Ministry Application

Name:

Address:

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City:

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Country (if not USA):

Phone:

Email:

Are you a Member of Solid Rock?:

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Age:

Occupation:

Marital Status:

Education and Training:

Church:

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Pastor:

Church Phone:

Church Attendance and Involvement:

Briefly tell us how and when you became a Christian:

What are your personal habits of prayer and Bible study:

Why do you want to work with Solid Rock as a Chapter Coordinator or Missionary:

What strengths will you bring to Solid Rock:

Climbing Experience:

Climbing Area Description:

References:

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Reference #2:

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Click the Boxes if you Agree:

Do you agree to uphold the Coordinator Expectations? They can be seen here.

I agree with Solid Rock's Statement of Faith. It can be seen here.

Should my application be accepted, I agree to follow the procedures of Solid Rock and to refrain from unscriptural conduct in the performance of my services on behalf of the organization. I will you put forth every effort to work harmoniously with the board of and directors and the National Director of Solid Rock Climbers for Christ.

I understand that the personal information will be held confidential by the board of Solid Rock. The information contained in this application is correct to the best of my knowledge. I authorize any references or other organizations listed in this application to give any information they may have regarding me. I release all such references from liability for any damage that may result from furnishing such evaluations to you.

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