The Eagle Heights Residency exists to train men and women in the church by teaching theology, practical ministry, and patterns of discipline & service with the goal that they would be better prepared to glorify God in future faithful ministry.
What is it?
The Eagle Heights Residency is an intensive year-long program where the participants ("residents"):
Are mentored by the Minister of Families, Youth, and Residency and also by guest teachers that are experts in their fields
Meet for 15 weeks during both the Fall & Spring semesters (The residency runs from August - May)
Meet once a week for about 3 hours to discuss assigned readings to study through:
Ecclesiology (doctrine of the church)
Personal holiness
Biblical, systematic, historical, & practical theology
Students can earn up to 15 hours of Seminary Credit through Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary or The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary for completing the program
For more information, open/download the course syllabus (link below)
Who is allowed to apply?
Applicants must be an Eagle Heights member for at least 6 months prior to start of program
Applicants must have been a member by February of the year of the program
Eagle Heights does reserve the right to make exceptions when necessary
What is the application process?
Applicants will fill out the Eagle Heights Residency Application (link below), print, & turn in to the church office by March 5 for the residency that starts the following fall
Applicants then will have an interview with the Minister of Families, Youth, and Residency as well as an Eagle Heights elder
Applicants are contacted by May 1 to confirm they were accepted into the residency.
