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SCHOOL OF AFRICAN STUDIES

The school of African studies is designed, to equip, build and train the gospel ministers in the beliefs, theology, religion, ideology, culture practices and worship in African concepts or in Africa perceptive. It is specifically meant for the gospel ministers who called for inter-tribal, international or inter-racial ministries. It is designated to equip the missionaries, freelance ministries. It is designed to equip the missionaries, freelance ministers and International Evangelistic. It is a two year bachelor degree programme after one diploma in Theology, mission or in Biblical studies. It is an arm of El Theological College.

WHY SCHOOL OF AFRICAN STUDIES?
The school of Africa studies is a specialized school to build ministers for comprehensive evangelism, missions and Christian ministries in the third world. It is designated to the called men and women who shall carry the gospel across the world.

COURSES AND CERTIFICATE
Courses in the school of African studies are basically Africans and center in African ministries only. It is a degree programme of four years studies before diploma in related discipline. Below are the designated courses for the school.
AS 301 Africa before Christ
AS 302 Africa during Christ ear
AS 303 African traditional religion
AS 304 African traditional theology
AS 305 African ideology
AS 306 African philosophy
AS 307 Cultural heritage in Africa
AS 308 Animism in Africa
AS 309 Heathenism in Africa
AS 310 Libation and idolatry in Africa
AS 311 Deities in African religion
AS 312 Atonement in African concept
AS 313 Sacrifice in Africa concept
AS 314 River gods
AS 315 Forest gods
AS 316 Family gods
AS 317 Spirits in African concept
AS 318 Re-incarnation in African concept
AS 319 Positions of the dead
AS 320 Ancestors as gods of Africans
AS 321 African concept of death
AS 322 God, the creator in African concept
AS 323 Intricacies of village gods
AS 324 Intricacies of village religions
AS 325 Magics in African religion
AS 326 Cults in African religion
AS 327 Occults in African religion
AS 328 Sects in African religions
AS 329 Traditional beliefs in Africa
AS 330 Prophets in African religion
AS 331 Juju priest in African religion
AS 332 Juju oracles in Africa religion
AS 333 Juju ministers in African religion
AS 334 Evil forest in African religion
AS 335 Good and evil spirits in African beliefs
AS 336 African sociology
AS 337 African Anthropology
AS 338 African philosophy of business
AS 339 Rites and rituals
AS 340 Marriage in Africa
AS 341 Festivities and feasts in Africa
AS 342 Masquerades
AS 343 Traditional ceremonies
AS 344 Fetish ministry in Africa beliefs
AS 345 gods of thunders in African religions
AS 346 gods of iron
AS 347 gods of stones
As 348 gods of the air
As 349 gods of lands
As 350 Female gods (goddess)
AS 351 Religious laws
AS 352 Sacred animals
AS 353 Sacred days
AS 354 Sacred bushes
AS 355 Sacred rivers
AS 356 Sacred lands
AS 357 The outcast
AS 358 Taboos in African religions
AS 359 Position of twins in African beliefs 
AS 360 Prayers in African religion
AS 361 Family inheritance
AS 362 Miracles in African religion
AS 363 Igbo traditional religion
AS 364 Judaism in Igbo land
AS 365 Jewish festivities in Igbo land
AS 366 The igbo and God of Abraham (Chukwu Abiama)
AS 367 African tradition of politics
AS 368 Angels in African concept
AS 369 Eternity in African concept
AS 370 Laws against women
AS 371 Ancestors as next to God
AS 372 Devotees in African traditional religion
AS 373 Worship in African traditional religion
AS 374 A call into fetish priesthood
AS 375 Christianity in Africa today
AS 376 Christian missionaries in Africa today
AS 377 Churches in Africa lands today
AS 378 Conversion to Christ in Africa today
AS 379 Gospel ministries in Africa today
AS 380 African religions and the church
AS 381 African peoples and the gospel
AS 382 Africans and true repentance
AS 383 The spread of the gospel in Igbo land
AS 384 The spread of the gospel in Nigeria
AS 385 Nigeria, the most evangelized nation
AS 386 Evangelism in Africa
AS 387 The baits to African nations
AS 388 How to conquer the Africans for Christ
AS 389 Gospel in Nigeria
AS 390 Gospel in Cameroon
AS 391 Gospel in Ghana
AS 392 Gospel in Siera lone
AS 393 Gospel in Liberia
AS 394 Gospel in Kenya
AS 395 Gospel in South Africa
AS 396 Gospel  in Gabon
AS 397 Fetish churches in Africa
AS 398 Occult churches in Africa
AS 399 Heretic churches in Africa
AS 400 Magic churches in Africa
AS 401 Fake miracles in African churches
AS 402 Evangelism in Africa
AS 403 Church building in Africa
AS 404 Equipping African Christians
AS 405 Training African ministers
AS 406 Educating Gospel ministers in Africa
AS 407 Supporting Evangelism in Africa
AS 408 Supporting missionaries in Africa
AS 409 Africans and sound theological institutions
AS 410 Why El Theological College?

MISSIONARY SCHOOL FOR CROSS CULTURAL STUDIES

Missionary school for cross cultural studies is an undergraduate school for fulltime missionaries and those in foreign countries or those for inter tribal or inter-racial ministries. It is an undergraduate school for senior ministers who desire to work in foreign nations far from theirs. It only admits students for undergraduate studies and fully for undergraduate studies as well and stands for in-depth studies of Christian missions. Below are some of the courses for students. It also has a post graduate level under advanced college of pastoral studies.

FIRST YEAR         
MSCC 501 Missiology I 
MSCC 502 Missiology II
MSCC 503 Cross cultural ministry
MSCC 504 Cross cultural communication
MSCC 505 Cross cultural evangelism
MSCC 506 Cross cultural language
MSCC 507 Follow up I
MSCC 508 Advanced follow up
MSCC 509 Church planting I
MSCC 510Church planting II
MSCC 511 Cultural adaptation
MSCC 512 Cultural anthropology
MSCC  513 Social anthropology
MSCC 514 Missionary fishery
MSCC 515 Missionary husbandry
MSCC 516 Zoology
MSCC 517 Flock domestication
MSCC 518 Shepherding
MSCC 519 Cultural psychology
MSCC 520 Tribal philosophy 

SECOND YEAR
MSCC 601 Church building
MSCC 602 Psychology of gathering
MSCC 603 Cultural management
MSCC 604 Inter-cultural teaching
MSCC 605 Inter-cultural preaching
MSCC 606 Mode of equipping
MSCC 607 Workers training
MSCC 608 Sunday school formation
MSCC 609 Traditional religion
MSCC 610 Animism
MSCC 611 Rapport and friendship
MSCC 612 Public relation
MSCC 613 People’s religion
MSCC 614 Advanced communication
MSCC 615 Outreach ministry
MSCC 616 Ecclesiology
MSCC 617 Soteriology
MSCC 618 Ecclesiastical anthropology
MSCC 619 Ecclesiastical philosophy
MSCC 620 Ecclesiastical psychology

OUTLINE COURSES FOR THE MISSIONARY SCHOOL FOR CROSS CULTURAL STUDIES
MSC 501 Elementary Hebrew
MSC 502 Intro to Hebrew Exegesis
MSC 503 Pentateuch
MSC 504 Early prophets
MSC 505 Hebrew Exegesis
MSC 506 Later prophets
MSC 507 Intro to O.T
MSC 508 Poetry
MSC 509 Post Exile History
MSC 510 N.T. Greek Exegesis I
MSC 511 N.T. Greek Exegesis II
MSC 512 Synoptic gospel
MSC 513 Acts of the apostle
MSC 514 Pauline Epistles
MSC 515 Johannine corpus
MSC 516 Hebrews and General epistles
MSC 517 History of Christianity
MSC 518 African church history
MSC 519 Intro to Christian mission
MSC 520 Intro to Christian evangelism
MSC 521 Intro to Christian theology
MSC 522 God, man and Christ
MSC 523 Sin and salvation
MSC 524 Ecclesiology
MSC 525 Eschatology
MSC 526 Christian Ethics
MSC 527 Apologetics
MSC 528 Educational church ministry
MSC 529 Sunday school management
MSC 530 Pastoral counseling
MSC 531 Philosophy of Biblical preaching
MSC 532 Methodology of Biblical preaching
MSC 533 Methodology of public address
MSC 534 Meddler Homiletics
MSC 535 Pastoral internship
MSC 536 Church administration
MSC 537 Denominationalism
MSC 538 Field Christian education
MSC 539 Pastoral ministry
MSC 540 Pastoral psychology
MSC 541 Religious Epistemology
MSC 542 Theism
MSC 543 Philosophy of religion
MSC 544 Historical foundation of Christian Education
MSC 545 Philosophical foundation of Christian Education
MSC 546 Ministry of youth
MSC 547 Ministry  of adults
MSC 548 Intro to Christian management
MSC 549 Evangelistic Bible study
MSC 550 Evangelistic Theology
MSC 551 Theology of missions
MSC 552 Principles of discipleship
MSC 553 Discipleship Evangelism
MSC 554 Evangelistic preaching
MSC 555 World religions
MSC 556 Missionary anthropology
MSC 557 Missionary sociology
MSC 558 Cross cultural communication
MSC 559 History of missions
MSC 560 Issue in Christian counseling
MSC 561 Counseling skills training
MSC 562 Marriage counseling
MSC 563 Family counseling
MSC 564 Personal development
MSC 565 Christian development
MSC 566 Ethnic ministry
MSC 567 Ethnic contextualization
MSC 568 Church as social institution
MSC 569 The church as cultural institution
MSC 570 Ministry of the urban church
MSC 571 The church and social change
MSC 572 Urban Evangelism
MSC 573 N.T Greek
MSC 574 Elementary Hebrew II
MSC 575 Biblical studies
MSC 576 Church History
MSC 577 Christian Education
MSC 578 Acts of teaching
MSC 579 Foundation of Christian teaching
MSC 580 Intro to specialized ministries
MSC 581 Systematic theology
MSC 582 Theological research methods
MSC 583 Church organization
MSC 584 Christian philosophy
MSC 585 Intro to Christian missiology
MSC 586 N.T. Literature
MSC 587 N.T. History
MSC 588 N.T. Criticism
MSC 589 N.T. Theology
MSC 590 Survey of systematic Theology
MSC 591 Evangelism in urban setting
MSC 592 Missions in urban setting
MSC 593 Ministry development
MSC 594 Hermeneutical foundations of preaching
MSC 595 Homiletically foundations of preaching   
MSC 596 Urban Ministry
MSC 597 Youth ministries
MSC 598 English Bible tittles
MSC 599 Intro to Palestinian Archaeology
MSC 600 Archaeology of the Bible world
MSC 601Geography of the Bible lands
MSC 602 Post exilic history
MSC 603 Messianic prophecy
MSC 604 Textual criticism of O.T
MSC 605 Between the testaments
MSC 606 Inter-testament times
MSC 607 Septuagint
MSC 608 Qumian scrolls
MSC 609 N.T Archaeology
MSC 610 Biblical Aramaic
MSC 611 Ugaritic discoveries
MSC 612 Akkadian studies
MSC 613 Arabic Ethnology
MSC 614 Coptic studies
MSC 615 Syriac studies
MSC 616 Sumerian studies
MSC 617 Hospital practicum
MSC 618 Psychology of learning
MSC 619 Sociology of learning
MSC 620 Psychology of theology
MSC 621 Religion and science (sociology of religion)
MSC 622 Advanced counseling
MSC 623 Crisis counseling
MSC 624 Community counseling
MSC 625 Short time counseling
MSC 626 Counseling psychology
MSC 627 Psychological Testing
MSC 628 Psychopathology
MSC 629 Speech improvement
MSC 630 Approach to Bible study
MSC 631 Communication media
MSC 632 Varieties in Biblical preaching
MSC  633 Persuasion in preaching
MSC 634 History of gospel preaching
MSC 635 Theological Bibliography
MSC 636 Studies in pastoral theology
MSC 637 Christian journalism
MSC 638 Intro to Hymnology
MSC 639 Local church evangelism
MSC 640 Lay ministries
MSC 641 Lay renewal
MSC 642 The church and social changes
MSC 643 Post reformation era church music
MSC 644 Philosophy of hymnology
MSC 645 Intro to Christian management
MSC 646 Church administration
MSC 647 Christian worship
MSC 648 Church planting programs and strategies
MSC 649 The church and urban ministry
MSC 650 Theology of tithing
MSC 651 Theology of sowing
MSC 652 Theology of giving
MSC 653 Theology of seed faith
MSC 654 Contemporary theology
MSC 655 Biblical theological system
MSC 656 Premillennialism
MSC 657 Post millennialism
MSC 658 Theological responses to human predicaments
MSC 659 Historical theology
MSC 670 Ecumenism
MSC 671 Ethical theories

INTERNET OPEN BIBLE SCHOOL
Internet open Bible school is an internet and correspondence school established to train men and women for the gospel ministry. It offers certificates, diplomas and bachelor degrees to qualified students. It has one year, two years and four years programmes through internet and correspondences studies. The students of this school receive their study materials through internet or through correspondence. It is a study as you like and from where you are. “System” the tuition fees are paid through the bank. Below are some courses for internet open Bible school of our great institution.

FIRST YEAR STUDENTS

1. IBS 101 Christian Theology
2. IBS 102 History of Christian Bible
3. IBS 103 O.T. Survey
4. IBS 104 N.T survey
5. IBS 105 Major prophets
6. IBS 106 Minor prophets
7. IBS 107 Synoptic gospel
8. IBS 108 Johns gospel
9. IBS 109 Pauline Epistles
10. IBS 110 General epistles
11. IBS 111 The book of Revelation
12. IBS 112 Christology
13. IBS 113 Angelology
14. IBS 114 Pnuematology
15. IBS 115 Eschatology
16. IBS 116 Demonology
17. IBS 117 Typology
18. IBS 118 Bible Anthropology
19. IBS 119 Bible Herology
20. IBS 120 Bible History of Israel
21. IBS 121 Intro to Gospel ministry
22. IBS 122 Kings and priests in Israel
23. IBS 123 Genesis
24. IBS 124 Pentateuch

2ND YEAR STUDENTS
IBS 201 Life of Christ
IBS 202 Bible characters
IBS 203 The patriarchs
IBS 204 Character studies
IBS 205 Christian ministry
IBS 206 Christian Education
IBS 207 Missiology
IBS 208 Evangelism
IBS 209 Follow up
IBS 210 Church planting
IBS 211 Visitation
IBS 212 Preaching Ethics
IBS 213 Teaching Ethics
IBS 214 Homiletics
IBS 215 Devotional life
IBS 216 Christian marriage
IBS 217 Christian family
IBS 218 Ecclesiology
IBS 219 Bible Geography
IBS 220 Acts of the Apostle
IBS 221 Intro to spirituality
IBS 222 Bible fidelity
IBS 223 Bible Ethics
IBS 224 Christian morality
IBS 225 Christian integrity
IBS 226 Pastoral counseling
IBS 227 Bible Holiness
IBS 228 Bible miracles
IBS 229 Bible Soteriology

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2. The topest Bible college in the world.
3. The greatest Bible College in Nigeria.
4. The most academic Bible College in Nigeria.
5. The most spiritual Bible college in Nigeria
6. The most famous Holiness Bible College in Aba, Abia State.

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The admission committee of the faculty may grant admission on the basis of these credentials alone, or it may request the applicant to submit additional materials and or schedule an interview with a representative of the school. Certain additional credentials are required for admission to some specific degree programs of the school and are indicated in the catalog. When admission is denied by action of the admission committee, the applicant may appeal the decision to the Student Development Committee of the faculty with a written request submitted no later than ninety (90) days following receipt of the notification of the Admission committee decision.

PART TIME STUDENT APPLICATION PROCEDURE
Certain part time school and other students may be admitted as part time students with the understanding that they carry no more than seven (7) hours of credit each quarter. Visiting students are not considered to be currently enrolled in a formal degree program. Those seeking admission on this basis are required to submit

1. A completed  visiting (part time) student application form
2. The non-refundable application fee and
3. An official transcript indicating receipt of a bachelor’s degree sent directly to us by the school granting the degree.