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Program of
Certification The Saint Paul Seminary School of Divinity
(SPSSOD) of the
University of St. Thomas is proud to present a national certifying program for
church business administrators. This is an interdenominational,
continuing education offering accredited by the National Association of
Church Business Administration (NACBA), which established its guidelines.
Requirements for qualifying as a Certified Church Administrator
(CCA) include:
- Attendance at four weeks of training seminars at an accredited
certification site.
- An approved action based project in church
administration that represents a responsible contribution to the
field. See project guidelines under the "Projects at UST" link for details.
- Three years work experience as a church business
administrator or related financial and administrative church position.
- Encouraged to have an active NACBA membership in the national organization
for two continuous years at the time of NACBA certification.
- Completion of other administrative procedures as
required by NACBA.
- One need not be seeking NACBA certification to attend
the seminars.
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- Participants' Comments About
- Previous Seminars
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- "It's marvelous to have
this network of church business administrators to consult with when
I face new challenges in my own situation."
- "I especially appreciate
all of the handout materials that I can use for reference in the
coming weeks and months."
- "I gained a new respect for
my profession."
- "I was glad to learn
exactly what business I'm in."
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Seminar II-A & II-B
June 3-14, 2013
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