TM SCHOOL OF MINISTRY
Since Transformation Ministries began just a few years ago-- with a vision of healing Christians so they stood ready to be discipled + receive everything Jesus has in store for them, we've trained thousands.
600+ graduated the four semester program.
We've launched other schools, and additional locations throughout the State of Alabama, as well.
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Three Schools to Choose
Though the Inner Healing Track is still the core of the Transformation School of Ministry, we've added more streams to explore and grow.
First, we value every student encountering the presence of God in a powerful way.
In the same way Saul's encounter with the Lord on the Road to Damascus marked him (see Acts 9:1-9), we desire for everyone to meet the Lord in such a way that things are radically different "after" the meeting than before.
Second, we desire for each student to enjoy an ongoing experience of the supernatural everywhere they go, in everyday life.
The Pharisees (wrongly) thought they understood God because they had access to the written words of God (John 5:39-40).
We feel the words of God are words are life, but we also believe that Jesus came to be experienced-- not just explained.
Third, we endeavor to equip each person with tools and training they can use to help others discover wholeness and healing-- body, soul, and spirit.
We believe part of our role is to "equip the saints for the work of ministry" (see Ephesians 4:11-12), so that can-- together-- grow up into the full measure of Christ.
Fourth, finally, we empower our students to serve-- and release them to go back to their churches and other spheres of influence.
We believe the Kingdom of God transcends the artificial bounds we so often place upon churches and denominations and even geographic regions.
We labor to help our students find the path God fore-ordained for them before time began, so that they might fulfill the great work He's called them to (Ephesians 2:8-10).
