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Ministry Qualifications & Classifications

All ministers:

Must show present evidence of a holy, repentant life.
Be baptized by immersion into water in the Name of Yeshua Messiah
Have the Rauch Kodesh  with the initial, physical evidence of speaking in other tongues.
Possess clear evidence of a call to ministry.
Be approved by a majority vote of the Executive Board.


Local/Special Ministry License:

Local licenses are reserved for new, inexperienced ministers who accept closer supervision and guidance of another more established  FIUPI Minister assigned by the Executive Apostolic Board.  Ministers holding a local license aren’t permitted to vote in business sessions or hold office but may minister locally or elsewhere under the auspices of their FIHPI Minister.  Local licenses are also for new or experienced lay ministers and those gifted in other valid, credible ministries besides preaching, teaching, pastoring, or evangelizing such as music, children, youth, drama, transgender outreach, HIV ministry.

Qualifications

Demonstrate clear evidence of a desire to commence a work for God in either music, children, youth, drama, transgender outreach, HIV ministry, preaching, teaching, pastoring, evangelizing or some other valid, credible ministry.

General License:

Ministers holding a General license are experienced and must be actively involved in preaching, teaching, pastoring, or evangelizing.  They may minister freely in and out of the  Fellowship Of Inclusive United Pentecostals International, may vote and hold any office except on the Executive Board.

Qualifications

Demonstrate clear evidence of an established, anointed ministry such as is described in the New Testament.



Ordination:

Ordained ministers are seasoned and are actively involved in preaching, teaching, pastoring, or evangelizing.  They have all the aforementioned privileges and may also serve on the Executive Board.

Qualifications

Demonstrate clear evidence of a consistent, fruitful and seasoned ministry such as is described in the New Testament.