1. Liturgy and the Sacraments
Divine Liturgy & Rubrics
Vestments and Linens
Sacred Vessels
Church Furniture and Furnishings
2. Church History
Early Church History
Persecutions and Establishment
Councils and Schisms
Reformation and Counter Reformation
Rome, England and Eastern Orthodoxy
3. Documents of Faith
Credal Documents
Early Church Fathers
Early Writings of the Church
Major Writers, Tradition, Apostolics
4. Social Justice Issues
Church and Society
Conflict, Morality, Justice
Just and Moral Society
5. Preaching and Ministry
How to Preach
Ministering in Mission or Parish
6. Theology
St. Paul
Early Theologians
Later Theologians
East vs West
7. Mission
Mission Statement
Accomplishing Mission
8. Christology
Who was Christ
Proof and Acceptance
9. Bible Studies
Old Testament -- Prophets
Torah and Law
Historical Books
New Testament
Epistles and Letters
10. Biblical Faith
Old Covenant
New Covenant
Anyone interested in studying for Holy Orders needs to apply to the bishops, including a curriculum vitae, an explanation of their vocational feelings such as why they feel they are called, establish a dialogue with our hierarchy, and then we will analyze their data and get back to them.
Those who have completed their training, or desire special consideration, should contact our bishops with their feelings. If you are already ordained, and would like to incardinate, contact us directly with your application.