Ordination Program - Separate
We uphold that Ordination is a special calling upon an individual by God. Once the individual is aware of this high calling, it is foundationaly important to pursue Biblical education to further equip the individual with the applicable Biblical tools allowing the individual to fully perform the ministerial calling God has placed upon them.
- "Ordination should be applied as a personal, special commitment between God and the individual. It is truly one of the most high callings." DL
- All degree level studies have the option of including ordination. With individual / certificate courses you can add ordination separately.
- Entry requirements
This ordination program in our seminary department is an intensive study desgined for ministers, new or experienced, in learning procedures, scriptural references, ceremonies with suggested lengths for special occasions. Additional curriculum is designed to give tax law information in establishing and maintaining ministry, principles, church structures and what is necessary for construction of ministries. This coursework includes exams, note research and a practical thesis.
Program Overview
Ordination - Separate - 70033
- O-301.1 - designed for preparation for ministers, new or experienced in learning procedures, scriptural references, ceremonies, appropriate sayings and suggested length for special occasions within a respected conservative fundamental Christian view point
- O-309.1 - designed to give the student information on tax laws and establishing ministry, principles, church structures and what is necessary for construction of ministries
- O-NR-70033 - note research submissions
- O-T-70033 - Practical Thesis: submitted following completion of all exams / note research
Credit Transfer Department
DLSM's transfer department is where we evaluate and anticipate your transfer opportunities within the DLSM Credit Transferring Policy. This is accomplished by two departments; Registrar's Office and the Academic Office. Whether you've previously attended a university, community or Bible college, etc., all transferring credits will be reviewed, on an individual basis, with credit award determination to follow. More
Department of Seminary - Ordination