JOHNNIE COLEMON
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
About the Program
Admissions Requirement
Previously Ordained Clergy
The Ministerial Training Program integrates principles, theory, and practice that focus on cultivated peak performance, leadership, and success in the church. Students are given the tools to build a strong biblical, historical, theological, and ethical basis for ministry. Satisfactory completion of this program qualifies the student to be a candidate for Ordination by the Universal Foundation for Better Living (UFBL).
The Ministerial Training Program offers two tracks; the Previously Ordained Clergy (POC) Track and the Ordinand Track.
The UFBL Previously Ordained Clergy Track is custom-designed and can be completed in a minimum of 18 months and a maximum of three years. The track is specifically designed for people Ordained as ministers by other religious organizations seeking Ordination by the UFBL.
The Ordinand Track is specially designed for men and women seeking Ordination within the UFBL. In this track, a Ministerial Candidate must complete a project approved by the UFBL. A three-year Ministerial License is issued to complete the project.
Ordinand Program
Previously Ordained Clergy Program:
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Must be an ordained clergy
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Documentation of ordination
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Completion and submission of application packet (including the non-refundable $50 application fee)
Ordinand Program:
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License as a UFBL teacher (must have been licensed for at least 2 years)
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Approval of the Senior Minister of the UFBL center the applicant attends, if applicable
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Completion and submission of application packet (including the non-refundable $50 application fee)
Tuition & Fees
Tuition:
$750.00 per session/semester
All tuition and fees are subject to revision at any time and are in USD.
Tuition does not cover administrative costs, PayPal processing fees ($10), required course books, or travel and lodge for L&O Interview.
Curriculum
After completion of courses, candidates must give an oral exam on-site before the Licensing & Ordination (L&O) Board to receive their Ministerial Certification. Then a special project must be completed as a final requirement for Ordination.
"This process of becoming an Ordained UFBL Minister has stretched me and made me put everything I think I know about metaphysics and running an organization to the test! I am excited about going before the Licensing and Ordination Board this year!"
Jacqueline Hazel
Miami, Florida
Want More Information?
We greatly appreciate your interest. Please complete the form below so that we can get your information over to the Program Dean. If you need any immediate assistance, please email info@jctseminary.org.
The Rev. Alberta Ware
Program Dean