The Bachelor of Arts in Mission and Theology program is a comprehensive 2-year degree designed to equip students with the theological knowledge, ministry skills, and leadership capabilities necessary for effective service in the church and community. The program includes practical training in church leadership, mission strategies, youth engagement, and church-state relations, with an emphasis on understanding the Kenyan Constitution and the role of the clergy in national developm
The Bachelor of Arts in Mission and Theology program is a comprehensive 2-year degree designed to equip students with the theological knowledge, ministry skills, and leadership capabilities necessary for effective service in the church and community. The program includes practical training in church leadership, mission strategies, youth engagement, and church-state relations, with an emphasis on understanding the Kenyan Constitution and the role of the clergy in national development. Additionally, the program integrates an ICT module to prepare students for utilizing digital tools in ministry and church administration.
Course Outline (Units/Modules) Unit 1: Introduction to Soteriology Definition and scope of Soteriology Relationship of Soteriology to other doctrines (Christology, Pneumatology, Ecclesiology, Eschatology) Biblical overview of salvation history (Creation, Fall, Redemption, Consummation) Unit 2: The Human Condition and the Need for Salvation Doctrine of sin (Hamartiology) – origin, nature, and consequences The fall of humanity and total depravity The justice and holiness of God Th
Last Updated 11/08/2025
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Course Outline & Units
Unit 1: Introduction to Church and National Development
Meaning of development: economic, social, moral, and spiritual dimensions.
Theological foundation of the Church’s mission in society.
The Church as salt and light (Matthew 5:13-16).
Unit 2: Historical Role of the Church in Nation-Building
Early church contributions to education and healthcare.
Missionary impact on literacy, agriculture, and civilization.
The Church’s role in Afric
Last Updated 11/08/2025
3 Lessons
Course Outline & Units
Unit 1: Introduction to Church and National Development
Meaning of development: economic, social, moral, and spiritual dimensions.
Theological foundation of the Church’s mission in society.
The Church as salt and light (Matthew 5:13-16).
Unit 2: Historical Role of the Church in Nation-Building
Early church contributions to education and healthcare.
Missionary impact on literacy, agriculture, and civilization.
The Church’s role in
Last Updated 11/08/2025
3 Lessons
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