Welcome to OPEN DOOR TEMPLE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

This is a Teaching-training Ministry for global evangelism, with strong emphasis on Theology and Hermeneutics; aka, The Study of Human Beings in Society.  

THE TEMPLE  

The religious activities of the  Temple and its Theological Seminary are in two parts: OPEN DOOR means, House of Worship. It is known as the House of Deputies, meaning DEPUTIES OF JESUS CHRISTon Earth. The concept of an OPEN DOOR belongs to Jesus Christ. Please see REVELATIONS Chapter 3 verse 8. 

MEMBERSHIP  

The Membership is Open to all nationalities. It is via an Annual subscription of $25 (Twenty-Five United States Dollars).  When you join, and when you pay your Annual Subscription, and if you are in good standing, as the saying goes, you would be empowered to describe yourself in all communications as "Mr / Mrs/ Ms/Dr./ Professor Joe Dmith" MHD  - Member of the House of Deputies". 

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY  

This is the second Arm of the Temple that is setup to provide teaching and training programmes.  The Seminary will offer degree courses in a wide variety of disciplines. The teaching-training programmes are for those who wish to serve God as pastors, priests, evangelists, missionaries, deacons, deaconesses, and More. Some of the degree courses will span over 24 months, others will span over 36 months. Postgraduate diplomas will span over 15 months, but in relation to doctorate, that may take up to 48 months.  E

LOCATION  

Neither the Temple nor its second Arm has established a physical presence on the African Continent. However, both the Tempple and its second Arm will move back to North America, before December 31 2026.  

RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES DAY BY DAY 

Under review, but I, Reverend John Salako, Officiating Chief Minister/Founder/Dean Protem, am available for Prayers.  

CONTACT DETAILS 

Email: admin@opendoortemple.org
revjs@opendoortemple.org


 

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