Mr. Miles Essay

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RHEMA BIBLE TRAINING COLLEGE
P.O. Box 50126 • TULSA, OK 74150-0126

APPLICANT INFORMATION
Name
LAST

FIRST

MIDDLE

PASTORAL EVALUATION

Year Applying
1st year

2nd year

3rd year

4th year

CURRENT PHONE NUMBER ____________________________________
APPLICANT: If your father or a close relative is your pastor, please refer the form to the assistant pastor or lay leader in your church.
I understand that this confidential statement will be submitted to Rhema with the understanding that its contents will not be shared with me. I hereby waive my right to see the confidential statement submitted on this form.

EVALUATOR: Each applicant for admission to Rhema must submit three evaluations to complete his/her application. Serious consideration will be given to your comments. Please complete this form carefully and in privacy. Since we request a candid evaluation, we will hold comments in the strictest confidence.
Therefore, we ask that this form be mailed directly to Rhema within two weeks of your receiving it. mm dd

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Applicant’s Signature ___________________________________________________________ Date ______________

1. How long have you known the applicant?
2. Has your relationship been:

year(s)

Very close

month(s)

Close

3. Please check any area of his/her involvement in the church:

Usher

Children

Music

4 . Please evaluate his/her personal character.

Sound

Teacher

Prayer Room

Honesty
Financial responsibility
Dependability
Cooperativeness
Academic ability
Ability to work with others
Ability to lead others
Personal cleanliness
Consideration for others
Moral character
Acceptance of instruction and/or discipline

5. How industrious is he/she as a student or worker?

Casual

Usually conscientious, hard worker
Does about as much work as most other people
Very lazy

Comments

Excellent

Good

Distant
Youth
Other
Fair

Poor

Works harder than most students/workers
Works less than most others
Have no basis for judgment

6. Please list attributes which best describe the applicant’s attitude toward the church and its activities.

7. Is the applicant prompt in paying his/her bills?

Comments

ADM 89.4-05/13

Yes

No

(Please complete reverse side)

Unknown

8. 
From personal knowledge of the individual, would you:
Highly recommend him/her as a qualified candidate for ministerial training.
Recommend him/her as a qualified candidate for ministerial training.
Recommend him/her with slight reservations as a candidate for ministerial training.
Hesitate in recommending him/her for ministerial training.
Be unable to honestly recommend him/her as a qualified candidate for ministerial training.
If you checked any of the last three, please explain:

9.
10.
11.
12.

Emotional Evaluation:
Very Stable
Stable
Unstable
Very Unstable
Does the applicant respond well to authority?
Yes
No—Please explain further in question 18.
The applicant’s spiritual influence on others is:
Positive
Neutral
Negative
With what sort of companions does he/she usually associate?

13. 
Have you ever known the applicant to engage in questionable moral conduct?
If yes, please explain.

Yes

No

14. Please describe the applicant’s home life and/or marriage.
15. 
Have you noted physical weaknesses, emotional problems, or learning difficulties that would hinder the applicant in an intense academic environment?
16.  your knowledge, does the applicant:
To
Comments:

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