The Mincks Educational Center A division of Creative Living Fellowship

Are you interested in answering life's most difficult questions?

Are you seeking to discover how you fit into the overall plan of life?

Are you looking to create a life full of meaning, purpose and fulfillment?

Do you desire to gain a Religious Science credential, such as Practitioner or Minister?

If so, Creative Living Fellowship’s Mincks Educational Center will serve you throughout your exciting journey of practical spirituality. Named after our founding ministers Drs. Leonard and Teddie Mincks, our Educational Center offers basic through advanced coursework. Our 100 and 200 Level Courses cover areas such as:

• Fundamental Religious Science teachings and their roots
• Prayer
• Meditation
• Abundance
• Personal Growth
• Relationships
• The Bible and other sacred scripture
• World Religions

For the student interested in advanced spiritual growth and those desiring advanced degrees, we offer 300 and 400 Level Courses. PS 301, Developing Practitioner Consciousness, is ideal for serious, committed students of Truth to deepen their conscious awareness of Spirit in their lives at all times, whether or not they desire to become Professional Practitioners.

For those who choose to travel the path of Professional Practitioner, PS 302 and 303 will effectively prepare them for that sacred work, and those who hear the high calling of ministry will find curriculum to meet their needs within our School of Ministry (400 Level Courses). Please note that our School of Ministry, which was an idea in Mind for over seven years, is now in the early stages of development and what is presented within this site should be considered a “work in progress” and subject to refinement and change.

Accreditation
The Mincks Educational Center is an affiliate campus of the Emerson Theological Institute (“EI”), with headquarters in Oakhurst, California. EI is accredited by the Accrediting Commission International for Schools, Colleges and Theological Seminaries. It has its executive offices in Beebe, Arkansas, and currently accredits 212 schools in six countries, including the United States.

This is a church-related accreditation. Students taking EI classes must not assume that credits taken through EI will be accepted by private schools, colleges, universities, businesses or governmental agencies. Students are advised to check with their school districts, businesses and other institutions to determine if EI credits will be accepted prior to taking classes. EI is recognized by the California Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education as being a church school teaching a specific belief system and is, therefore, permitted under the laws of California to offer degrees in religious studies and divinity.