WELCOME TO
COLLEGE OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
Thanks you for visiting our page. We are here to support you, while building the community. Let us teach you how to build a community, one state at a time. Fall enrollment Ended. Winter enrollment is now until January 31, 2025. We are three schools under one college program.
College Executive Staff Member;
Brother, J. Bailey El, Dean-Community Development Studies & Programs,
Brother, Q. Collick, Acting Dean Term Ended 8/1/2024 -Ecclesiastical Transportation Studies-(No longer Offered)
Mailing Address:
College of Community Development Studies
Daniel Matthew Ecclesiastical College
ATTN: CCDS
P.O. Box 24742
Saint Louis, Missouri 63115
Ph: (636)-224-6642 x4112
Email: ccds@dmecs.org
Welcome and thank you for stopping by! As your Acting Former Dean it is my goal to give each of you the GOD's best ecclesiastical education for transportation. The CETS programs has ended and will not be offered during the FY24=25 School year. We ask the you explore, learn and develop together for your future. We are blessed to have been one of the first core religious base program in the county that provides you with the paraprofessional tools for transportation and development services to advance your career. I still welcome any questions by email: cets@dmecs.org. My team is standing and waiting to assist you.
Brother Q. Collick, Former Acting Dean of Ecclesiastical Transportation
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“Don’t be shy, show the world your true skills and not crime but build your communities”
The College of Community Development @ Daniel Matthew Ecclesiastical College System is a School started by Jamar Bailey El (Dean of Community Development Program) in 2012, in which was overseen by T. Robinson of “Robinson Community Development Association, Inc. ”, whom became the Interim Dean of Community Development Studies, and Q. Collick Acting Dean of School of Ecclesiastical Transportation Studies . These schools sole mission is community development, while provide the baseline for Ecclesiastical occupational and/or marketable skills studies to those interested in "Ecclesiastical urban community development" or Ecclesiastical transportation Studies. The College brings more than twenty years of urban development experience to communities..,
WHAT WE OFFER:
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- Estimator/Market & Sales Programs,
- Urban Community Project Management,
- Financial literary Certificate Program,
- Community Transportation Development,
- Community Developers Studies Certificates,
- Over 50 plus programs in “Mood of Transportation”,
- Housing & Project Program (limitation apply),
- Community Engineers Training Program, and
- Much more in other ecclesiastical music or transportation continuing education (TCE) classes.
Developed as a "National Sectarian Educational Program" to provide a baseline for the sectarian order in protection to the ministration. Our core mission is the training of its officials and members. DMECS has a host of partnership (marketable & occupational ) classes with the focus on the needs of the sectarian orders, our local churches, and their operational services to the communities or missions of saving souls. Sixty (60%) present of our programs are held within the local religious partnership or onsite at a business locations. Twenty-five (25%) present of our programs are offered online. Ten (10%) present of our programs are offered to those, by mail, and five (5%) present of our programs are offered to those held within local, State or Federal institutions. D.M.E.C.S. do not have any college campus, our purpose is to bring the ecclesiastical college experience to you, in whatever state or position you are in. That is the ecclesiastical mission for the future of religious learning.
Our ecclesiastical programs or services are provided to religious orders or with connected clients, members or religious orders in the following states; Alabama, Arizona Arkansas, Alaska, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, South Carolina, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming. Limited degrees are offered related to the sectarian orders in connection to the core of the religious modifiers request. No secular degrees are offered and all no staff official are paid a salary, but receive a parsonage allowance in ex-change for the service of GOD..
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