Theology

The Programme provides students with a foundational understanding of theology through the study of Biblical Studies, Christian Thought and Church History. It develops students’ ability to engage with Scripture, understand Christian beliefs and traditions, and examine the historical development of Christianity. The Programme also provides opportunities to explore practical ministry through electives and, where applicable, learning within ministry settings. It prepares learners for further theological study and for service in church and other Christian ministry contexts.

A KCSE mean Grade of C- (minus) or C (plain) or one Principal Pass in 'A' Level, or 4 credits or better in IGCSE or their equivalents.

All prospective students who completed their high school education outside Kenya, except those holding IGCSE or GCE certificates, are required to have their qualifications aligned by the Kenya National Qualifications Authority (KNQA) before admission.

For more information on the alignment and validation of qualifications, visit KNQA – Alignment and Validation of Qualifications.

Graduates may pursue roles such as:

• Church Ministry Worker

• Church Administrator

• Christian Education Coordinator

• Bible Study Coordinator

• Youth Ministry Coordinator

• Children’s Ministry Coordinator

• Pastoral Assistant

• Chaplaincy Assistant

• Christian Community Outreach Worker

• Ministry Programme Coordinator