Targeted ministry certificates—grow knowledge, skills, and Spirit-led competence.
Sponsored by the Aguirre School of Ministry
The Certificates in Interdisciplinary Theological Studies are specialized, short-term academic credentials offered through the Aguirre School of Ministry (ASM), designed for ministerial development and vocational preparation. These programs are ideal for individuals seeking to expand their theological knowledge and ministry competence in specific fields of study, without committing to a full-length degree program.
ASM equips students to grow in biblical understanding, ministry competence, and vocational readiness, empowering leaders to serve effectively in their local church, personal ministry, and broader Kingdom initiatives.
Applicants must meet one of the following criteria:
ASM offers these certificate programs primarily during the Summer Semester through intensive, topic-specific courses.
Each certificate focuses on a particular theological or ministerial discipline, allowing students to engage in concentrated study and practical application. Example:
Each certificate centers on a specific field, such as Christian Missionary Studies, with courses offered primarily during the Summer Semester.
Certificate topics rotate annually, giving students opportunities to explore diverse theological disciplines.
The Aguirre’s School of Ministry exists to provide biblically sound Spirit-led training to ministers and laborers in the faith for means of both professional and spiritual development.
ASM equips leaders for excellence in service, both within the church and in broader ministry contexts.
ASM’s certificate programs foster theological depth, ministry skill, and vocational readiness, empowering students to serve with knowledge, character, and conviction.
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