Ordainment Training

Step Into Ordained Ministry

The 6-Week Foundation Ministry Program: 120 hours of ministerial formation across twelve modules, for those called to serve as ordained ministers within the International Order of Sacred Healing Arts, a 508(c)(1)(A) faith based ministry and private faith assembly.

6-Week Foundation Course

Twelve modules across six weeks, two per week, 120 hours of ministerial formation with lifetime access to every lesson and worksheet.

Ordination Credential

Complete the training and application to receive your ordination credential from IOSHA, recognized within the assembly's ministry structure.

Faith Based Framework

Built on the 508(c)(1)(A) ministry model, giving your calling a clear, principled structure to stand on.

What You Will Learn

The history and purpose of the 508(c)(1)(A) ministry structure

The role and responsibilities of an ordained minister

How to establish and steward a healing ministry

Ethical practice, consent, and pastoral boundaries

Ongoing standards for maintaining your credential

Who This Is For

This training is for individuals who feel called to formal ministry, whether they plan to lead a healing practice, start an auxiliary ministry, or simply want a recognized credential to stand behind their calling. No prior theological education is required, only a genuine commitment to the work.

One time payment

$997

6-week Foundation Course, 120 hours across twelve modules, lifetime access

Worksheets, checklists, and reference materials

The ordination exam, required before you apply for ordination

Access to your student dashboard and progress tracking

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Enrolling gives you the training and education, not a credential. After you complete the course and the ordination exam, you apply for ordination separately: an application and a background check, completed at your own cost, reviewed and approved by the Council of Elders. Ordination is earned, not purchased, and is granted at the discretion of the assembly.

Your Path to Ordination

Training comes first. Ordination is a separate step you apply for once the coursework is behind you.

1

Enroll in the training

Begin the 6-Week Foundation Ministry Program, 120 hours of ministerial formation delivered as twelve modules, two per week.

2

Complete the course and the exam

Work through every module and pass the ordination exam. Enrolling buys the education itself, never a credential.

3

Apply for ordination

With the coursework finished, submit your ordination application. This is a separate step, and it is never included in the purchase.

4

Background check and review

Complete a background check at your own cost. The Council of Elders reviews your application, your coursework, and your readiness.

5

Ordination by the Council of Elders

If the Council approves, you are ordained. Ordination is earned this way, not purchased, and is granted at the discretion of the assembly.

A Note on Ordination

IOSHA ordination recognizes your calling within a private faith assembly. It does not constitute legal advice, and it is not a substitute for professional licensure in fields such as medicine, counseling, or law. Ministers are expected to operate within their community's laws and within the ethical standards taught in this course.