces and values global perspectives and collaboration.

    An organizational culture that emphasizes efficiency, clear processes, and sustainable growth.

    An environment that fosters a sense of community and purpose among team members.


  • Question 7 of 15

    In a leadership role, how would you address critical issues related to organizational ethics?

    I would seek to understand the perspectives of others to find common ground.

    I would approach critical issues with a focus on spiritual values and principles to guide decision-making.

    I would utilize legal frameworks and Christian ethics to make sound decisions that align with organizational values.


  • Question 8 of 15

    In a leadership role, how would you promote effective followership among team members?

    I would foster followership by nurturing the personal growth of team members to strengthen leadership dynamics.

    I would encourage followership by valuing the perspectives and contributions of others.

    I would enhance followership by setting clear expectations for team members to ensure alignment with organizational goals.


  • Question 9 of 15

    When considering your future career, what type of organization are you most drawn to leading?

    I am drawn to corporate or organizational settings that prioritize legal and ethical compliance, knowledge management, and strategic business growth.

    I am drawn to international non-profit organizations that work in diverse cultural settings and promote cross-cultural understanding and collaboration.

    I am drawn to ministry-based organizations that focus on spiritual and personal development, serving communities, and fostering followership.


  • Question 10 of 15

    As a leader, how important is it for you to integrate your values and beliefs into your organizational leadership approach?

    I need to incorporate my understanding and respect for different cultural beliefs and values into my leadership style.

    I value biblical integrity and Christian ethics but also prioritize adherence to legal and ethical standards when leading an organization.

    My leadership style is deeply rooted in integrating Christian principles and values into decision-making and organizational culture.


  • Question 11 of 15

    When envisioning your long-term career path, what most excites you about leading a team or organization?

    I am excited about the potential to guide individuals personally and spiritually while navigating ethical leadership challenges.

    I am excited about the opportunity to create and implement high-level strategic plans for future organizational success and growth.

    I am excited about the opportunity to develop strategies that promote effective communication within multicultural teams, fostering intercultural understanding and collaborative work environments.


  • Question 12 of 15

    Which of the following job titles resonates with you most?

    Religious Affairs Director: Leading religious or faith-based organizations in developing programs, initiatives, and outreach efforts to support spiritual growth and community engagement.

    Global Project Manager: Overseeing international projects and initiatives, coordinating teams across different cultural contexts, and ensuring effective communication and collaboration.

    Change Management Consultant: Assisting organizations in navigating organizational change, implementing new initiatives, and fostering a culture of adaptability, resilience, and growth.


  • Question 13 of 15

    Which of the following job titles resonates with you most?

    Chief Executive Officer (CEO): Serving as the top executive responsible for the overall strategic direction, growth, and performance of an organization, overseeing all aspects of operations and management.

    Chaplain: Providing spiritual care and support within organizations, hospitals, educational institutions, or the military to promote emotional well-being and guide individuals through crises and challenges.

    Cross-Cultural Trainer/Facilitator: Providing training and workshops on cultural competence practices to organizations operating in diverse environments.


  • Question 14 of 15

    Which of the following job titles resonates with you most?

    International Development Specialist: Working on projects focused on social, economic, and sustainable development in different countries, emphasizing understanding and respect for local cultures.

    Operations Manager: Managing the day-to-day operations of a business or organization, optimizing processes and resources to ensure efficiency, productivity, and quality performance.

    Faith-Based Nonprofit Director: Managing nonprofit organizations that focus on community service, social justice, or humanitarian efforts grounded in spiritual principles and values.


  • Question 15 of 15

    Which of the following job titles resonates with you most?

    Human Resources Director: Leading the HR department in developing and implementing policies, programs, and initiatives to support employee development, engagement, and organizational culture

    Global Leadership Consultant: Advising organizations on effective strategies for navigating cross-cultural challenges, building diverse teams, and fostering leadership practices that benefit all employees.

    Ministry Operations Manager: Overseeing the administrative and operational aspects of a religious organization, managing resources, implementing strategies for ministry growth, and ensuring the smooth functioning of day-to-day activities

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  • Quiz Results

    You’ve matched with the Intercultural Studies concentration!

    You are passionate about using your spiritual gifts to work with diverse groups of people. You also see value in building relationships and partnerships with global organizations and are interested in developing strategies that promote effective communication amongst teams. Whether you picture yourself as a global project manager, cross-cultural facilitator, or beyond, you will effectively serve in diverse contexts and increase mission effectiveness, strategic direction, and overall sustainability.


  • Quiz Results

    You’ve matched with the Ministry concentration!

    You are passionate about using your spiritual gifts through servant leadership, integrating Christian values and principles into your leadership practices. You are equipped to lead and serve in spiritually nurturing environments, guiding individuals and communities toward growth and purpose, addressing ethical and moral issues in leadership along the way. Whether you picture yourself in a role like religious affairs director, ministry operations manager, or beyond, you are sure to make an impact by discipling others and fostering ethical followership.


  • Quiz Results

    You’ve matched with the Management concentration!

    You are passionate about using your spiritual gifts to make high-level strategic decisions through the lens of biblical integrity. You are drawn to the challenges of managing knowledge and information within organizations and are interested in applying legal and ethical principles in your decision-making. Whether you picture yourself in a role like human resources director, change management consultant, or even CEO, you will make an impact as you apply Christian ethics to your strategic management practices.

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    Fast Facts

    TFC’s Master’s in Organizational Leadership

    The M.A. in Organizational Leadership at Toccoa Falls is rooted in biblical principles and equips professionals with advanced knowledge, skills, and research capabilities to lead in settings ranging from business to missions to education.

    Our fully online program offers flexible one—or two-year degree plans, allowing you to balance academic, professional, and personal commitments while deepening your understanding of organizational development and leadership in a faith context.

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    Format:

    100%

    online, asynchronous learning

    Total Credits:

    33

    credit hours

    (24 core + 9 concentration/electives)

    Affordability:

    <$18K

    costs less than $18,000 to complete

    Supportive Community:

    Accessible faculty & strong student connections

    KEY COURSES

    Christian Leadership & Work

    Organizational Theory & Culture

    Leading Change & Transformation

    Which concentration aligns with your spiritual gifts?