Minister In Training (MIT) Program Interest Fall 2025 Session

Minister in Training (MIT) Course – Fall 2025 Cohort

Begins: October 11, 2025 | Saturdays, 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Are you called to serve but unsure where you fit in the Kingdom? This course is for you.
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Are you called to serve but unsure where you fit in the Kingdom? This course is for you.

The Minister in Training (MIT) Program is not just for pastors or preachers—it’s for every believer who feels a tug from God to serve. Whether your ministry is behind the pulpit or beyond the church walls, in the classroom, on the job, through outreach, or in your neighborhood, this course will help you clarify your calling and equip you for impactful Kingdom service.

Through a dynamic mix of biblical teaching, practical training, and spiritual formation, you will:
- Deepen your understanding of God’s Word and calling
- Identify and activate your spiritual gifts
- Learn how to minister with integrity, compassion, and boldness
- Discover how to serve effectively—whether preaching, teaching, leading, or simply showing up for others with the heart of Christ.
You’ll study four transformative resources:

📖 The Bible – our ultimate guide
📘 The Power of the Call by Henry T. Blackaby & Henry Brandt
📘 Moses: Profile in Effective Spiritual Leadership by Dr. James Logan
📘 Equipped for Impact: Discovering Your Spiritual Gifts by Dr. Loretta Sanders

If you’re ready to say yes to God—whether you're already active in ministry or just starting your journey—this program is your next step. It’s time to prepare, grow, and walk boldly in your purpose.

Answer the call. Step into your assignment. The Kingdom needs your “yes.”

Blessings,

Bishop Dr. Loretta Sanders, Corrdinator
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Introductory Questions:
The New Testament makes it clear that the primary task of the minister/leader is to serve and assist the set leader. It is to the set leader that the minister looks for guidance and help in handling the affairs of the church.

The entire church body will feel the positive effects of a strong and trusting relationship between the set leader and designated leadership. Ministers/leaders must embrace the vision of the set leader and be able to articulate their teaching. The harmony that exists in this relationship will be contagious to the membership of the church.
Do you know Christ as your personal Lord and Savior?*
Have you received the gift of the Holy Ghost?*
Do you feel led to serve the Lord as a minister?*
Do you understand that the minister’s ministry is that of service to the body of Christ?*
Are you prepared to submit yourself to the Lord, then to His people, and finally to the other leaders with whom you work?*
Will you support the ministry of which you are a part with your tithes and offerings according to Scripture?*
Do you agree with the tenets of faith and governing principles of that ministry?*
Will you live a life that is consistent with the Word of God as it pertains to morality, conversation, lifestyle, and appearance?*
If chosen, will you serve as a minister/leader in an attitude of love, unity, and faith?Type a question*
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What is the Minister in Training Program?

The Minister in Training (MIT) Program is a comprehensive discipleship and leadership development course designed to prepare individuals for effective ministry and service. Rooted in biblical teaching and practical instruction, the program helps participants grow in spiritual maturity, understand their unique calling, and operate in their God-given gifts. It equips emerging leaders—whether preaching, teaching, or serving in everyday spaces—with the tools and character needed to serve faithfully in the Kingdom of God.

What is the need for the MIT program?

Recognizing that much of what is learned in ministry is caught versus taught, “hands-on” experience is a necessity. The MIT program is designed to facilitate the minister-in-training toward a greater level of ministerial experience so that he/she may become intimately acquainted with the internal workings of the overall ministry as well as acquire skills that may be necessary for when and if he/she is sent out from the ministry to supply or plant. Those sensing a call to ministry, having had their call validated by the Senior pastor or the board of directors, will be required to enroll in and complete introductory-level courses prior to being licensed.

What are the qualifications and requirements of the MIT program?

A Minister-in-training must demonstrate and maintain character that is above reproach consistent with the biblical expectations of leadership found in scripture (1 Timothy 3:1-12; Titus 1:5-9; Acts 14:23; Jeremiah 45:5; Philippians 3:12-15; 1 Thessalonians 2:1-20). This person must have a servant’s heart and a teachable spirit demonstrated by continued spiritual growth and increasing competence in ministry. He/she should be able to describe and explain God’s leading (or calling) of them into ministry as well as the practices of spiritual disciplines that encourage daily growth.

The Minister-in-training must have applied for entrance into the program by filling out an application form accompanied by a personal statement of faith, resume, letters of recommendation, and subscription to the Statement of Faith.

Course Meeting Dates

Oct 11, Nov 8th, Dec 6th, 2025 and Feb 7th, 2026. One additional day may be added if needed.
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Minister in Training (MIT) Course – Fall 2025 Cohort

Bishop Dr. Loretta Sanders, Corrdinator

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