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The purpose of a ministry credential is to recognize those who have a genuine call to Christian ministry and to properly certify that ministry. Certification does not precede ministry but is rather an acknowledgement of what God has already begun to do through an individual. 2. Recognition of Ministerial Candidates.
Ordained Minister The Licensed Minister has the authority to perform all rites of the church, except for the wedding ceremony. The Ordained Minister has the authority to perform all rites of the church, including the wedding ceremony.
Being labeled an ordained minister speaks of the individuals calling to ministry. Being labeled a pastor speaks of the role in which he or she serves.
An ordained minister may advance to the rank of ordained bishop when he is twenty-five (25) years of age, provided he has had at least eight (8) years of active ministry, or when he is thirty (30) years of age, provided he has had at least five (5) years of active ministry, if he is otherwise qualified.
Ministers in the Church of God are ranked as ordained bishops, ordained ministers, exhorters, ministers of music and ministers of Christian education. They achieve these levels of ministry through a profession of faith, commitment to the church, training, internship and fulfillment of credential requirements.
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Ministerial Internship Program (MIP) MIP provides intensive training under the direction of a supervising pastor for a period of eight months. During the training period, the candidate and spouse follow a daily schedule of spiritual, academic, and physical assignments.
An ordained minister is a person authorized by a church or other religious body, typically of a Christian denomination, to carry out various spiritual operations such as baptisms, weddings and funerals, and more generally providing spiritual guidance to the local community.
The Licensed Minister credential is designed for those who feel called to serve as volunteer or part-time ministers. Its an excellent starting point for individuals who wish to solidify their role within the church by gaining recognized clergy status.

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