ASOM

Annual School of Ministry

Intensive biblical and practical training for ministers, associates, stewards and believers serving in the Body of Christ.

About this ministry

Annual School of Ministry is an intensive training environment for people who carry responsibility in the work of God. It brings ministers, associates, stewards and committed believers back to the foundations that make service spiritually sound, practically effective and acceptable to God.

Purpose of the Ministry

ASOM joins doctrine with practice. Participants are challenged to understand the nature of ministry, the demands of calling, the care of people, the building of teams and the discipline required for sustained fruitfulness. Special attention is given to the life of the worker, because public usefulness must rest on private integrity.

What Participants Receive

  • Clearer understanding of biblical ministry and the responsibilities of service.
  • Practical help for leadership, teamwork, pastoral care and ministry administration.
  • Personal examination and renewed consecration to God’s standards.

Who It Is For

Ordained ministers, ministry associates, church workers, departmental leaders, stewards and believers preparing for greater responsibility in the Body of Christ.

Core Emphases

  • Calling, consecration and competence
  • Sound doctrine and practical ministry
  • People, teams and systems
  • Integrity, excellence and endurance

Connect with this ministry: Watch the Events page for the next meeting or contact the SOAR office for current participation and registration information.

ASOM 2026: Greater Works

The official 2026 communication described ASOM as a school, not merely a conference: divine training for divine assignment. Under the theme Greater Works, ministers were called to learn, unlearn and be recalibrated in calling, convictions, doctrine, character and capacity for the supernatural.

  • Clarity and stability in calling
  • Submission to God’s process
  • Sound doctrine and governed spiritual gifts
  • Obedience to personal instructions for the next phase of assignment