Northlands School Of Ministry

To encourage, grow, and sharpen competent ministers of the Gospel.

WHAT TO EXPECT

We believe that New Testament discipleship training places profound emphasis on the ongoing process of becoming Spirit-led ministers, dependent on God's competence rather than human effort.

Our method of equipping focuses on New Covenant teaching — imparting knowledge that releases believers from legalism and empowers them through the life-giving Spirit. This process involves becoming well-versed in partnering with the Holy Spirit through repeated practice. We teach faith and prayer as essential components of the student’s growth, encouraging bold faith in pursuit of wholeness, miracles, and Kingdom advancement.

Instruction is not passive; students learn by doing, modeled after Jesus' equipping of the disciples, ensuring that theological knowledge leads to practical application in the power of the Spirit. 

Senior Leadership

  • Greg Haswell

  • Michelle Haswell

2026 Fall Semester Course info

Attendants of the Bride

The "Attendants of the Bride" course for the Northlands School of Ministry reveals how church governance is meant to protect, empower, and uplift the entire congregation. By exploring the ancient Jewish analogy of bridal attendants, you will see how ascension gift leaders, elders, and deacons are called to model sacrificial humility and respect rather than control or arrogance. When leadership aligns with Jesus' original intent, the entire church body benefits, moving away from past ministry hurts and stepping into a healthy environment where every believer is equipped to use their spiritual gifts. Whether you are currently a church leader or simply a believer wanting to understand the Biblical blueprint of a healthy church, this course offers eye-opening revelation and practical tools needed to build a thriving, unified church culture. 

The Fall 2026 semester begins Wednesday, September 9, 2026 and ends November 11, 2026. Class meets weekly for 10 weeks from 7:00pm to 9:00pm in the Access Room at Northlands Church.

Student Testimony