New Beacon Ministry Location

We are in the process of beginning a Beacon Ministry Institute extension school in our local church. Tennessee Presiding Bishop, Dr. E. C. McKinley is promoting Beacon University and Beacon Ministry Institute. We plan to offer biblically, evangelically, and spiritually relevant courses for equipping those who desire to become more capable of ministering in the kingdom of God. There are several tracts available and each tract has the courses needed to receive a diploma of completion.

The courses are well written, taught by qualified, degreed professors on DVD and/or video and will be accomodated and facilitated by the Huntingdon Church of God of Prophecy.

The cost is $125.00 per course* including the book, workbook, class time, instructor, and facilitator. The courses general run 10 hours in length and plans are to begin on Monday evenings in November from 6:30 – 8:30 pm for 5 weeks. At the end of the course, with a C average, the participant will be refunded $25.00. The following are two examples of tracts that can be completed.

Certificate of Evangelism
• Equipping for Evangelism
• Preparing the 21st Century Church
• New Strategies for Evangelism
• The Theology of Relationships
• Theology of Missions

Certificate of Theology of God’s Glory and Presence
• The Glory of God
• God’s Manifest Presence
• Holy Spirit II
• God Hedge: The Fruit of the Spirit
• Experiencing and Encountering the Holy Spirit

For a detailed list of tracts, courses and other information go here for the complete catalog.

We are making these courses available to anyone who desires to become more skilled in the ministry of the kingdom of God. A high school diploma is desired but not necessary. You can speak to the facilitator (Milton Gordon) or go to the web site for details.
*NOTE: For those who are interested and desire to take courses there may be scholarship assistance available for those in needof help with payment. Please see Pastor Milton Gordon

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