Ordination Credentials for Ministry Credibility
My name is Johannita Orsmond, and I am receiving ordination credentials with CLA for ministry credibility. I am 54 years old and have been married for 24 years. We have four children; they are all adults now. We live in a farming and mining community in South Africa, and we farm with cattle.
Like many others, my life has not been without its heartaches, trials, and tribulations. My life story is my testimony. Having a life filled with good and bad, with sorrow and happiness, Abba Father God is my lifelong companion. He is a constant presence in my life. To this day, I am grateful to have Him in my life. I gave my life to Him at the age of 14, and I am born again.
Hearing God’s Call and Studying at CLI
Despite all the trials and difficulties in my life, God made sure that I heard His calling. This calling goes back as far as ten years, and after urgent prompting, I enrolled with the Christian Leaders Institute. I have enrolled in the commissioned pastoral award and hope to gain the diploma. After that, I would like to earn a Bachelor’s degree in Divinity at Christian Leaders College.
Abba is so fantastic! During this period, the more classes I completed, the more the Holy Spirit prompted me in a direction.
This deacon minister ordination with the Christian Leaders Alliance is an essential step into the future. It is a future that God the Father has envisioned for me as a life coach, pastoral counselor, and women’s minister.
My studies at CLI are vital to me because they give me the required knowledge, experience, and competence. I appreciate everything at the Christian Leaders Institute. The classes, courses, tips, and more will make me a better leader. The ordination credentials ith CLA will help with ministry credibility.
Learn more about ordination at the Christian Leaders Alliance. Interested in a low-cost degree? Check out the Christian Leaders College.
Author: Henry Reyenga
Henry Reyenga is president of Christian Leaders Institute and Christian Leaders Alliance.
