Training on site,Learn and practice the process of personal spiritual and character formation in developing

a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and, in so doing, become

conformed to His image.

2. Have a general knowledge of the nature, history, importance, background,

and content of the Bible.

3. Have a working knowledge of the various methods of Bible study and be

able to utilize these methods in their growth and ministerial work.

4. Become familiar with the various types of evangelism (personal, mass,

cross-cultural, etc.), in order to be personally equipped to effectively share

the gospel.

5. Develop communication skills that will enable effective interaction with

other people, (i.e., reading, writing, speaking, listening).

6. Develop relational skills that will enable them to work effectively with

those to whom and with whom they minister.

7. Understand and practice biblical principles of stewardship in regard to time,

money, and service, and teach others to be committed to these principles.

8. Develop and utilize the basic skills of counseling so that a broad spectrum

of people can be helped.

9. Have a working knowledge of the history of Christianity, including the

major events, people, and movements that have brought Christianity to its

current state.

10. Understand the major issues of Christian ethics and how those issues

impact the daily life of the Christian.

11. Be aware of ways in which the Christian faith can be lived out practically,

not just theoretically, by developing and participating in practical ministries

that relate to the actual life situations of people.

12. Learn and practice the skills necessary to be a lifelong learner, so that

the process of personal development can continue.

13. Be knowledgeable of the major issues of systematic theology and relate

them to the lives of those to whom they minister.

14. Develop the leadership and appropriate administrative skills necessary

to carry out ministry in the church and world.