Terms,Policies, and Protocol

National Association of Christian Ministers

Terms, Conditions, Privacy & Policy Protocol for Allegations and Offences Ministerial Accountability & Review-policy Sexual Allegations in Ministry Reconciliation Policy  

Reconciliation Policy

National Association of Christian Ministers

Purpose In light of these things, the single biggest shield of protection that any of us can hold is our integrity. The integrity of our leaders is pivotal to sustaining against attacks of the enemy. For this reason, we found it necessary to define to both our leaders, and our members a “standard” or protocol … Read more

Virtual Teams for Ministry

National Association of Christian Ministers

Implications for Christian Ministers   The way in which technology is advancing creates new opportunities for ministry that churches have not even remotely tapped.  Ministers looking for places to advance the Kingdom of God should consider this rich soil just waiting to be harvested.   This is all the more true since the globe has … Read more

How to Get a Minister’s License

National Association of Christian Ministers

Picture Above: Elders Mooney and Kight Administering the Laying on Hands Blessing in Atlanta Georgia Short Answer In order to get a minister’s license, you must first complete a ordination application and submit it to the church, ministry, or organization of your choice. The church will then review your application and decide if you are … Read more

NACM References: How To

Learn How References National Association of Christian Ministers as a Source of Ministerial Association  https://www.learnhowtobecome.org/minister/ Related: reviews of National Association of Christian Ministers

What Is the Difference Between Ordained and Licensed Minister?

National Association of Christian Ministers

In some congregations, licensed vs. ordained ministry is an early step on the way to full ordination, and also in the selection process for the ordained ministers themselves. The ordaining minister can only be ordained by the pastor and the elders of the congregation if they have received the necessary ordination and have completed all other requirements. ordained minister vs. … Read more

Becoming an Ordained Christian Minister Online

National Association of Christian Ministers

Picture Above: Elder Shelley Bos in Michigan Laying on Hands Ceremony For Future Ministers Interested in University Education Collage is not a requirement for ministry, but we do encourage you to ask the Lord what is His will for you.  If you have not yet started taking classes at an online university to prepare yourself … Read more

Terms, Conditions, Privacy & Policy

National Association of Christian Ministers

Purpose of These Policies The purpose of these policies is to offer a written set of reasonable expectations by which to ensure the best interests of our members in the context of our fellowship. It is not intended to be a code of laws that are blindly upheld in the absence of common sense. Occasionally … Read more

Legal Existence

National Association of Christian Ministers

The National Association of Christian Ministers was founded by Michael Mooney who continues to serve as president. Not long thereafter, Rodger Niemeier became our Vice President who continues to serve in his role. Many members surrounded our vision from the start and continue to contribute to our ministry today. On March 26th, 2009, it was … Read more

Difference Between a Church and a Ministry

The difference between a church and a ministry explained in structural and biblical terms.

By Michael Mooney, Exec. Elder Often people sense a call of God to ministry. That inner summons can be quiet and persistent, or it can feel like a spiritual alarm clock that refuses to be silenced. Either way, when a man or woman becomes convinced that the Lord is directing them toward service, a practical … Read more