$1,200 covers a 1 year scholarship. See graduation date to calculate total need.
Monthly Donation
Recurring monthly donations will last until the student graduates, unless cancelled earlier. Donations represent an unconditional intent to give, not a legally binding promise or pledge to give.
About This Project
Graduation Date - 2021
Personal Testimony
I accepted Jesus Christ
as my Lord and Savior in 1988. But I was a carnal Christian
until 1998 when I recognized my forfeiture before the Lord
Jesus who accepted me into his great love. In a university
city, zeal for God's work had grown. I didn't want to miss an
activity at the church under any circumstances if it wasn't for
classes. It is with this in mind that I did the discipleship
classes with the AMI (CAPRO) inBouakéand Abidjan. God called
me to serve him while I was in a bachelor's degree in Economics
and Development.
It was after Master's
degree in Economics that I started theological training at
CMAInstitutat Yamoussoukro (IBACY),
after my marriage. Theological training has improved my
personal knowledge of God and the way I serve him. My call is
to contribute through teaching to the training of the servants
of the Lord in a Seminary. I’d like also to contribute to the
theological reflection in African context through my
researches.
Recent Supporters
No public contributions have been made to this project.
Project Owner
University of Christian Alliance of Abidjan (UFR FATEAC)
Our School is used to serve all the Evangelical churches in Francophone Africa. The Church in Francophone Africa is growing fast but needs to take root in the Word of God. The level of maturity of Christians is declining and socio-economic and political problems often affect the lives of Christians. There is a need of contextualization of the Gospel to the realities of African societies.
The most important challenge of those churches is the lack of maturity of most of the Christians due to the lack of knowledge of the Truth of the Word of God, delivered in a relevant way. the spreading of false doctrines; the rise of Islam etc.
Our graduates are trained to reflect on all theoretical knowledge they receive in accordance of the context of their specific church and the African churches in general. We also encourage them for their thesis to work on relevant topics to their churches or ministries.
Address
Côte d’Ivoire
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