2026 Holy Convocation Class Synopsis
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| Class Name | Category / Track | Class Synopsis |
| 21st Century: Evangelism 101 | Evangelism | A modern approach to the timeless Great Commission. Participants will explore practical ways to share the Gospel in today’s culture through relationships, community engagement, technology, personal testimony, and everyday encounters without compromising the message. |
| Adjutancy | Adjutancy & Protocol | Introduces the ministry, responsibilities, etiquette, and spirit of adjutancy. Participants will examine service to leadership, preparation, discretion, protocol, anticipation, communication, and the balance between excellence, humility, and appropriate boundaries. |
| Asset or Liability | Adjutancy & Protocol | This class challenges believers to examine how they function as sons and daughters in the House of God. True Sonship requires more than belonging—it requires honor, maturity, responsibility, and accountability. Are you helping carry the vision, or are you adding weight for others to carry? A son doesn’t just have a seat in the house—he accepts responsibility for the house! |
| Avoiding Toxic People | Relationships & Boundaries | Helps participants identify unhealthy relational patterns and establish biblical, appropriate boundaries. The class explores manipulation, repeated dysfunction, discernment, forgiveness, access, and the difference between loving everyone and allowing everyone unrestricted influence. |
| Basics of Apostolic Doctrine | Doctrine | A foundational overview of core Apostolic beliefs and biblical principles. Designed to strengthen understanding of doctrine, Scripture, salvation, the identity of Jesus Christ, baptism, the Holy Ghost, holiness, and the importance of being able to explain what we believe. |
| Be the Vessel: Becoming The Instrument | Worship & Spiritual Formation | Challenges participants to recognize that before God uses the gift, He develops the vessel carrying it. The class emphasizes consecration, availability, character, sensitivity to the Spirit, and becoming an instrument God can trust. |
| Bible 1 on 1: New Testament Survey | Biblical Studies | A practical survey of the New Testament designed to help participants understand its structure, major books, people, events, themes, and the development of the early Church. Ideal for strengthening biblical literacy and confidence in navigating Scripture. |
| Bible 1 on 1: Old Testament Survey | Biblical Studies | A practical survey of the Old Testament covering its major divisions, books, people, events, covenants, and themes. Participants will gain a clearer understanding of how the Old Testament story prepares the way for the New Testament and God’s redemptive plan. |
| Building a Culture, Not Just A Ministry | Leadership & Church Culture | Explores how healthy ministry is sustained by intentional culture, not simply programs, events, or personalities. Leaders will learn how values, expectations, communication, accountability, and consistency shape the atmosphere of a thriving church. |
| Building with Difficult People | Relationships & Leadership | Provides biblical and practical strategies for working with challenging personalities without abandoning the assignment. Participants will explore communication, boundaries, emotional intelligence, patience, accountability, and how to preserve unity while still addressing problems. |
| Built for More Than Sunday | Discipleship & Purpose | Challenges believers to live their faith beyond the church building and weekly worship experience. Participants will explore how discipleship, purpose, character, evangelism, and Kingdom impact should shape Monday through Saturday as much as Sunday. |
| Class #1 – Electives: Elder/Minister | Ministerial Development | A focused elective for elders and ministers addressing the responsibilities, character, service, preparation, and practical expectations associated with ministerial leadership. Content can be tailored to the specific standards and needs of the Fellowship. |
| Class #2 – Electives: Deacon | Deacon Ministry | A focused elective for deacons examining biblical service, spiritual character, church support, leadership partnership, responsibility, and practical excellence in carrying out the ministry and duties of the deacon. |
| Class #3 – Electives: Missionary | Missionary Ministry | A focused elective for missionaries emphasizing spiritual formation, service, evangelism, compassion, ministry readiness, church support, and the practical responsibilities of representing Christ through missionary work. |
| Creating an Experience Heaven Would Be Proud Of | Hospitality & Ministry Excellence | Focuses on creating intentional ministry experiences from arrival to departure. Participants will examine hospitality, excellence, atmosphere, communication, service, follow-up, and the small details that help people feel seen, valued, safe, and spiritually prepared. |
| Culture of Giving – Session 1 | Stewardship & Generosity | Introduces the biblical foundation of generosity and stewardship. Participants will explore the heart behind giving, the relationship between worship and resources, and how leaders and members help establish a healthy culture of generosity in the church. |
| Culture of Giving – Session 2 | Stewardship & Generosity | Builds upon Session 1 with practical application for sustaining a culture of generosity. Participants will explore teaching, transparency, stewardship, leadership example, communication, and moving a congregation from occasional giving toward consistent Kingdom-minded generosity. |
| Finding My Place | Purpose & Ministry Discovery | Helps participants identify where their gifts, passions, personality, experience, and spiritual calling may best serve the Kingdom. The class emphasizes that every believer has value and a place, even when that place is not on a platform. |
| Fruit Picking: Are You A Fruit Basket? | Christian Character | An engaging self-evaluation of the fruit believers display in everyday life. Participants will examine the Fruit of the Spirit and consider whether their attitudes, reactions, relationships, and conduct provide visible evidence of spiritual maturity. |
| Grace Under Fire | Character & Leadership | Equips participants to maintain composure, character, wisdom, and grace when facing criticism, pressure, confrontation, or difficult circumstances. The focus is responding in a way that protects both the witness of the believer and the integrity of ministry. |
| Heaven’s Sound, Earth’s Chaos – Dimension 1 | Worship & Music Ministry | The first dimension of a worship-focused intensive examining how musicians, singers, and worship leaders discern and produce a sound that reflects Heaven even amid earthly distraction and disorder. Emphasis is placed on spiritual sensitivity, unity, preparation, and purpose. |
| Heaven’s Sound, Earth’s Chaos – Dimension 2 | Worship & Music Ministry | Builds upon Dimension 1 by moving from understanding Heaven’s sound to sustaining it in real ministry environments. Participants will explore deeper issues of flow, leadership, musical discipline, spiritual discernment, teamwork, and navigating moments when ministry becomes chaotic. |
| Help! They Hate Me! | Leadership & Resilience | Addresses how to remain healthy and effective when leadership, obedience, visibility, or personal decisions attract criticism or opposition. Participants will learn to distinguish constructive correction from rejection, resist people-pleasing, and lead without becoming defensive or bitter. |
| Holy Escalation: Handling Conflict Before It Becomes Crisis | Conflict Resolution | A practical class on recognizing and addressing conflict while it is still manageable. Participants will learn biblical and healthy communication strategies for resolving misunderstandings, preventing unnecessary escalation, and protecting unity. |
| Leading From My Lane with No Title | Leadership | Teaches that leadership is demonstrated through influence, responsibility, initiative, and character—not merely a position or title. Participants will learn how to lead effectively from wherever they are assigned without overstepping authority or competing for recognition. |
| Lord Increase My Faith | Faith & Spiritual Growth | A faith-building class designed to challenge believers to trust God beyond their current level of comfort and experience. Participants will examine doubt, expectation, obedience, endurance, and practical ways to strengthen faith when circumstances do not immediately change. |
| Mastering Maturity | Spiritual Maturity | A practical examination of what spiritual and emotional maturity looks like in real life. Participants will address accountability, reactions, communication, correction, responsibility, and the difference between growing older and actually growing up. |
| Oil Infection | Spiritual Growth | Explores the contagious nature of genuine spiritual passion and anointing. Participants will consider how prayer, consecration, worship, faith, and proximity to spiritually healthy environments can influence others and create a culture hungry for God’s presence. |
| Pastor’s One on One – Friday | Pastoral Leadership | The concluding pastoral development session, designed for reflection, practical application, questions, and leadership strengthening. The session helps pastors leave Convocation with clearer strategies for carrying what they have received back to their local assemblies. FOR SENIOR PASTORS ONLY! |
| Pastor’s One on One – Thursday | Pastoral Leadership | A continuation of the pastoral development experience, allowing pastors to engage leadership challenges, church health, people management, vision, personal sustainability, and other practical issues that often require a pastoral perspective. FOR SENIOR PASTORS ONLY! |
| Pastor’s One on One – Wednesday | Pastoral Leadership | An intimate pastoral development session providing pastors an opportunity for focused instruction, candid conversation, practical wisdom, and discussion of the unique responsibilities and realities of leading a congregation. FOR SENIOR PASTORS ONLY! |
| Pit Wars: When The Band and Pulpit Collide | Music Ministry & Leadership | Addresses the relationship between musicians, worship leaders, preachers, and pastoral leadership when expectations or perspectives collide. The class focuses on communication, submission, teamwork, ministry flow, mutual respect, and keeping worship bigger than personalities. |
| Prayer Intensive – Asking & Receiving: Day 1 | Prayer | Day 1 establishes the biblical foundation for asking God in prayer. Participants will examine relationship, confidence, motives, Scripture, and how to bring petitions before God with clarity, humility, and faith. |
| Prayer Intensive – Asking & Receiving: Day 2 | Prayer | Day 2 moves deeper into believing, waiting, and discerning God’s response. Participants will explore persistence, alignment with God’s will, spiritual sensitivity, and maintaining faith when the answer is delayed or arrives differently than expected. |
| Prayer Intensive – Asking & Receiving: Day 3 | Prayer | Day 3 focuses on receiving, responding, and stewarding what God provides. Participants will consider gratitude, obedience, testimony, discernment, and how answered prayer should produce greater faith and responsibility. |
| Private Victories Before Public Platforms | Character & Leadership |
Challenges every believer to prioritize private discipline, integrity, prayer, preparation, and character over public recognition. This class emphasizes that lasting spiritual growth, effective service, and public impact are built upon private victories no audience ever sees.
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| Processional | Ceremonial Protocol | A practical training and rehearsal focused on the order, timing, placement, movement, and protocol of formal church processionals. Participants will learn how to execute ceremonial movement with dignity, unity, clarity, and excellence. |
| Protecting Your Image: Liability or Asset | Leadership & Reputation | Examines personal image, reputation, credibility, and public conduct as matters of stewardship. Participants will explore how appearance, communication, social media, relationships, integrity, and decision-making can either strengthen or damage ministry influence. |
| Pulling the Best Out of the Worst | Leadership & People Development |
This class equips believers at every level to recognize potential in themselves and others, even when faced with difficulty, discouragement, inexperience, or underperformance. It emphasizes encouragement, accountability, healthy expectations, and personal growth without overlooking behaviors that hinder the individual or the ministry.
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| Response-Able | Communication & Accountability | Challenges participants to become responsible for how they respond, especially under pressure. The class explores emotional regulation, accountability, communication, self-awareness, and the power of choosing a mature response instead of reacting impulsively. |
| Safeguarding The House: It’s All of Our Responsibility | Church Safety & Stewardship | Emphasizes that protecting the church is a shared responsibility. Participants will explore awareness, reporting concerns, ministry boundaries, emergency readiness, protecting children and vulnerable individuals, and creating an environment where people can worship and serve safely. |
| Serving Through Offense | Service & Spiritual Maturity | Addresses the difficult reality of remaining faithful to God and one’s assignment after being hurt, disappointed, overlooked, or offended. Participants will learn how to process offense biblically without allowing pain to produce bitterness, withdrawal, or poor service. |
| Serving with Intention | Service & Volunteer Ministry | Moves serving beyond simply completing an assignment. Participants will learn how preparation, awareness, excellence, hospitality, and a clear understanding of purpose can transform ordinary acts of service into meaningful ministry. |
| Set Apart But Not Weird | Holiness & Christian Living | Explores how believers can live distinctly and uphold biblical convictions without becoming disconnected, unapproachable, judgmental, or culturally ineffective. The class focuses on holiness, wisdom, relevance, relationships, and representing Christ well. |
| Social Media Pulpit: What do you preach? | Digital Ministry & Media | Examines social media as a public platform that communicates a message whether intentional or not. Participants will evaluate their digital witness, content, conduct, influence, branding, and responsibility as representatives of Christ and the church online. |
| The Art of Forgiveness | Spiritual & Relational Health | Explores forgiveness as a biblical discipline rather than merely an emotion. Participants will discuss releasing offenses, establishing healthy boundaries, healing from hurt, and refusing to allow unresolved pain to control future relationships. |
| The Ministry of Consistency | Leadership & Service | Examines consistency as a ministry in itself. Participants will explore faithfulness, reliability, discipline, follow-through, and the spiritual impact of showing up with excellence even when excitement, recognition, or convenience is absent. |
| Your Surrender Is Your Sacrifice | Spiritual Growth & Consecration | A call to understand that true surrender to God is itself an act of worship and sacrifice. Participants will examine what it means to release personal agendas, preferences, comfort, and control in order to fully embrace God’s will. |