The mission of Second 8th Week International Accreditation Agency (S8WIAA) is to deliver a comprehensive accountability process that assures high standards for Christian education by returning Spiritual Accountability Rating System (SARS) to a stable baseline and measuring program veracity in light of its power.

People within every religion make great efforts to reach God, to touch Him, know Him, and understand Him.  They reach to take on the virtues of God, to understand their origin, purpose, and destiny; they reach for a life free from sin and free from the pains of guilt and shame.  People strive for tangibility in their faith and wait in expectation for God to give substance to their hope.  Anything that Christians reach for spiritually can be regarded as an index. Christian education is provided to engage Faith Participants with doctrine and discipline in an effort to facilitate these spiritual goals, to make these spiritual goals a reality.  When asking accountability questions we are asking, “How does the index perform?”  We are asking about the success of Faith Participants to reach their spiritual goals. The question of program accountability requires faith educators to rate the index based upon success of Faith Participants to consistently reach these goals rather than in the prediction of Faith Practitioner about these goals, thus introducing Rate Accountability.

The ability to measure spiritual success has been highly problematic in the past.  Subjectivity in the baseline was reflected in subjectivity in experience.  However, the behavior of Exigent Faith Symptoms proved to be predictable. Exigent Faith Symptoms such as Half-Life, Sliding Scale, Program Recall, and Mitigating Tools demonstrated in Journey Masks are all predictable behaviors that are now being used as a means of measuring the veracity of the baseline.  When asking questions about the performance of the index, the success of the index can be rated by measuring the veracity of the baseline against Exigent Faith Symptoms.  The veracity of any truth is measured in light of its power.  If the veracity of the baseline has no power over Exigent Faith Symptoms then Choice Education dictates that that the Baseline has become titrated. 

The new Spiritual Accountability Rating System (SARS) launched by S8WIAA addresses the prominent challenges of faith that were routinely passed off as “par for the course.”  The pressing need to maintain a rating system that actually rates the performance of the index rather than mitigate the fallout of failed performance is essential to the success of all Faith Participants to reach their spiritual goals.

The Accreditation Advisory Committee (AAC) is unified in setting the standard of excellence for Christian education in the Headship of Jesus Christ to ensure that the shareholders, those seeking Christ-Centered Spiritual Transformation, receive equitable program outcomes. 

In accord with these demands S8WIAA has endorsed the full university curriculum and program designed and developed by Dr. vonAnderseck, which has clinically proven to successfully engage Faith Participants in reaching their spiritual goals 100% of the time.  S8WIAA is committed to seeing that all Faith Participants who desire to be fruitful in their spiritual goals are provided with Choice Education.  Knowledge and experience gained through S8WIAA accredited programs have been clinically proven to empower Faith Participants with the enabling skills necessary to choose between short-term spiritual yield and long-term spiritual yield.  Faith Participants are empowered with the ability to navigate their own faith, knowing the difference between spiritual mitigation and spiritual mediation.  While the former simply mitigates aggravating factors upon the soul, the latter allows Jesus Christ to mediate the terms of the Second Covenant.

Key to program success is the installation of trained and certified Program Instructor/Counselors (PICs). S8WIAA is committed to this objective.  The training of top educators who can in turn train PICs is, therefore, a priority.  Skills verified during the certification process ensure that all the specifications set by S8WIAA meet with program demands.

As such, S8WIAA has the authority to:

• Provide international leadership in training highly qualified teachers to carry out all levels of academic excellence in design, structure, and function of Intelligent Design Christ-Centered Spiritual Transformation (IDCCST.)
• Endorse those qualified colleges and teachers who have met S8WIAA approved standards and certification requirements.
• Identify the advanced skills needed to oversee core curriculum, contribute to research projects, coach and mentor PICs, and then certify and endorse those who meet those requirements.  To endorse and certify those with such skills.
• Implement all facets of Choice Education for IDCCST.
• Set competency standards through S8WIAA’s Spiritual Accountability Rating System (SARS).
• Form the Accreditation Advisory Committee (AAC) for the purpose of making recommendations for developing and sustaining accountability tools and standards and provide professional credibility assurance, establishing criteria for program proficiency, overseeing program proficiency rules and regulations; to provide the proper internal controls; to create an environment of shared values through the exchange of opinions and ideas; to receive the collective recommendations from those knowledgeable persons placed in trusted positions with S8WIAA accredited university and colleges.
• Evaluate and reach decisions regarding applications for academic accreditation; to ensure that the highest standards of Christian Education set by the Accreditation Advisory Committee (AAC) are adhered to. 

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