Church Office Training
Aspirant Training
The first step towards serving in ministry: anointing, qualification, appointment, positioning and the Apostolic Vision.
We believe God has a calling for everyone who believes — a calling to serve Christ that includes caring for people through a ministry developed in the Body of Christ, which is the Church.
If that is your desire, if you want to take a more active part in God’s work on earth, it is time to prepare. Aspirant Training is the first step towards being qualified to serve in ministry.
In eight classes you learn the foundations that sustain the work of the Church of Jesus Christ on earth: the Apostolic Vision, God’s purpose for each of us and for the Body of Christ.
Course objective
To present the history and origins of the Renascer Apostolic Church and the spiritual principles it rests on, along with the concepts of anointing, appointment, positioning and holiness.
Who this course is for
- Converted and baptised people who want to serve the Lord in the ministries of apostolic churches
- Those who sense a call to ministry
- Those at the start of their ministry journey
- Those already serving who need solid grounding in the Word and in positioning
- Those who want to learn or refresh the Apostolic Vision
Prerequisites
- Be 18 or older
- Ages 15 to 17 only with the express authorisation of a parent or guardian
- Have completed, or be taking, at least one module of the Structural Bible School
Whoever aspires to be an overseer desires a noble task.
Syllabus
- History of the Church
- Nehemiah’s vision and the Apostolic Vision
- The Apostolic Church
- The calling
- Anointing
- Positioning
- Qualification
- Foundations of spiritual warfare: spiritual weapons and holiness
- Appointment
- Spiritual principles: tithes, challenges and offerings
- Spiritual principles: spiritual authority
- Conduct and excellence
- Ministries and service: concepts
- Practical foundations of the diaconate
- Priority ministries
- Review, assessment and personal interview
How classes work
Eight live classes, one a week, two hours each. You join over Zoom, ask questions in real time and follow your classmates’ comments.