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Complaint Review: National Association of Christian Ministers
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| National Association of Christian Ministers 2801 Wade Hampton Blvd.
Internet United States of America |
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National Association of Christian Ministers Scam, Ministry, Internet, Fake Credentials Internet
*UPDATE Employee: Even Jesus was slandered and accused of being demon possessed (Luke 11:18-19; John 8:48).
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Always refrain from getting involved with questionable and unscrupulous organizations. The National Association of Christian Ministers (NACM) is nothing more than an elaborate and well (self) promoted online business, designed to entice an individual by preying on their desire to minister, while exploiting naivete to profit profit by selling unrecognized professional accreditations and certifications.
The National Association of Cristian Ministers (NACM) is NOT recognized by ANY of the ONLY lawful accreditation agencies within the United States:
1. Distance Education & Training Council (DETC)
2. Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges & Schools (ACICS)
3. Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC)
4. Association of Theological Schools in the US & Canada (ATS)
5. Association of Advanced Rabbinical & Talmudic Schools (AARTS)
6. Transnational Association of Christian Colleges & Schools (TRACS)
It is advisable to contact these accreditation agencies or your individual state Consumer Fraud Protection Agency and request advice regarding the National Association of Christian Ministers (NACM).
NEVER pay money for unrecognized accreditations or certifications.
The National Association of Cristian Ministers (NACM) is NOT recognized by ANY of the ONLY lawful accreditation agencies within the United States:
1. Distance Education & Training Council (DETC)
2. Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges & Schools (ACICS)
3. Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC)
4. Association of Theological Schools in the US & Canada (ATS)
5. Association of Advanced Rabbinical & Talmudic Schools (AARTS)
6. Transnational Association of Christian Colleges & Schools (TRACS)
It is advisable to contact these accreditation agencies or your individual state Consumer Fraud Protection Agency and request advice regarding the National Association of Christian Ministers (NACM).
NEVER pay money for unrecognized accreditations or certifications.
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Even Jesus was slandered and accused of being demon possessed (Luke 11:18-19; John 8:48).
AUTHOR: JohnBear - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, March 10, 2013
After having his credentials revoked, it is no surprise that the individual filing this report is attempting to discredit a work of God. He said that he would do this after his membership was dismissed from our fellowship. Yet, that he would do so in the name of Christianity is absurd. You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor. (Exo 20:16 MKJV).
The organization makes no claim to any affiliation with the accreditation institutions previously mentioned, nor does it even suggest it. To do so would be irrelevant. Accreditation is something that pertains to academic institutions such as universities. The NACM does not claim to be a school, does not grant degrees, and even informs the public that the use of degrees from unaccredited universities may be considered illegal. This may be seen at this link (http://www.nacministers.com/ordinationschool.htm)
Ordination is a sacred rite of a religious community for spiritual purposes. It is not imparted by
government or institutions of higher education. I do not know of a regionally accredited university in the US that ordains anyone even if the school is of a religious background. Regarding government, the first amendment states Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or
prohibiting the free exercise thereof."
For these reasons, it is evident that the individual who filed this report is uninformed and attempting to slander the reputation of our fellowship. This is the type of thing that should be expected, for even John the Baptist and Jesus Christ were slandered and accused of being demon possessed (Luke 11:18-19; John 8:48).
The organization makes no claim to any affiliation with the accreditation institutions previously mentioned, nor does it even suggest it. To do so would be irrelevant. Accreditation is something that pertains to academic institutions such as universities. The NACM does not claim to be a school, does not grant degrees, and even informs the public that the use of degrees from unaccredited universities may be considered illegal. This may be seen at this link (http://www.nacministers.com/ordinationschool.htm)
Ordination is a sacred rite of a religious community for spiritual purposes. It is not imparted by
government or institutions of higher education. I do not know of a regionally accredited university in the US that ordains anyone even if the school is of a religious background. Regarding government, the first amendment states Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or
prohibiting the free exercise thereof."
For these reasons, it is evident that the individual who filed this report is uninformed and attempting to slander the reputation of our fellowship. This is the type of thing that should be expected, for even John the Baptist and Jesus Christ were slandered and accused of being demon possessed (Luke 11:18-19; John 8:48).
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