GHANA BIBLE COLLEGE NOW ACCREDITED TO RUN CIRCULAR PROGRAMMES

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The Ghana Bible College, a theology school of the Churches of Christ, Ghana, has now been accredited by the National Accreditation Board as the Kumasi Campus of the KNUSTFORD University College to run secular academic courses for the award of first degrees and Diplomas. 

Until now, the Ghana Bible College which was established in the 1960s by Missionaries of the Church as a lasting monument towards the great Commission of Jesus Christ, offered two year courses leading to the award of Sacred Ministry and Divinity Certificates to its products. 

The Principal of the College, Emmanuel Antwi made this known at the 33rd graduation ceremony of the College, in Kumasi. Twenty-six students passed out with Diploma Certificates in Sacred Ministry and Divinity. 

The Principal announced also that a Campus of the College has been set up in Sunyani in the Brong Ahafo region to enable interested persons from that region and beyond to also pursue the courses on offer. 

Mr. Antwi disclosed that the Board of the College has approved that students of the College, including the past ones, be given Ordination Certificate to enable them to get state recognition to officiate certain public functions such as marriage and burial. 

He said even though the College has made some progress during the past year, there is still more to be done, considering the fact that its external donors have withdrawn their financial assistance. 

Mr. Antwi therefore appealed to members of the Churches of Christ in Ghana to increase their monetary contributions towards the upkeep of the school.














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