Master of Arts in Apostolic Chaplaincy, Degree Program
Fall Semester online live courses (webinars) start October 2nd, 2018
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Chaplain Raul Puente II, M.Div. He is the academic dean of the chaplaincy department. Dr. Sidney Poe, Ph.D. He is a professor of chaplaincy. Separate from ATS, he is the Director of Education for Occupational Chaplains Association. Dr. Bruce Klein, Th.D. He is a professor of Biblical disciplines. He has over three years of experience as a hospice chaplain. He was a chaplain for support to plant Apostolic churches. Hospice Volunteer Bill Roop He is a guest lecturer. He has taken courses at Apostolic Theological Seminary. |
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What is the difference between a 'Chaplain' and a 'Pastor'? A Pastor A pastor ministers mainly to a local N.T. church. A Chaplain A chaplain ministers to a community outside of the church. |
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Introduction to Apostolic Chaplaincy - 4 credit hours
Hospice Chaplaincy - 4 credit hours
Prison Chaplaincy - 4 credit hours
Counseling for Apostolic Chaplaincy - 4 credit hours
Hospital Chaplaincy - 4 credit hours
Chaplaincy for Law Enforcement/Fire Department/ First Responders/Crisis Intervention/Trauma Care - 4 credit hours
Seminary Writing - Professor Jeanette Chapman - 4 credit hours
Spiritual Warfare - Dr. Bruce Klein - 4 credit hours
Bibliology - Dr. Bruce Klein - 4 credit hours
Biblical Healing - Dr. Bruce Klein - 4 credit hours
The tuition is $250. per course.
Hospice Chaplaincy - 4 credit hours
Prison Chaplaincy - 4 credit hours
Counseling for Apostolic Chaplaincy - 4 credit hours
Hospital Chaplaincy - 4 credit hours
Chaplaincy for Law Enforcement/Fire Department/ First Responders/Crisis Intervention/Trauma Care - 4 credit hours
Seminary Writing - Professor Jeanette Chapman - 4 credit hours
Spiritual Warfare - Dr. Bruce Klein - 4 credit hours
Bibliology - Dr. Bruce Klein - 4 credit hours
Biblical Healing - Dr. Bruce Klein - 4 credit hours
The tuition is $250. per course.
Brother Raul Puente, Jr. is originally from Eagle Pass, Texas. After graduating from high school, Bro. Puente served in the U. S. Marine Corps stationed in Camp Pendleton, California.
A few years after his military service, Bro. Puente entered the ministry in 2001 where he first pastored a Spanish-speaking Baptist denomination church in West Texas.
In 2003, through a friendship of an Apostolic minister, Bro. Puente first heard the Acts 2:38 message and was baptized in Jesus name and filled with the Holy Ghost. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Texas of the Permian Basin in 2008 and assisted in several home mission churches in South Texas.
In 2013, Bro. Puente and his family moved to St. Louis to allow him to attend Urshan Graduate School of Theology. Bro. Puente completed the Master of Divinity from UGST in 2016.
Bro. Raul Puente has worked as a hospice chaplain for over sixteen years and has also been involved in pastoral care in hospital settings and chaplaincy in prison ministry. He is a licensed minister with the United Pentecostal Church International.
As Dean of Chaplaincy Department for Apostolic Theological Seminary, Bro. Puente’s vision is to help train men and women that feel a calling to Apostolic Chaplaincy in areas such as hospice, hospitals, law enforcement, fire departments, volunteer chaplaincy, prison chaplaincy, and chaplaincy during natural disasters.
A few years after his military service, Bro. Puente entered the ministry in 2001 where he first pastored a Spanish-speaking Baptist denomination church in West Texas.
In 2003, through a friendship of an Apostolic minister, Bro. Puente first heard the Acts 2:38 message and was baptized in Jesus name and filled with the Holy Ghost. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Texas of the Permian Basin in 2008 and assisted in several home mission churches in South Texas.
In 2013, Bro. Puente and his family moved to St. Louis to allow him to attend Urshan Graduate School of Theology. Bro. Puente completed the Master of Divinity from UGST in 2016.
Bro. Raul Puente has worked as a hospice chaplain for over sixteen years and has also been involved in pastoral care in hospital settings and chaplaincy in prison ministry. He is a licensed minister with the United Pentecostal Church International.
As Dean of Chaplaincy Department for Apostolic Theological Seminary, Bro. Puente’s vision is to help train men and women that feel a calling to Apostolic Chaplaincy in areas such as hospice, hospitals, law enforcement, fire departments, volunteer chaplaincy, prison chaplaincy, and chaplaincy during natural disasters.
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The cost of tuition is $250.00 for each course (3 credits each). There is an eLearning program for each course - $25.00 each. There could be a book cost. Dr. Klein's books are provided at cost.
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