ARC School of Apostolic Ministry exists to form, equip, and commission those called to establish, govern, and reform according to the Kingdom of God. This school is not focused on pulpit performance, but on spiritual architecture, Kingdom order, and apostolic responsibility.
4 Years
October 2026
Online (Live)
ARC – Ap. Min. & Gov.
Applicants must profess faith in Jesus Christ and demonstrate a desire for spiritual formation and growth.
Applicants should show consistent faithfulness in church, ministry, or marketplace leadership contexts.
Applicants must demonstrate emotional, spiritual, and relational maturity appropriate for a structured multi-year process.
Applicants must be able to meet attendance, participation, and assignment expectations for the duration of the program.
Applicants must demonstrate alignment with ARC’s mission, values, and apostolic-prophetic training model.
All applications for ARC school pathways are completed online. Submission of an application does not guarantee acceptance. No application fee required.
Each application undergoes a structured review process to assess readiness, alignment, and capacity for the program.
Applicants will be notified of acceptance, waitlist status, or deferral via email.
Upon acceptance, a one-time nonrefundable $50 registration fee is required to confirm and secure enrollment.
ARC’s governance & administration curriculum is intentionally structured and proprietary. Detailed course outlines, strategic models, and institutional frameworks are released exclusively to admitted students to preserve the integrity of the formation process.
For stewardship and clarity, detailed course outlines, full curriculum, and syllabi are provided to approved and fully enrolled students.
Year 1 establishes the doctrinal, spiritual, and character foundations required for responsible apostolic leadership. Students are trained in biblical authority, sound doctrine, identity before function, and the order of the fivefold ministry. Emphasis is placed on humility, submission, and spiritual maturity, ensuring that calling is grounded in formation rather than ambition. This stage develops stability, scriptural clarity, and governable character before visible ministry expression.
Year 2 equips students to function responsibly within ministry environments by developing biblical communication skills, ministerial ethics, and leadership discipline under accountability. Students learn to handle Scripture with accuracy, prepare structured teaching, and serve within church governance frameworks with humility and integrity. Emphasis is placed on spiritual maturity, ethical responsibility, and operational order, ensuring that emerging leaders grow in competency without compromising alignment or character.
Year 3 advances students into the functional realities of apostolic leadership and ministry governance. Emphasis is placed on building according to Heaven’s blueprint, organizational structure, covenant relationships, and responsible expansion within church and regional contexts. Students engage advanced topics such as church planting, spiritual covering, Kingdom stewardship, legal and ethical ministry operations, and territorial awareness. Through supervised practicum and structured oversight, students develop strategic leadership capacity, institutional wisdom, and endurance necessary for sustainable apostolic work.
Year 4 prepares students for commissioned apostolic responsibility through strategic leadership, global perspective, and sustainable oversight. Emphasis is placed on understanding sending authority, advanced apostolic strategy, missions, and the establishment of centers that steward long-term Kingdom impact. Students develop clarity around accountability in being sent, institutional alignment, and the weight of representing Christ in regional and global contexts. This stage cultivates faithfulness, endurance, and strategic wisdom necessary for sustaining apostolic work beyond seasons of enthusiasm.
Completion of the four-year progression prepares graduates for responsible deployment. Harvest represents the outworking of formation through service, strengthening, and strategic multiplication within ARC initiatives and aligned contexts.
$1,215 per academic year (non-refundable). Tuition includes live instruction, structured formation, spiritual oversight, and program administration for the academic year.
$972 when paid in full prior to the start of the academic year. (Tuition discount applies to tuition only)
$202.50 per month for six months. Payment plan must be requested and approved.
$135 per month for nine months. Payment plan must be requested and approved.
Note: Tuition discounts do not apply to payment plans. Early payoff is permitted without penalty.
$50 non-refundable (annual registration fee). This fee secures placement in the cohort upon acceptance.
$150 per academic year (non-refundable). This fee supports year-end evaluation, academic recordkeeping, and issuance of a Certificate of Completion for students who successfully complete that academic year.
Required books and course materials are not included in tuition and must be purchased separately by the student. Estimated annual cost varies depending on the academic year’s reading requirements.
• Tuition and fees are non-refundable once the academic year begins
• Certification is issued upon successful completion of each academic year
• Timely payments are required to maintain participation and program access
Designed for believers called to serve in the fivefold ministry: apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers who are ready for accountability and responsible deployment.
This program is a structured formation pathway designed to develop doctrinal clarity, leadership maturity, and apostolic responsibility. While licensing or commissioning may be available upon successful completion and review, ordination is not automatic and is determined through discernment and demonstrated readiness.
No. Students apply annually and are reviewed for progression into each subsequent year. Advancement is based on spiritual maturity, alignment, and successful completion of prior requirements. automatic.
This program is best suited for believers who desire disciplined formation, doctrinal soundness, accountability under leadership, and long-term faithfulness in ministry. It is not designed for those seeking titles, quick elevation, or independent platform.
Classes meet once per month according to the academic year of enrollment.
Years 1–2 meet on the first Tuesday of each month.
Students attend their assigned block:
6:00–7:30 PM
8:00–9:30 PM
Years 3–4 meet on the third Tuesday of each month.
Students attend their assigned session block:
6:00–7:30 PM
8:00–9:30 PM
