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To give the student a working understanding of Christian Biblical doctrine and ministerial
responsibilities that will provide a solid foundation for both: Ordination as a leader in ministry service
and continuing Christian Bible studies & education.

In addition to the “Student Requirements” set forth in the THBI Student Handbook, the applicant for
this course must:
1. Be a General Member of True Hope Ministries of America

2. Have an initial working knowledge & understanding of the Christian Holy Bible

3. Be able to successfully pass a “Licensing Exam” as either the “Admissions Exam” or “Mid-term
Exam” for this course.

This is a 14-month course of focused education & mentoring in the field of ministry studies. The course
is divided into two sections, each section consisting of 6 monthly study assignments, course exams,
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mentoring conferences (video/phone conferences with an assigned mentor) and the 7 month of each
section focusing on “Term Exams & Reviews”.
Upon enrolling in this course, the student will be given a “Licensing Exam”, which if successfully
completed (70% correct answers), the student will be granted a “License to Minister” issued by True
Hope Ministries of America.

If the student cannot pass the “License Exam”, passage of the mid-term exam will result in the student
being granted a “License to Minister” from True Hope Ministries of America.
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Upon the conclusion of the second section of this course, the 14 month, the student will be given a final
course exam and an ordination exam. The successful completion of these exams will result in the student
being granted a Certificate of Associates Degree in Ministry; Ministry Ordination Credentials and their
standing being elevated to Ministry Member of True Hope Ministries of America.

The curriculum is comprised of:

1. Primary Textbook, Study Guide & Course Exams.

a. “What the Bible Says to the Minister, The Minister’s Personal Handbook”
2. Secondary Textbooks, Study Guides & Course Exams

a. Bibliology c. Ecclesiology

b. Soteriology d. Anthropology
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