1. You desire to be trained for Christian Ministry.
2. You are thinking about or are already engaged in Christian ministries (Youth Ministry, Men’s Ministry, Women’s Ministry, Music etc).
3. You are already functioning in a leadership role in the church.
4. You sense the call to one of the fivefold ministries (Apostle, Prophets, Evangelist, Pastors & Teacher)
5. You desire foundational knowledge for further studies.
6. You desire to be a credential worker in PAWI.

1.       Develop an understanding of the overall nature, scope and impact of the chosen discipline.
2.       Demonstrate an understanding of the challenges and requirements of the chosen major.
3.       Demonstrate the knowledge, skills and abilities required for successful work in areas of specialization
4.       Demonstrate an understanding of the use of major strategies required to successfully engage in Christian ministry in the context of contemporary society;
5.       Develop knowledge, skills and competence to function effectively in the church settings.
6.       Demonstrate effective interpersonal and teamwork skills, appropriate to academic scholarship and/or further study
7.       Continue the process of effective lifelong learning
8.       Be prepared for undergraduate studies in related fields.

The major in Bible and Theology is designed to prepare persons who wish to develop competence in the interpretation of the Biblical text, and theology. It provides a thorough, biblically-based, cognitive, and spiritual foundation for effective ministry, particularly in fields related to Bible and Theology. It is designed to provide individuals with a solid Biblical foundation by developing the skills and confidence for sound Biblical interpretation. 

Within the context of the overall programme participants will: 

• • Display knowledge and understanding of the essential principles and practices related to the field of Bible & Theology. 
  • Exhibit basic skills of observation, interpretation, and application in the study of the Bible.
  • Identify and explain the significance of themes, events, and personalities found in the Old and New Testaments. 
  • Identify and describe the pertinent background, interpretive questions, and related information pertaining to books found in the Old and New Testaments. 
  • Reflect theologically on cultural practices and worldviews in light of the Bible. 
  • Apply appropriately, the Biblical teachings and principles learned in the course of study to life and service. 
  • Evaluate the nature and practice of Bible interpretation and communication in the context of cultural diversity. 
  • Communicate Biblical truth in a variety of instructional settings

Who is eligible to certify your documents?

An ordained minister, marriage Officer, District Officers or lawyers, Justice of Peace,

How to certify a Document? 

To certify a document simply take a photocopied copy and the original and ask the person to certify the copy by:

1. Writing ‘Certified to be a true copy of the original seen by me’ on the document.
2. Signing and dating it.
3. Printing their name under the signature.
4. Adding their occupation, address and telephone number.
5. An official stamp