IN CHARACTER SCHOOL OF MINISTRY
EIN 46-3203965 · Graduate & Professional Schools (B50)
What they do
DURING THE 2022 SPRING ENROLLMENT THERE WERE 15 ONLINE STUDENTS and THE FALL ENROLLMENT HAD 12 ONLINE STUDENTS. THE SCHOOL of MINISTRY STAFF and STUDENTS VISITED and DID PRESENTATIONS AT 10 CHURCHES and EVENTS IN THE STATE of FLORIDA. STUDENTS LEARNED THROUGH PARTICIPATION IN PUBLIC SPEAKING, DRAMATIC SKITS and DANCES, and FULL SCALE THEATRICAL PLAY PRESENTATIONS. STUDENTS ALSO PARTICIPATED AS VOLUNTEERS and MENTORS AT WEEKLY YOUTH VENTS/SERVICES. STUDENTS WERE ACTIVE IN LEARNING HANDS ON ASPECTS of CHURCH MINISTRY BY PARTICPATING IN WEEKLY CHURCH SERVICES and EVENTS AS LIGHTING and SOUND TECHS, BEING PART of MUSIC TEAMS, ASSISTING IN CHILDCARE and CHILDRENS EVENTS, and BY ASSISTING IN GENERAL ACTIVITIES SUCH AS PUBLIC RELATIONS and WELCOME COMMITTEES. DURING THE YEAR of 202, ALL STUDENTS WERE ALL FINISHING COURSES and REQUIRMENTS to EARN THEIR DEGREES or WERE STUDENTS IN THE NON-DEGREE PROGRAM. NO DEGREES WERE ISSUED IN 2022.
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ContactBrian Sylvia
In care of% REBECCA SYLVIA
Mailing address2717 GRANDVIEW DR, NORTH PORT, FL 34288-6949
Main phone(941) 255-5552 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- June 2016
- County
- Sarasota
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