The vision for the school of ministry came out of a burden to equip and empower young and vibrant youth who have great gifts and talents but are not sharpened nor molded appropriately for kingdom service. Some have been misled about the concept of ministry and assume if you have a ministry you are called to be a pulpit pastor. Several erroneous beliefs make vibrant young people waste away and become useless in the agenda of God for their lives.

Many professionals think ministry is only in the church and they cannot extend their God-given gifts and grace to combine with their profession and serve God effectively. Thus, their gifts and grace remain dormant and untapped. The body of Christ must begin to realize the need to train every believer for ministry beyond five-fold calling. The need to equip believers to be able to defend their faith and raise others for kingdom expansion.

“The field is ripe but the laborers are few.” The church must break the box and train more people to dislodge the gate of hell and propagate the kingdom of God, not necessarily mount the pulpit in church. We must be deliberate about going a little further to teach our Sunday school teachers, deacons, HOD, and workers to understand some basic biblical truth and theology that will help them stand out in their Christian race. “Who you do not train, you cannot blame”.

Therefore, TFPAW has taken up the responsibility of training for ministry people that cannot attend the conventional seminaries but have God’s call, gifts, flare and talent for ministry to learn, be equipped, empowered, and deployed to the field for greater harvest. The earlier we raise men, the better it is for the body of Christ.