SIMMP
Students in Ministry Mentorship Programme
Guidance for students in higher institutions who sense God’s call and need clarity, formation and wise preparation for ministry.
About this ministry
The Students in Ministry Mentorship Programme serves students in universities, polytechnics and other higher institutions who perceive the call of God upon their lives. It gives them a sound framework for understanding calling while they continue to grow academically, spiritually and personally.
Purpose of the Ministry
SIMMP helps young people avoid the extremes of ignoring a genuine call or rushing into ministry without training and character. Through mentorship, biblical teaching and honest questions, students learn how to honour their present season, receive proper formation and build a life that can carry future responsibility.
What Participants Receive
- Clarity concerning calling, spiritual gifts and the place of preparation.
- Wisdom for balancing academic responsibilities with prayer, service and ministry development.
- A healthy understanding of mentorship, church placement, doctrine and practical ministry.
Who It Is For
Students and recent graduates who sense a call to ministry, already serve in Christian fellowships or want wise guidance before making major ministry decisions.
Core Emphases
- Calling without haste or confusion
- Training before platform
- Sound doctrine and practical ministry
- Character, accountability and accurate placement
Connect with this ministry: Watch the Events page for the next meeting or contact the SOAR office for current participation and registration information.
Current Official Ministry Emphasis
Official ministry profiles describe SIMMP as a quarterly mentorship programme hosted by Rev. Olusola and Rev. Oyenike Areogun for students in higher institutions who sense the call of God. It helps participants clarify calling early, build sound spiritual foundations and combine academic responsibility with accurate preparation for ministry.
- Calling and destiny clarity
- Doctrine, character and spiritual formation
- Campus life, leadership and evangelism
- Mentoring for a safe transition into active ministry