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Leadership & Ministry Directory
The Renewed Purpose Leadership Fellowship Inc. (RPLF) Directory serves as the formal repository of verified clergy, educational regents, and active community-care officers. In strict alignment with our Acts 2 Leadership Network model, every individual listed in this directory maintains active spiritual rooting, uncompromised character standing, and verified local church field service tracking.
To protect our institutional focus, curriculum containment, and corporate identity, our fellowship completely sidesteps generalized title clutter. Instead, all active leadership assets, supervisors, and community advocates are systematically cataloged and listed under three historical, auditable structural tiers:
Vetted Institutional Hierarchy Listings
The Office of the Executive Director & Moderator
The central point of operational, corporate, and legal sovereignty for the fellowship. This office reviews all regional grant proposals, clears credit transferability audits, and maintains ultimate oversight of all global cohort-tracking pipelines.
Vetted Regents (Regional Academic & Operational Supervisors)
Advanced leaders listed in this directory are formally authorized to manage localized student cohorts, coordinate weekly peer accountability logs, and supervise the execution of regional field service. Regents possess verified expertise in institutional non-profit architecture, ensuring that all local training extensions operate in full structural compliance.
Canons of the Faith & Almoners of the Church (Advanced Leadership & Practice)
The senior tier of our fellowship’s marketplace and spiritual presence. Canons are formally commissioned as guardians of our historic Reformed theological baseline and catechism tracks. Almoners are deployed as certified advocates for preventive health, active wellness, and financial transitivity, fully equipped to coordinate peer-support counseling and distribute crowdfunded medical-trauma tools directly into active crisis fields.
Leadership & Ministry Directory
The Renewed Purpose Leadership Fellowship Inc. (RPLF) Directory lists our active, verified educational regents, community care providers, and marketplace shepherding assets. In alignment with the Acts 2 Leadership Network accountability model, each officer listed maintains verified spiritual standing and active local church field tracking.
To connect with a specific regional supervisor, arrange a localized pastoral core endorsement audit, or verify an active international student scholarship track, please utilize the contact registry below:
Active Institutional Registry:
Executive Director & Moderator
Name: Dr. Edwin V. Blount
Primary Line: 941.479.2161
Secondary Operations: 1.571.406.2742
Secure Email: renewedpurposeleadership@gmail.com
Regional Field Scope: Central Corporate Oversight, Academic Grant Validation, Credit Transitivity Audits, and Supreme Platform Sovereignty.
Vetted Regents (Regional Cohort Supervisors)
Name:
Primary Contact: [Insert Phone Number]
Secure Email: [Insert Email Address]
Regional Field Scope: Emergency Disaster Services (EDS) Coordination, Bradenton/Parrish Field Operations, and Synchronized Learning Track Monitoring.
Note: Regents are authorized to sign off on Tier-1 and Tier-2 localized field service logs and mock hub development proposals.
Canons of the Faith & Almoners of the Church
Active Officers: [Add additional peer leaders, billing advocates, or clinical instructors here as they finish their 60-hour service logs].
Contact Metrics: [Insert Contact Details]
Regional Field Scope: Frontier Care Hub Management, Crowdfunded Resource Transitivity, and Advanced Tier-4 Clinical Diagnostics Deployment.
Academic Directory
This directory outlines the formal academic framework, required reading resources, and contact hours for our Certificate and Master Portfolio tracks. Each 3 Semester Hours (SH) equals a minimum of 45 structural instructional hours.
Module Group A: Historic Christian Theology & Applied Leadership (24 Academic SH)
THO-501: Systematics & The Covenant Framework
Credit Value: 3 Semester Hours (SH)
Instructional Hours: 45 Clock Hours (30 hours lecture, 15 hours seminar interaction)
Course Description: A deep examination of historic Christian theology, structural covenant frameworks, and textual exegesis designed for community leaders.
Required Reading List:
Institutes of the Christian Religion by John Calvin
The Economy of the Covenants Between God and Man by Herman Witsius
Selected positional papers provided via the RPLF Digital Portal
LED-504: Almoner Leadership & Crisis Administration
Credit Value: 3 Semester Hours (SH)
Instructional Hours: 45 Clock Hours (Online synchronous cohort modules)
Course Description: Principles of organizational governance modeled after historic diaconal care, focusing on strategic resource allocation and moral leadership under stress.
Required Reading List:
The Christian Ministry by Charles Bridges
Dangerous Calling by Paul David Tripp
(Note: Duplicate this structural layout on your webpage for your remaining six courses to complete your 24 academic hours.)
Module Group B: Clinical & Emergency Medical Care (12 Practicum SH)
MED-601: Tier 1 & Tier 2 Emergency Medical Interventions
Credit Value: 4 Semester Hours (SH)
Instructional Hours: 60 Clock Hours (30 hours digital lecture, 30 hours live weekend intensive)
Course Description: Foundational life support interventions covering basic airway management, trauma response, patient assessments, and triage.
Required Reading List:
Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick and Injured (AAOS) – Current Edition
RPLF Field Guide Manual: Section 1 (Basic Life Support)
MED-602: Tier 3 & Tier 4 Advanced Clinical Skills
Credit Value: 8 Semester Hours (SH)
Instructional Hours: 120 Field & Lab Hours (40 hours intensive lab simulation, 80 hours clinical placement)
Course Description: Master-level hands-on training in advanced clinical interventions including intravenous (IV) cannulation, venipuncture, and 12-lead EKG interpretation and placement.
Required Reading List:
Phlebotomy Essentials by Ruth McCall
ECGび interpretation Made Incredibly Easy (Lippincott Williams & Wilkins)
Mandatory Assessments: Verified sign-off sheets from an approved local RPLF Site Supervisor or Almoner demonstrating 100% competency across all clinical skill categories.
THO-615: Covenantal Apologetics & Worldview Analysis
Credit Value: 3 Semester Hours (SH)
Instructional Hours: 45 Clock Hours (30 hours lecture, 15 hours seminar interaction)
Course Description: A deep study of presuppositional apologetics within the Reformed tradition. This course equips leaders to defend their faith and articulate a cohesive biblical worldview while engaging with secular, medical, and pluralistic communities.
Required Reading List:
Always Ready: Directions for Defending the Faith* by Greg L. Bahnsen
The Defense of the Faith by Cornelius Van Til
LED-625: Organizational Governance & Non-Profit Compliance
Credit Value: 3 Semester Hours (SH)
Instructional Hours: 45 Clock Hours (Online synchronous cohort modules)
Course Description: An operational guide to managing faith-based ministries and non-profit entities. Focuses on board development, legal compliance, risk management, data security, and financial transparency.
Required Reading List:
Good Governance for Nonprofits by Paul Westfall
RPLF Administrative Policy Handbook (Internal Document)
LED-635: Pastoral Care, Crisis Counseling, & Trauma-Informed Ministry
Credit Value: 3 Semester Hours (SH)
Instructional Hours: 45 Clock Hours (Lecture and case study analysis)
Course Description: Theological and practical methods for providing spiritual comfort, pastoral counseling, and psychological first aid during acute crises, disasters, or mass casualty events.
Required Reading List:
Competent to Counsel by Jay E. Adams
Instruments in the Redeemer’s Hands by Paul David Tripp
LED-640: Strategic Communications & Public Relations in Crisis
Credit Value: 3 Semester Hours (SH)
Instructional Hours: 45 Clock Hours (Lecture and simulation exercises)
Course Description: Focuses on messaging, public safety announcements, and crisis communication strategies. Fellows learn how to coordinate with media and local government authorities during community emergencies.
Required Reading List:
Crisis Communications: A Casebook Approach by Kathleen Fearn-Banks
Selected FEMA Emergency Management Institute (EMI) Case Studies
THO-650: Church History & The Theology of Diaconal Mercy
Credit Value: 3 Semester Hours (SH)
Instructional Hours: 45 Clock Hours (30 hours lecture, 15 hours independent research project)
Course Description: A historical survey of the church’s ministry of mercy and physical care from the early church through the Reformation to modern times. Focuses on the role of the Almoner and deacon as an agent of community restoration.
Required Reading List:
The Church in History by B.K. Kuiper
The Mercy Ministries of the Early Church (Historical Survey Compilation)
Advanced Leadership & Missional Medicine Certificate Directory
This directory outlines the formal academic framework, required reading resources, and contact hours for the Advanced Certificate track at Renewed Purpose Leadership Fellowship Inc. Every 3 Semester Hours (SH) equates to a minimum of 45 structural instructional hours.
Module Group A: Advanced Leadership & Strategic Theology (24 Academic SH)
THO-610: Christian Ethics & Bio-Medical Decision Making
Credit Value: 3 Semester Hours (SH)
Instructional Hours: 45 Clock Hours (30 hours lecture, 15 hours seminar interaction)
Course Description: Analysis of contemporary bioethical challenges through a Reformed theological lens. Equips leaders to make sound moral decisions during complex medical and community crises.
Required Reading List:
Principles of Christian Ethics by Cornelius Van Til
Bioethics: A Primer for Christians by Gilbert Meilaender
RPLF Position Papers: Ethics in Emergency Medicine
LED-620: Strategic Disaster Management & Community Development
Credit Value: 3 Semester Hours (SH)
Instructional Hours: 45 Clock Hours (Online synchronous cohort modules)
Course Description: A strategic look at coordinating community resources, managing volunteer networks, and establishing field logistics under extreme environmental duress.
Required Reading List:
Disaster Management and Preparedness by Larry Collins
When Helping Hurts by Steve Corbett and Brian Fikkert
LED-630: Cross-Cultural Leadership & Global Engagement
Credit Value: 3 Semester Hours (SH)
Instructional Hours: 45 Clock Hours (Lecture and case study analysis)
Course Description: Preparing leaders to navigate diverse cultural, legal, and operational landscapes while maintaining the theological and functional standards of the fellowship.
Required Reading List:
Leading Across Cultures by James E. Plueddemann
Ministering Cross-Culturally by Sherwood G. Lingenfelter
(Note: Duplicate this structural layout for the remaining 5 courses in this group to complete your 24 academic hours.)
Module Group B: Advanced Trauma & Austere Clinical Care (12 Practicum SH)
MED-701: Austere Medicine & Wilderness Trauma Care
Credit Value: 4 Semester Hours (SH)
Instructional Hours: 60 Clock Hours (30 hours digital lecture, 30 hours live weekend simulation intensive)
Course Description: Advanced practical training in managing trauma, dynamic medical emergencies, and stabilizing patients when traditional hospital infrastructure is unavailable.
Required Reading List:
Wilderness Medicine by Paul S. Auerbach (Selected Chapters)
RPLF Field Manual: Section 2 (Austere Care Protocols)
MED-702: Field Practicum: Clinical Operations & Team Leadership
Credit Value: 8 Semester Hours (SH)
Instructional Hours: 120 Field & Lab Hours (40 hours intensive lab simulation, 80 hours verified field placement)
Course Description: Hands-on capstone leadership deployment. Fellows act as field team leads, managing simulated triage centers, executing advanced clinical skills, and managing medical inventory under pressure.
Required Reading List:
NIMS Component/Incident Command System Field Guide (FEMA)
RPLF Supervisor Assessment Guidelines
Mandatory Assessments: Verified clinical sign-off sheets from an approved local RPLF Site Supervisor or Almoner demonstrating 100% mastery of field team leadership and trauma interventions.
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