School of Ministry at Calvary of Albuquerque

The School of Ministry, located on the campus of Calvary of Albuquerque, is a nine-month, two-semester academic and practical ministry experience program.

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Those desiring to attend the School of Ministry should submit a completed application, along with the application fee, references, and a passport-size photo no later than August 3, 2012. Applicants will be contacted to schedule an interview with the director and administrator of the School of Ministry.

The Vision

Our vision is to provide a unique combination of academic excellence and practical ministry training. This one-year, on-site program is intended to lay a strong academic and spiritual foundation which prepares the Christian for a lifetime of service.

Upreach Matthew 22:37-38	Worship: Loving God in response to His love for us is man’s highest calling.
Inreach Matthew 22:39	Edification: Building up the body of Christ through the proper use of spiritual gifts.
Outreach Mark 16:15, Acts 1:8	Evangelism: Reaching the lost for the glory of the Father through the love of Christ by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Leadership

Dr. Nelson Walker is the Dean of Academics at Calvary of Albuquerque's School of Ministry

Skip Heitzig is the President of Calvary of Albuquerque's School of Ministry

Getting Started

STEP ONE:
Pray - ensure that this is what the LORD would have you do.

STEP TWO:
Review the information contained within this website, ensure you meet the pre-requisite requirements.

STEP THREE:
Print and fill out the application.

STEP FOUR:
Get your reference forms completed.

STEP FIVE:
Submit your completed forms.

STEP SIX:
The school will verify that they have received your application and will follow up with you.

Important Dates

Application Deadline: August 3, 2012
Registration date: August 9, 2012
First Day of Class: August 20, 2012

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Curriculum

Biblical Discipleship / Counseling	The purposeful application of God’s Word to life’s situations.	Hermeneutics	The science and artful practice of biblical interpretation with an overview of interpretive systems.
Old Testament	This one-semester course is a survey of each OT book within its historical timeline. It examines the chronological structure, types of writing, and the original intent of God’s promised salvation in light of the New Testament fulfillment.	New Testament	This one semester course is a survey of each NT book within its historical context, which examines the original intent of the author and the continuous timeless application of God’s Word.
Church History	A survey of how Jesus Christ has been using people and movements to build His Kingdom from the first to the twenty-first century.	Missions	The Great Commission, cultural relevance, and world evangelism.
Theology I	Theology I is a one-semester survey of theological systems, doctrines pertaining to who God is and how He has revealed Himself, man, sin, and the angelic realm.	Theology II	Theology II is a one-semester survey of doctrines pertaining to what God is doing, the church, the nature of salvation, and last things.
Worldview Apologetics	Worldview apologetics is designed to train the Christian in methods and information which defend the Christian faith in a post-modern relativistic culture.	Crisis Care	Crises Care Chaplaincy training includes understanding stress/grieving symptoms, stress response, grief experiences and the grieving process, suicide and the risk factors, understanding cross cultural considerations, assistance in Christian guidance, and confidentiality considerations.

Requirements

Class Schedule	Monday – Friday, 8:00 – 11:30 am
Practical Ministry Training	Five hours of practical ministry each week.
Church Attendance	Wednesday evening service One of four weekend services Prayer room counseling after the service