East Central School of Ministry
Course of Study partnership with MVNU
The School of Ministry serves local churches by helping better prepare those who want to effectively and confidently answer their call to local church and community ministry. We help you develop your understanding of God’s Word, grow in your theological understanding, and gain practical ministry skills.
Whether you feel called to pursue pastoral ministry and are working toward ordination, or you feel called to serve in the local church in some way and are seeking to be better equipped for what God has called you to do, the School of Ministry is for you.
Classes
Classes are 8 weeks long and meet once a week on Zoom. Each class requires a commitment of 10-15 hours/week including class time, reading, projects/assignments, and practical ministry experience.
The cost is $175 per class .
Instructors are experienced and effective missional pastors and leaders from partner districts in the MVNU region.
All 21 classes will be offered over a 3-year period and two required classes of the six needed for a first-time District License will be offered annually.
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Two Program Options
The Course of Study for Ordained Ministry
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21 classes
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This is for those who are answering a call to Pastoral Ministry and are pursuing ordination.
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Can’t Attend Classes in the Evening or Certain Nights?
Nazarene Bible College also offers the new non-degree course of study, and they use an asynchronous format (Students may participate in a class at times that are convenient for them. Anywhere—Anytime). To learn more: NCOS at NBC.
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Getting Started
Register for Classes
Check out the upcoming schedule of classes and get registered today!
Register for Classes
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Get Your Books
Students can order books at a greatly discounted price through
The Foundry for the Non-Degree Course of Study.
Order Books in the NCOS Bookstore
You can learn more about The Foundry’s NCOS Bookstore and set up an account to get your discount here:
NCOS Student Frequently Asked Questions
Learn more about the Nazarene Non-Degree Course of Study (NCOS)