‘We’ll raise Christian leaders for good governance’ - Punch Newspapers

The African Cry Out Movement Bible College And Training Institute has said it will raise Christian leaders who will lead churches, the economy, the political spaces and the people rightly.

A statement by the institute rector, Titi Oluwadare, explained that the college is a Leadership Academy which would work together with churches to raise a new generation of leaders in the body of Christ by emphasising core Christian doctrines of holiness, humility and Kingdom service. “We are not out to use combative methods. We will not attack any group or individual or condemn any church or criticise any existing method or approach. Our duty is to lay emphasis on the truth in the word.”

We want to equip and teach the saints and empower the body of Christ with accurate knowledge of Christ, his words and his Kingdom . According to her the minimum requirements for admission is five credits and courses available are, Associate Diploma In Biblical Studies.All rights reserved. This material, and other digital content on this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or in part without prior express written permission from PUNCH.

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