Ministerial Study Program
- Has experienced a call to full-time ministry and is able to articulate that call.
- Is willing to make a career change to follow God’s leading.
- Is an experienced leader in a local Alliance church.
- Gives evidence of having godly character and potential for the vocational ministry.
- Is an active member of an Alliance church.
Ministerial Emphasis
People who study in the Ministerial Study Program can prepare themselves in one of two emphases:
The Church Ministry focus is designed to give the student the basic “tools” for an effective vocational ministry in a church setting.
The Church Planting focus is to provide people who qualify for the program with the skills needed to plant a new church. To qualify for this program, the student will need to be assessed through the District in cooperation with the National Church Planting Office, and needs to attend a Church Planters’ Boot Camp, a week-long intensive workshop on church planting strategy.
Although the course material is much the same, by the student declaring what he/she is preparing for, the structure of the program is adapted to his/her particular needs. (See Course Sequences.)
There are two methods of study available in the Ministerial Training program: Self Study and Guided Study
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