CERTIFICATE IN THEOLOGICAL LEADERSHIP
The Certificate in Theological Leadership is a structured, three-semester program designed to equip emerging Christian leaders with strong biblical foundations, theological depth, and practical ministry skills. Beginning with core studies in the Old Testament, biblical interpretation, and church history, the course builds a solid understanding of Scripture and the historical development of the Church. Students then engage the prophetic tradition, the Synoptic Gospels, and principles of evangelism and church growth, integrating theological insight with missional practice. The final semester deepens biblical reflection through Wisdom Literature and the Pauline Epistles, fostering spiritual maturity, pastoral sensitivity, and doctrinal clarity. This program prepares students for faithful leadership grounded in Scripture, shaped by the historic Christian tradition, and committed to effective service in the Church and society.
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Diploma in Theological Leadership
The Diploma in Theological Leadership is a three-semester program designed to form compassionate, biblically grounded, and socially responsive Christian leaders. The first semester introduces students to foundational theological principles, the General Epistles (Hebrews, Peter, James, and John), and practical ministry training in counselling and caregiving, equipping them to serve with both truth and pastoral sensitivity. In the second semester, students explore Christian ethics and apocalyptic literature (Daniel and Revelation), while developing practical ministry skills for engaging diverse groups including families, youth, children, the elderly, and creative ministries such as music and sports. The final semester broadens the leader’s perspective through the history of Israel and an introduction to world religions, alongside focused engagement with pressing social issues such as crime, violence, substance abuse, domestic abuse, and suicide. This diploma integrates theological depth with real-world ministry application, preparing students to lead with wisdom, compassion, and a strong commitment to both church and community transformation.
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B.A. in Theological Leadership
The B.A. in Theological Leadership is a comprehensive undergraduate program designed to develop biblically grounded, theologically articulate, and academically disciplined Christian leaders. The first semester establishes strong foundations through an introduction to New Testament Greek, equipping students to engage Scripture in its original language, alongside training in research methods and academic writing, and a systematic exploration of core Christian doctrines. In the second semester, students deepen their theological and pastoral understanding through focused study of the uniqueness of St. John’s Gospel, the doctrine of Christology (the Person and Work of Christ), and essential communication skills for effective ministry and leadership. This program integrates academic rigor with spiritual formation, preparing graduates for thoughtful theological reflection, faithful proclamation, and impactful service in the Church and wider society.
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M.A. in Theology
The M.A. in Theology is an advanced three-semester program designed to cultivate rigorous theological scholarship, critical reflection, and faithful leadership for the contemporary Church and global society. The program combines philosophical foundations, deep biblical engagement, systematic reflection, and practical pastoral formation. The first semester grounds students in the history of philosophy—engaging thinkers such as Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and Immanuel Kant—while developing a robust understanding of Biblical Theology I (Theology of the Old Testament). Seminars on research methodology and academic writing prepare students for sustained scholarly work and thesis development. In the second semester, students explore Biblical Theology II (Theology of the New Testament), social structural analysis, and the history and dynamics of global Christian missionary movements, including Evangelical, Pentecostal, and Charismatic traditions. (A holiday break runs from mid-November to early January.) The final semester integrates Systematic Theology with emerging Christian theologies—such as Women’s Theology, Caribbean Theology, and Liberation Theology—while addressing ethical and moral responses to contemporary issues including race relations, poverty and inequality, climate change, and Artificial Intelligence. Training in compassionate caregiving and counseling ensures that theological insight remains pastorally grounded. Students are required to complete a 50-page (approximately 12,500-word) thesis, demonstrating original research and theological competence.
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