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THE MINISTRIES AND MISSIONS OF EL GROUP OF THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTIONS (ELGROTHIN)
“INSTITUTIONS, POSITIONS, OFFICERS AND SCHEDULES”
El Group of Theological Institutions Elgrothin) is the umbrella that unites theological institutions established by Rev. Pro. Emma Ononuju with the vision to touch all areas of theological education.
These theological institutions include these listed below:
THE DESIGNATIONS OF THE INSTITUTION
S/N |
INSTITUTIONS |
ACADEMIC FOCUS & DESIGNATIONS |
1 |
EL THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE www.eltheco.com.ng |
An interdenominational Bible College called to train, equip, groom called men and women, in order to become whom God called them to become, established on 9th April, 2001, registered and incorporated in Nigeria by corporate Affairs Commission Abuja, Nigeria. A Bible College with deep holiness foundation and a four year degree theological training program for students on full time, Bachelor degree programs, a Bible college with focus on producing the best, the most academic and the most spiritual students in our churches and the society at large. www.eltheco.com.ng |
2 |
EL UNIVERSITY OF THEOLOGY AND BIBLICAL SEMINARY eluntabs.eltheco.com.ng |
An interdenominational Institute that focuses on training and re-training called men and women, especially those with secular knowledge of education with secular credentials and all those with higher ambitions. It is also for those with vision of international ministries, a four year degree program, established April 2013 aiming at rebuilding the spirits and lives of called men and women who want to be more useful in God’s hand. It is also called to prepare conference and public speakers in our days. |
3 |
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MISSIONS |
An interdenominational Bible College designed to train, groom, educate and to coach the missionaries, cross cultural ministers, intertribal and interracial preachers, church planters and all those ready to open churches outside their own zone. Established April 2005, a four year academic degree programs with holiness foundation. |
4 |
ONLINE THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE |
An international, intertribal, interracial and interministerial Bible College designated to those who want who want to study through internet, through computers, on correspondences, part time studies, online studies and all those who want to study at ease, established in July, 2016, registered and incorporated by the Federal Republic of Nigeria and awards degrees to students after four years theological studies and training. |
5 |
ADVANCED COLLEGE OF PASTORAL STUDIES |
This is a Bible College specifically called and established for the training, coaching, equipping, retraining, rebuilding, educating and re-informing the Presbyters, Bishops, General Overseers, Episcopal and elders in the ministries who have served over twenty five years in the gospel ministries. It is the Bible College for the elders, a classroom of the gospel fathers, a special school for the special people, established October 2016 and trains students on whole four years for degree programs. |
6 |
INTERCONTINENTAL SCHOOL OF MINISTRY |
An intercontinental School of Ministry is a one year lay training program. It is a certificate course specifically designed to train the lay workers, ushers, choristers, Deacons, Altar Workers, Youth leaders, Committee Chairmen, women leaders, men’s leaders and other church workers, established October, 2016. |
LITERATURE AND OUTREACH DEPARTMENT
Literature department is a unit or department in EL Group of International Gospel Organizations (ELGIGO) but attached to EL Theological College due to its academic nature and academic influence it projects. There are about six other branches in the literature department which few of them are here underlisted.
This is a Gospel bookshop attached to EL Theological College for the easy books purchasing of the students and the outsiders. It is a large gospel bookshop where Bibles and other Christian books are sold at the cheaper rate and a place where the students shall be recommended to patronize. It is a compulsory enter for students purchasing.
ii. ELTHECO SCHOLASTIC LIBRARY AND CHRISTIAN RESEARCHING CENTRE.
This is a large Christian library attached to EL Theological College for the reading and researching pleasure of the students, lecturers, outsiders and other academics who want to make specific research. It is built to help our lecturers and all students for their wider knowledge and for their deep researching effort. It is established in 2010 and strengthened in 2019 in UGWLGA of Abia State of Nigeria. It can be located at EL Theological College website at www.eltheco.com.ng
iii. EL EMANCIPATION COMPUTERS AND GOSPEL PUBLICATION CENTRE.
This is the computer and gospel publishing sector which is also attached with EL Theological College inc. established in 2006 and strengthened in 2010 at Aba south, Abia State. It is the centre for the college computer businesses, internet, Emails, for the college and outside businesses and for the patronization of both lecturers and outsiders. The computer department is open to admit computer students and all who want to be a computer literate.
iv. ELTHECO COSMETOLOGY AND DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
Eltheco domestic department is a full time session and section of studies in our theological college where and when necessary domestic issues are studies in our institution. Nevertheless, this department ha different registration and specific admission which shall be supervised by the Admin Provost. Registration in Eltheco has not qualified a student to participate in this.
AUTHENTICITY
The institutions and organization under EL GROUP OF INTERNATIONAL GOSPEL ORGANIZATIONS (ELGIGO) are approved, called and commissioned from the powers above accepted by the body of Christ, registered and incorporated in Nigeria by the corporate affairs commission Abuja Nigeria with authority to operate and to exist.
APPRECIATION TO GOD AND TO MEN
I thank God Almighty who has helped me and my wife to build these houses and to single handedly sponsored and established these institutions. I want to express it boldly that I am not owing any bank, nor owing any individual, neither did I borrow from anyone and never been helped financially by anybody, but God helped us and built the institution as you can see it today. I praise God for His sponsorship and the way He helped us built these great institutions without loan from banks or any external financial support. May His great name be highly praised ad honoured in Jesus most wonderful name – Amen.
My special thanks go to our leturers who have been with me in my times of struggle to build and establish these buildings in our new site, people like Dr. Evelyne Obi, Dr. Shedrach Onyema, Dr. Pat Nwachi, Dr. Chris Anyiam, Dr. Joe Chigbu, Dr. Fort Atuzieogu, Dr. Anthonia Edet, Dr. Innocent Otukpachi, Dr. Mike Oloh, Late Dr. Jnathan Ifenna (The Joshua of our days and man of war), Late Dr. Cyprian Akunebu (The Gideon of our days and man of courage), my heartfelt appreciation still goes to our great younger lecturers, Rev. Divine Nweze, Rev. Dr. Ike Nwonokoro, Rev. Uba Chinemucheya, Rev. Mrs. Uche Christopher, Rev. Whyte Isaac Okechukwu and others whose names are not mentioned here. The Lord has been so good to us and continues to e good to all of us in this institution. May His Holy name be highly praised in Jesus name. I, and my wife Rev. Dr. Mrs. Alice Zuriel Ononuju thank all of you and take your names to God always that God should grant you the desires of your hearts in Jesus name.
COLLEGE OFFICERS AND ADMINISTRATORS
S/N |
PRINCIPAL OFFICERS |
DESIGNATED RUTIES |
1 |
ADMINISTRATIVE PROVOST |
This is the chief administrative officer, the head of all operations who can act at the absence of the president and founder of EL Group Theological Institutions. His/Her duties include: calming all the tensions, controlling negative issues, crises resolutions, calling lecturers meetings, admin council meetings and taking care of issues that can generate growth and matters that can lead to growth, smooth running of the institution and also seeking for promotion of the entire system and doing what is right at any given time. |
2 |
THE CAMPUS RECTOR |
This is the rector of the campus in each of the cities o states where our Bible college is situated. He can act at the absence of the Admn Provost and can do other jobs that can promote peace, growth and smooth running of the campus and must work in agreement and loyalty with the Admin provost. His duties include: controlling crises, restoring peace, assuming the office of fatherhood in all his actions. The announcements of visions and other issues are among his duties, to make sure students attend classes while teachers teach their courses, while Admin provost is for ELUNTABS, the rector is for a particular campus only. |
3 |
THE COMPUS RIGISTRAR |
The Registrar is in-charge of students admissions, must have the comprehensive records of all admitted students, dates of admission, class of admission, expected year of graduation and the matric number of the students including the students registration/admission number, the course applied to study. He is the secretary to the to the lecturers meetings, Admin council meeting and other important academic meetings. He must work in close relationship with the Admin provost and shall also supply the names and all particulars of the admitted students to the rector and to the Admin provost for their records update. List of matriculating and graduating students shall be made available to the Admin provost and the rector before any of such programs. |
4 |
ACADEMIC DEAN (DEAN OF STUDIES) |
This is the very dean of studies in the campus. His duties include knowing the very department to study in each trimester and the curses to study. He is to share the courses among the lecturers and records the list of courses and the number of courses each lecturer shall teach and the courses for each class. It is his duty to know the students who did not take his exams and why that was done. The list of students in each class must be in his record and the copy of the exam from each lecturer must come to him for his proper records. |
5 |
DIRECTOR OF EXAMS, RESULTS, STATISTICS AND GRADUATING MATTERS |
This is the college officer that is incharge of exams and all statistics. Every marked result of the students must reach his office at least 48 hours after exams. He is to compile all, record all, arrange all and present all to the Admin provost for final approval. The omitted courses and the students who failed exams and all those who did not sit for the exams shall be recorded and it is his duty to present qualified and disqualified students for graduation. He shall work in close relationship with the Registrar. |
6 |
THE DIRECTOR OF CHRISTISN MISSIONS, CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES, MEDIA AND ALL INTERNET ACTIVITIES |
This is the lecturer in charge of media, ministries and missions, such as chapel services, Evangelistic outing, field ministries, open air preaching, church visitations, Radio and T.V. programs, Internet businesses, Watsapps, Facebooks, Twitter and other internet and extended outreach businesses. He is to expose our college programs, activities and all our academic issues to the secular world as is sole businesses. He must work in close supervision with the President and Admin Provost. |
7 |
THE DIRECTOR OF CAMPUS AND STUDENTS AFFAIRS |
This is college officer in charge of none administrative issues happening in the campus and all isues relating to students. Issues of labours and physical works in the college. The sick students, bereaved ones and other matters relating to students. To control students crises, riots and all forms of abnormal behaviours are upon his shoulder, compound sanitations and works are his, the labour prefect, the tribunal chairman and other issues of like evidences are under his leadership control. He shall work in close relationship with the Rector. To bring the students to full control or to discipline the disobedient ones shall be his focus in this college. |
8 |
DIRECTOR OF ECCLESIASTICAL MATTERS, REVIVAL AND SPIRITUAL LIFE. |
This is the college officer in charge of church matters, church fellowships, revival in the campus and spiritual life. His duties include campus prayers, organized prayers, Revival meetings in the campus, fasting of the students, of the lecturers and the entire non academic staff. Grouping the students for specific prayers and fasting shall be among his focus. His vision shall reveal when the students or schools need prayers, revival or dfasting. He must organize prayers especially at any long vacation of the students. He is the Pastor of senior pastors. His duties also extend to interchurch and intercollege relationship. He shall work in close relationship with the Rector and Admin provost. |
9. |
DIRECTOR OF BUSINESSES, INTERNAL AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS. |
This is the supervisor of all non academic businesses of the college such as the bookshops, computer and gospel publications, to know when they are doing well and when they are failing and shall also discover the cause of such failures and see ways to correct such. He shall also seek to know the students who are owing and seek means to encourage then to clear their debts in the college. He must have deep insight to discover where to help the bookshop, computer department, library and indigent student and advise the college authority. He shall work in close relationship with the president and the Admin provost. |
10. |
THE DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMS AND PROTOCOLS |
This is the officer incharge of the college programs like weddings, seminars, burials and others extended visits. He shall use the students to arrange for seats, for vehicles, for foods and to make things go well and whatever the occasion that hall be called for. He is incharge of the college gatherings, matriculations, graduations and others and to keep the materials and other issues ready to avoid failures in any of our programs. He shall work in close relationship with the Rector and with the Admin Provost. |
STUDENTS UNION GOVERNMENT
We lay much emphasis on the usefulness of our students during their studies and after their graduations. We have two sets of students Union which are faithfully operating and are succeeding and expanding (a) The Alumni (b) The Campus students.
The Alumni are the former students and graduates of our Institutions that are no more in our institution but still have much to do with our Institution due to their love for the Institution and on as demanded by nature and as their appreciation on how the Institution has helped them. EL Theological College Alumni is currently active and seriously responding.
The indoor students union is also known as the campus students or current students. These are the students who are still in our theological college and who are still studying, the undergraduate students , EL Group of Theological Institution (ELGROTHIN) in the leadership of EL Theological College as the mother institution has steady administration, officers, leaders, functional set up or structure as stated below:-
i. The Chairman Eltheco Students Union
ii. The course Rep- students Union
iii. The General Secretary – S.U.
iv. The General Treasurer – S.U.
v. The Chapel Prefect – S.U.
vi. The Tribunal Chairman – S.U.
vii. The Evangelism Coordinator – S.
THE TRIBUNAL OFFICERS (TRIBUNAL TEAM)
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS.
ECCLESIASTICAL FOCUS OF ELTHECO.
The ecclesiastical focus of EL Theological College here refers to what our institution has in mind towards the church life and ministerial activities of our students and what our students usually become after their training in Eltheco and all the testimonies often received about our students. Below are such focus which have constituted the greatest testimonies we often receive about our products (students).
SPECIFIC STUDIES AND ACADEMIC CENTRES.
Specific Studies and academic centres are special centres for special training in order to produce the best gospel ministers in our society. These centres are very great, vision focused and result oriented strategies. Below are such centres in Eltheco that make the difference:-
SCHOLARSTIC EVALUATION AND SCHOOLS IN ELTHECO.
The above academic schools in EL Theological College makes the difference and reveal the focus and the standard of what the college is all about.
MINISTERIAL SPECIALIZATION ON CHRISTIAN EDUCATION AND CURRENT ECCLESIOLOGY.
This is a specialization on ecclesiology and Christian education with major concentration on the issues of Christian education including all matters of Christian development, church education, Sunday School building, Sunday School development, Sunday School enlargement, Sunday School management, church life, believers grooming, missionary training, ministerial ethics, believers equipment, general church education, ministers education, pastoral education, teachers equipment, teachers empowerment, teacher education and general Pulpit education.
The focus of this course is education. It is great education in the church, great education on the Pulpit, great education in the ministry and the great education among the Christians. It is based on the Bible education to make the teachers worthy to teach the church members.
The School of Christian Education:
This is purely an educational system to build and to train the teachers that shall teach the members. It has all that are required of every system of education whether secular or sacred but fully Bible based and salvation oriented, thus it is called the Christian education.
Courses for the Trimesters
Christian education courses are here shown as special program of this special great theological institution in our country.
Below is the show case of Christian education courses:
1ST TRIMESTER
CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
UNITS |
CEDU 101 |
History of Bible Education |
2 |
CEDU 102 |
History of Theological Institution |
2 |
CEDU 103 |
History of traditional Education |
2 |
CEDU 104 |
Psychology of Education |
2 |
CEDU 105 |
Introduction to Educational management |
2 |
CEDU 106 |
Introduction to Ecclesiastical management |
2 |
CEDU 107 |
Ethics of Professionalism |
2 |
CEDU 108 |
Ethics of Scriptural Teaching |
2 |
CEDU 109 |
Citizenship Education |
2 |
CEDU 110 |
Insight to ancient Hebrew Education |
2 |
CEDU 111 |
Policies and Politics in Christian Education |
2 |
2ND TRIMESTER
CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
UNITS |
CEDU 111 |
Sociology of Education |
2 |
CEDU 112 |
School of Jesus Christ I |
2 |
CEDU 113 |
School of the Holy Spirit I |
2 |
CEDU 144 |
Educational Psychology |
2 |
CEDU 115 |
Insight to Educational Theory |
2 |
CEDU 116 |
Legal Matters in Education |
2 |
CEDU 117 |
Intro. To Educational Planning |
2 |
CEDU 118 |
History of Philosophy |
2 |
CEDU 119 |
Use of English |
2 |
CEDU 120 |
Philosophy of Education |
2 |
CEDU 121 |
Insight to Church Finance |
2 |
3rd TRIMESTER
CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
UNITS |
CEDU 122 |
School of Jesus Christ II |
2 |
CEDU 123 |
School of the Holy Ghost II |
3 |
CEDU 124 |
Instructional Technology |
3 |
CEDU 125 |
Sunday School Enlargement |
2 |
CEDU 126 |
Computer in Education |
2 |
CEDU 127 |
Class Organization |
2 |
CEDU 128 |
Classroom Management |
2 |
CEDU 129 |
Craft of teaching |
2 |
CEDU 130 |
Educational Psychology II |
2 |
CEDU 131 |
Politics of Education |
2 |
CEDU 132 |
Spirituality of Christian Education |
2 |
4th TRIMESTER
CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
UNITS |
CEDU 133 |
Research method in Education |
2 |
CEDU 134 |
The gospel Education |
2 |
CEDU 135 |
The church and Dispensational |
2 |
CEDU 136 |
Education Intro. To Ministry Education |
2 |
CEDU 137 |
Education Intro. To Missionary Education |
2 |
CEDU 138 |
Education Intro. To Bishopric Education |
2 |
CEDU 139 |
Educational Innovation |
3 |
CEDU 140 |
Educational Policy in Church |
3 |
CEDU 141 |
Educational Administration |
3 |
CEDU 142 |
Practicum in Christian Education |
2 |
5TH TRIMESTER
CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
UNITS |
CEDU 143 |
Educational Psychology III |
2 |
CEDU 144 |
Guidance and Counseling |
2 |
CEDU 145 |
Conflict Resolution |
3 |
CEDU 146 |
Christian Educational Statistics |
2 |
CEDU 147 |
Ethics for handling Teenagers |
3 |
CEDU 148 |
Ethics of handling the Primary Children |
3 |
CEDU 149 |
Ethics of handling the Infants |
3 |
CEDU 150 |
Ethics of handling the Nursery Children |
3 |
CEDU 151 |
Instructions in Christian Education |
3 |
CEDU 152 |
Evaluation in Christian Education |
2 |
CEDU 153 |
Emergent problems in Christian Education |
2 |
CEDU 154 |
Management of Christian Education |
3 |
6TH TRIMESTER
CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
UNITS |
CEDU 155 |
Research Projects in Christian Education |
2 |
CEDU 156 |
Instructional Technology |
2 |
CEDU 157 |
Christian Educational Philosophy |
3 |
CEDU 158 |
Christian Educational law and logic |
2 |
CEDU 159 |
Christian Educational Planning and execution |
3 |
CEDU 160 |
Christian Educational Policy |
3 |
CEDU 161 |
Christian Educational innovative |
3 |
CEDU 162 |
Sunday School Statistics |
3 |
CEDU 163 |
Sunday School Management in the Church |
3 |
CEDU 164 |
Sunday School Evaluation in the Church |
3 |
CURRENT EDUCATIONAL ECCLESIOLOGY
Educational Ecclesiology here is wider than expected. It is an academic and educational program where the Bible is the only text book and where every study therein is churchly ministerially and spiritually. It is a churchly and spiritual program that is studied physically. The aim is not only to make the students to be highly educated but majors in making the students to be highly spiritual, highly devoted, highly Biblical, highly dedicated and to be salvation and heavenly focused.
This is a course that unveils that the church is also a centre of deeper learning, a center of deeper studies and a larger centre for Christian education. This course is specifically made for the gospel ministers whose visions are to work, teach, and coordinate and to concentrate in the traditional church theology and Ethics
7TH TRIMESTER
CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
UNITS |
CEEC 101 |
Bible Anthropology |
2 |
CEEC 102 |
Bible Ethnology |
2 |
CEEC 103 |
Bible Typology |
2 |
CEEC 104 |
Bible Psychology |
2 |
CEEC 105 |
Bible Sociology |
2 |
CEEC 106 |
Bible Dogmatology |
3 |
CEEC 107 |
Bible Philosophy |
3 |
CEEC 108 |
Bible Education |
3 |
CEEC 109 |
Bible Spiritology |
2 |
CEEC 110 |
Bible Cosmology |
2 |
CEEC 111 |
Bible Ideology |
2 |
CEEC 112 |
Bible Graphology |
2 |
CEEC 113 |
Bible Onthology |
2 |
8TH TRIMESTER
CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
UNITS |
CEEC 113 |
Bible Revelations |
3 |
CEEC 114 |
Bible Inspiration |
3 |
CEEC 115 |
Bible Redemption |
3 |
CEEC 116 |
Bible Interpretation |
3 |
CEEC 117 |
Bible Foundation |
2 |
CEEC 118 |
Bible Obligation |
2 |
CEEC 119 |
Bible Conversion |
2 |
CEEC 120 |
Bible Salvation |
2 |
CEEC 121 |
Bible Spiritology |
2 |
CEEC 122 |
Bible Sanctification |
2 |
CEEC 123 |
Bible Separation |
2 |
CEEC 124 |
Bible Decision |
2 |
CEEC 125 |
Bible Organization |
2 |
9TH TRIMESTER
CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
UNITS |
CEEC 126 |
Management Ethics in Christian education |
2 |
CEEC 127 |
History of Education |
2 |
CEEC 128 |
Philosophy of Education |
2 |
CEEC 129 |
Psychology of Education |
2 |
CEEC 130 |
Sociology of Education |
3 |
CEEC 131 |
Origin of Bible College |
3 |
CEEC 132 |
The ancient Hebrew of School of Prophets |
3 |
CEEC 133 |
The Church Tradition of Education |
3 |
CEEC 134 |
Christian Education and Policies of Development |
2 |
CEEC 135 |
Christian Education and Church growth |
2 |
CEEC 136 |
Christian Education and Soul Spirituality |
2 |
CEEC 137 |
Christian Education and Church expansion |
2 |
10TH TRIMESTER
CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
UNITS |
CEEC 138 |
Ethics of Training the Church Youths |
2 |
CEEC 139 |
Ethics of Training the Mothers in the Church |
2 |
CEEC 140 |
Ethics of Training the Fathers in the Church |
2 |
CEEC 141 |
The Purpose of Church Education |
2 |
CEEC 142 |
Evaluation of Christian Education |
2 |
CEEC 143 |
Legalization of Christian Education |
2 |
CEEC 144 |
Organization of Christian Education |
3 |
CEEC 145 |
Educational Policy in the Church |
3 |
CEEC 146 |
Teaching Strategies in Christian Education |
3 |
CEEC 147 |
Supervision of Biblical Instruction |
2 |
CEEC 148 |
Dogma in Christian Education |
2 |
CEEC 149 |
Discourse Analysis in Christian Education |
2 |
CEEC 150 |
Christian purpose of Bible Education |
2 |
11TH TRIMESTER
CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
UNITS |
CEEC 151 |
Focus of Christian Education |
2 |
CEEC 152 |
Cultural Differences in Christian Education |
2 |
CEEC 153 |
Anthropology of Christian Education |
2 |
CEEC 154 |
Indigenization of Christian Education |
2 |
CEEC 155 |
Denominations of Christian Education |
2 |
CEEC 156 |
Cultures of Christian Education |
2 |
CEEC 157 |
Modernization of Christian Education |
2 |
CEEC 158 |
Spirituality of Christian Education |
2 |
CEEC 159 |
Evangelization Target of Christian Education |
2 |
CEEC 160 |
Salvation Target of Christian Education |
2 |
12TH TRIMESTER
CODE |
COURSE TITLE |
UNITS |
CEEC 161 |
Christian Counseling |
2 |
CEEC 162 |
Christian Development |
2 |
CEEC 163 |
Christian Education in Africa |
3 |
CEEC 164 |
Sociology of Christian Education II |
3 |
CEEC 165 |
Psychology of Christian Education II |
3 |
CEEC 166 |
Anthropology of Christian Education II |
3 |
CEEC 167 |
Philosophy of Christian Education II |
3 |
CEEC 168 |
Planning for Christian Education |
2 |
CEEC 169 |
Christian Educational Statistics |
2 |
CEEC 170 |
Mentorship in Christian Education |
2 |
CEEC 171 |
Discipleship in Christian Education |
2 |
CEEC 172 |
Human Resources in Christian Education |
2 |
COURSES ON GENERAL CHRISTIAN EDUCATION IN CHURCH COMMUNITIES.
GCE 201: School of Jesus Christ.
GCE 202: School of Holy Ghost
GCE 203: School of Spiritual Knowledge
GCE 204: School of New Testament Prophets
GCE 205: School of Bishops
GCE 206: School of the New Testament Apostles
GCE 207: Insight to Bible Knowledge
GCE 208: Evaluation of study materials
GCE 209: Creative Writing
GCE 210: Economic of Christian Education
GCE 211: Teachers manuals for Christian Education
GCE 212: Teaching practice in Christian Education f
GCE 213: Research Methods in Christian Education
GCE 214: Comparative studies in Christian Education
GCE 215: Qualifications of the Christian Education
GCE 216: Economics of Christian Education
GCE 217: Management of Christian Education
GCE 218: Language for Christian Education
GCE 219: Communication in Christian Education
GCE 220: Evaluation of Learners in Christian Education.
GCE 221: Measurement Evaluation
GCE 222: Emergent Educational Problems
GCE 223: Sunday School Mapping and Planning
GCE 224: Church Library Management
GCE 225: Leading the young to Christ
GCE 226: Christian Education and Management Technology
GCE 227: Supervision of Sunday School Businesses
GCE 228: Statistics of Christian Education
GCE 229: Christian Publications and distribution
GCE 230: The gift of teaching and instructing
GCE 231: Church library and media resources
GCE 232: Researches and Bible references
GCE 233: Congregation Development
GCE 234: Christian impartations
GCE 235: Christian indoctrination
GCE 236: Ethics of True Christianization
GCE 237: Research Projects in Christian Education
GCE 238: The use of Christian Library
GCE 239: Techniques of scriptural communication
GCE 240: Strategies of Spiritual Conversation.
DISCIPLESHIP AND MENTORSHIP IN CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
The two major focus of Christian education are discipleship (To make adherents) and mentorship (To teach and guide the adherents). The Christian Education must lose its attention and production if it fails in making disciples (converts) and in teaching and directing those that have followed church community or called men and women should desire to be equipped in Christian education of discipleship and mentorship.
Below are specific courses for the specialist on Discipleship and mentorship in today’s Christian education and in today’s Bible exegesis and all scripral interpreters in Christian community in the church world.
DMCE 301: Christian Stewardship
DMCE 302: Christian Leadership
DMCE 303: Christian Worship
DMCE 304: Christian Faith and faithfulness
DMCE 305: Christian Concept of Salvation
DMCE 306: Christian Concept of Holiness
DMCE 307: Christian Concept of eternity
DMCE 308: Bible Doctrines about Heaven
DMCE 309: Hell fire in Bible perspectives
DMCE 310: Believers and Missions
DMCE 311: Believers and Missions
DMCE 312: Believers and Ministries
DMCE 313: Believers and Evangelism
DMCE 314: Believers and Exemplary lives
DMCE 315: Believers and the Church
DMCE 316: Believers and Obligations
DMCE 317: Believers and Piety
DMCE 318: Christian Prayers and Petitions
DMCE 319: Christian Services and works
DMCE 320: Christian Visitation and Caring
DMCE 321: Christian growth and maturity
DMCE 322: Christian Love and Compassion
THE BIBLICAL PURPOSES OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION.
Christian Education is Biblical and an institution that started with the ancient Hebrews beginning with father Abraham whom God instructed to teach all the truth to his children and to his children’s children. This instruction continued with Isaac, Jacob and the entire Hebrew race till the time of Jesus Christ, when family indoctrinations in Israel were too significant and relevant.
Below are the Biblical purposes of Christian education:-