School of Apostolic Ministries

Theology of apostolic ministry, church-planting strategy, cross-cultural mission, spiritual fathering, network building, and oversight.

Silas was not a solitary pioneer; he was an apostolic partner. Chosen by the Apostle Paul to replace Barnabas on his second missionary journey, Silas proved himself a man of extraordinary resilience, doctrinal integrity, and cross-cultural faithfulness. He was a prophet, a Roman citizen, a trusted messenger of the Jerusalem church, and a co-author of apostolic letters, whose ministry spanned cultures, cities, and continents. It is in his spirit that this school is named.

This school is designed for those who carry an apostolic calling, believers with a burden for pioneering, for building the church where it does not yet exist, and for establishing strong, healthy foundations in new and existing ministry contexts. Like Silas, who could worship GOD at midnight in a Philippian prison and stand firm under pressure without abandoning the mission, participants are formed not just in apostolic knowledge but in apostolic character.

Participants are equipped with the theology of apostolic ministry, church-planting strategy, cross-cultural mission, spiritual fathering and mothering, network building, and the governance and oversight of ministries. They are also trained in the kind of collaborative, partnership-driven ministry that Silas modeled, understanding that apostolic work is rarely done alone but always in the context of GOD-ordained relationships and teams.

This school carries a decidedly global vision, raising up apostolic ministers who are not confined to one region, denomination, or tradition, but who are sent as faithful co-laborers and master builders across cities, nations, and generations.

Who it's for: Believers carrying an apostolic calling as pioneers, builders, and master builders across cities, nations, and generations.