In today's fast-paced world, people often find that the traditional classroom does not suit their needs or cannot be fitted into their life-style or situation. Many who seek to prepare for a particular sphere of ministry or simply want to grow in Christ are discovering that the Internet provides the speed and convenience they are looking for in Christian distance education. Virtual learning environments (VLEs) such as those offered by Moriah School of Ministry provide the solution.

The advantage of self-paced study.
Worried that you might miss assignment submission deadlines? Too hard to juggle work, family and ministry commitments and commit to structured study at the same time? The 'self-paced' study option means you get to choose your study times and you decide when you are ready to submit your tests and assignments.

The advantage of structured courses.
Not everyone has the discipline to see a self-paced course through to its completion. For those who need structure and boundaries we also offer structured courses to help keep you on track. Under this system, typically the Foundations Course would be completed in a maximum of 12 weeks, the Certificate Course in 10 months, and the Diploma Course in 14 to 16 months, depending upon the 'stream' chosen.   more...

How much does quality ministry training cost?
Well, if you were to enrol with an accredited college you could expect to pay up to $300 registration fee, plus $525 per subject or $2,100 per semester, plus text books. That does not leave you much change out of $5,000 for the first year. Unaccredited courses might still cost as much as $2,000 per annum elsewhere.

At Moriah School of Ministry, you pay no registration fee, you pay no tuition fees, no fees for the textbooks you download, no exam or essay marking fees, and no graduation fees.   more...

Many distance education courses (even those that cost thousands of dollars) fail to provide students with even the most rudimentary feedback. Some give you a test score but never bother to advise why your answers were incorrect.
Often assignments are returned with either just a score or the comment: 'meets required standard' ot 'does not meet required standard'.

At MSM we believe that such treatment is unacceptable and we are committed to providing detailed feedback on tests as well as encouragement and guidance on written assignments.

If you have one or more of the following needs we believe we can help:

• I need to understand the Bible
• I need to know God and be sure of my salvation
• I need to understand God's will for my life
• I need to discover my God-given gifts and know how to use them
• I need to prepare for ministry