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College of Ecclesiastical Styles Studies, By OBEC

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An integrated auxiliary of the Daniel Matthew Ecclesiastical College System"
Sandra Bayless, Religious- Dean
Angela Bayless, Program-Administrative Assistant
College of Ecclesiastical Styles Studies,
isos@dmecs.org
Phone: (636) 224-6642 x 987
This School is located in a number of locations
                                           Office of the Dean of College of Ecclesiastical Styles Studies
                                                 Daniel Matthew Ecclesiastical College
                                               P.O. Box 24742
                                                  Saint Louis, Missouri 63115


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Final Official Unveiling Ceremony, Friday, July 17 & Saturday, July 18, of 2026

Our Classes are offered within any applicable correctional sitting. For FY26-27 our class started (with open enrollment)

 on May 3, 2026 (Summer), on June 2, 2026 (Fall), November 2, 2026 (Spring of 27)


WELCOME!

Barber & Cosmetology Ministry Program

Presented by the College of Ecclesiastical Styles Studies
In partnership with the Oscar Bayless Enrichment Center

Welcome to our ministry’s Barber & Cosmetology Ministry Program! After the transition of Pastor Oscar Bayless, a well know barber in Saint Louis Missouri, whom inspired everyone. This ministry is for the core of his mission , as given by GOD. This initiative equips members and friends of our community with skills in personal care, all rooted in faith and service. Whether you’re interested in serving others, growing personally, or joining our ministry's care teams, this program is designed for you.



Why Styling In Ministry Matters? What you will learn!

What You’ll Learn

  • The Ministry of Care: Explore the spiritual foundation of grooming and service.
  • Hygiene & Wellness: Understand how self-care supports dignity and well-being.
  • Basic Haircutting & Styling: Hands-on skills for all hair types.
  • Cosmetology Arts: Intro to braiding, styling, scalp and nail care.
  • Sanitation & Safety: Clean, safe, and respectful practices.
  • Communication: Ministry-focused listening and encouragement.
  • Leadership: Opportunities to lead or support our church’s grooming ministry.

Why This Ministry Matters

Personal care is more than appearance—it’s about restoring dignity, building connections, and sharing Christ’s love in practical ways. Whether you’re serving at church, helping in outreach, or supporting your family, your skills will bless others and bring hope.




How to Join?Memberships

How to Join/Memberships

Ready to participate in the Barber & Cosmetology Ministry Program?

  • Contact the ministry office or a ministry a team member.
  • Scholarships and volunteer opportunities available.
  • Classes offered throughout the year.

For questions or to enroll:
Program Coordinator- Angela Bayless (abayless@dmecs.org)

Come learn, serve, and grow with us—where every act of care is an act of faith.


We have five classes of memberships to choose from, catering to different levels of involvement and commitment. Go to www.obecs.org to explore the options and become a part of our community today.




 Envisioned in 1998 and developed by request ISOS  is a real advocate for styles in the art of barbering. Bringing a combined expertise, experience and point of views from more than 70 year of education to each student whom shares his/her passion for this field. No student will depart without retaining their skill position for this industry.. "Donations and sponsorship of students are welcomed".

 




Job Outlook

Demand for barbers is expected to go up, with an expected 50,480 new jobs filled by 2027. This represents an annual increase of 68.44% over the next few years.

DMECS was established as a “National Sectarian Educational Program” to support and set standards for the sectarian order, particularly in service to ministry. Our central mission is to train officials and members. We offer a wide range of partnership courses—both marketable and occupational—customized to the needs of our sectarian orders, local churches, and the practical ministries they provide to their communities or those focused on saving souls.


Sixty percent of our programs are delivered directly through local religious partnerships or onsite at business locations. Another twenty-five percent are available online. Ten percent are conducted via mail, and the remaining five percent serve individuals in local, state, or federal institutions. DMECS has no college campus of its own. Instead, we aim to bring the full ecclesiastical college experience to you, wherever you are—regardless of your location or circumstances. That commitment defines our vision for the future of religious education.


We provide or have partnership of ecclesiastical programs and services for religious orders and their members or affiliates in the following states: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, 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.


Our degree offerings are limited to programs that serve the core needs of sectarian orders, in accordance with the requests of religious leaders. We do not grant secular degrees, and our staff do not receive a traditional salary; instead, they are supported through a parsonage allowance, in recognition of their service to God.


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