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       Registration for Term 3  May - July 2025 will be opened until May 16, 2025.

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Available courses

Church & Community 2025

This course will enable participants to identify the local church’s responsibility to provide holistic ministry to its surrounding community.

On the completion of the course students should be able to:

Identify the strategies necessary to effectively engage with the community.

Provide holistic ministry in the community.

Engage in community life through social outreach, community associations, educational institutions, and community initiatives.

Serve community through volunteerism.

Discuss the biblical and theological foundations for congregants to engage with their community.

Define the mission of the church as it relates to reaching beyond the four walls and into the community.

Implement strategies for developing and maintaining healthy relationships within the community that build pathways to sharing the gospel.

Perform these Skills: write, listen, analyze, delegate, plan, implement, supervise, present, evaluate.

Introduction to Theology

The Introduction to Theology course will seek to address basic theological foundations. It will be based mainly on the branch of theology called Systematic Theology. The course will also address aspects of non-Christian concepts of God and other forms of world religion to give the students a greater appreciation of Christian Theology.  

History, Polity & Doctrine COGOP

This course will focus on the roots and identity of the Church of God of Prophecy (COGOP) and its government and polity. In order to accomplish the objectives of the course, an in-depth examination of the history of the COGOP from its inception will be undertaken. In writing about history, Geoffrey Elton states, “The purpose of history is to understand the past, and if the past is to be understood it must be given full respect in its own right” (R.J. Evans, 1999:197). The biblical text tells us one of the primary reasons of history is “These things happened to them as examples and were written down as warnings for us, on whom the fullfilment of the ages has come” (1 Cor. 10:11 NIV). This course will honour the past, review the present, and project into the future.

Hermeneutics

This course is designed to expose students to the method of biblical interpretation. It will help the student who is an interpreter of the Bible to understand the art or science of biblical interpretation. Students will explore the interpreting journey through the process of Observation, Interpretation and Application. They will research key terminologies; determine the meaning of the word of God; and bridge the gap between their minds and the minds of the biblical writers. Students will engage in 5 hours of internship at a local church.

INTRODUCTION TO BIBLE

This course gives an introductory survey of the nature, history, background, revelation inspiration, canonization, transmission (translation) and content of God's written word, with attention given to various critical approaches. It aims to provide the student with an overview of the Scriptures for contextualization.

CHRISTIAN COUNSELLING

This course is designed to expose students to basic techniques in counselling. The course focuses on issues that people in general face, but special emphasis will be placed on situations within the Caribbean context. It is assumed that students themselves have pursued \ are pursuing their own healing so as to prevent counter transference. The scripture is the standard by which all theories and techniques are measured.

GRADES

Students will enroll to view their final course grade as per semester, as well as have easy access to monitor their individual progress overtime using their student ID number. 

INDEPENDENT STUDY INTRO TO BIBLE

This course gives an introductory survey of the nature, history, background, revelation
inspiration, canonization, transmission (translation) and content of God's written word,
with attention given to various critical approaches. It aims to provide the student with
an overview of the Scriptures for contextualization.

Orientation

This course is designed to help you understand how to use NCBICOnline. 

CHRISTIAN HISTORY

This course focuses on a study of the major developments and personalities in the History of Christianity from the coming of Christ and subsequent organizing of His Church to today. It aims to introduce the students to basic history of the Christian Church, by conducting a historical survey of major events in Christianity, the key personalities, and the major movements.

Internship

An internship is a period of practice immediately following (or for on-and off periods during) a course of professional training. It is often refereed as to as an apprenticeship where a novice or one without experience in a field of study works closely with an experienced practitioner who acts as supervisor or mentor. The intern develops insights and deepens his/her understanding of church leadership and administration, and the role of personal witnessing and ministry through engagement and reflection on practice in church and community–based settings.

Facilitator Training

This course is designed to help you understand how to use NCBIOnline. The enrolment key is TrainMe!

Introduction to Moodle

This tiny course can help you get started if you are new to Moodle.

It's been hidden so that only you, as the site administrator, can see it.

Spiritual Formation Final Examination

GOAL: The individual will demonstrate an understanding of the processes of SPIRITUAL FORMATION.

GENERAL OBJECTIVES   

  1. To understand the general basis of (and need for) spiritual formation through the influences and the disciplines.
  2. To study the influences and disciplines to understand them and how they are practiced
  3. Engage in a few influences and disciplines to provide practical experience
  4. Emerge with a resolution to have a more spiritually formed lifestyle.

Church Administration - 41 Old Harbour Rd

This course is designed for persons who are already in a place of church leadership or who are anticipating a leadership responsibility.  The course seeks to present an orderly comprehensive, theoretical and practical illustrated framework of church administration.

The course focuses on how the leader relates to organizations and its people, performance of administrative functions, leadership and ministry skills.

Introduction to Theology- Mandeville Campus

The Introduction to Theology course will seek to address basic theological foundations. It will be based mainly on the branch of theology called Systematic Theology. The course will also address aspects of non-Christian concepts of God and other forms of world religion to give the students a greater appreciation of Christian Theology.  

Spiritual Formation- Mandeville Campus

GOAL: The individual will demonstrate an understanding of the processes of SPIRITUAL FORMATION.

GENERAL OBJECTIVES   

  1. To understand the general basis of (and need for) spiritual formation through the influences and the disciplines.
  2. To study the influences and disciplines to understand them and how they are practiced
  3. Engage in a few influences and disciplines to provide practical experience
  4. Emerge with a resolution to have a more spiritually formed lifestyle.

Spiritual Formation- Mo Bay Campus

GOAL: The individual will demonstrate an understanding of the processes of SPIRITUAL FORMATION.

GENERAL OBJECTIVES   

  1. To understand the general basis of (and need for) spiritual formation through the influences and the disciplines.
  2. To study the influences and disciplines to understand them and how they are practiced
  3. Engage in a few influences and disciplines to provide practical experience
  4. Emerge with a resolution to have a more spiritually formed lifestyle.

Christian Counselling- 41 Old Road Campus

This course is designed to expose students to basic techniques in counselling. The course focuses on issues that people in general face, but special emphasis will be placed on situations within the Caribbean context. It is assumed that students themselves have pursued \ are pursuing their own healing so as to prevent counter transference. The scripture is the standard by which all theories and techniques are measured.

Evangelism and Assimilation - MoBay Campus

This course is an overview of evangelism and assimilation, designed to equip and train believers on how to share their faith and be able to witness effectively for Christ.

History, Polity & Doctrine COGOP - MoBay Campus

This course will focus on the roots and identity of the Church of God of Prophecy (COGOP) and its government and polity. In order to accomplish the objectives of the course, an in-depth examination of the history of the COGOP from its inception will be undertaken. In writing about history, Geoffrey Elton states, “The purpose of history is to understand the past, and if the past is to be understood it must be given full respect in its own right” (R.J. Evans, 1999:197). The biblical text tells us one of the primary reasons of history is “These things happened to them as examples and were written down as warnings for us, on whom the fullfilment of the ages has come” (1 Cor. 10:11 NIV). This course will honour the past, review the present, and project into the future.

Evangelism and Assimilation - 41 Old Harbour Rd and Mandeville Campuses

This course is an overview of evangelism and assimilation, designed to equip and train believers on how to share their faith and be able to witness effectively for Christ.

History, Polity and Doctrine Church of God of Prophecy - Mandeville Campus

This course will focus on the roots and identity of the Church of God of Prophecy (COGOP) and its government and polity. In order to accomplish the objectives of the course, an in-depth examination of the history of the COGOP from its inception will be undertaken. In writing about history, Geoffrey Elton states, “The purpose of history is to understand the past, and if the past is to be understood it must be given full respect in its own right” (R.J. Evans, 1999:197). The biblical text tells us one of the primary reasons of history is “These things happened to them as examples and were written down as warnings for us, on whom the fullfilment of the ages has come” (1 Cor. 10:11 NIV). This course will honour the past, review the present, and project into the future.

History, Polity and Doctrine Church of God of Prophecy - 41 Old Harbour Rd Campus

This course will focus on the roots and identity of the Church of God of Prophecy (COGOP) and its government and polity. In order to accomplish the objectives of the course, an in-depth examination of the history of the COGOP from its inception will be undertaken. In writing about history, Geoffrey Elton states, “The purpose of history is to understand the past, and if the past is to be understood it must be given full respect in its own right” (R.J. Evans, 1999:197). The biblical text tells us one of the primary reasons of history is “These things happened to them as examples and were written down as warnings for us, on whom the fullfilment of the ages has come” (1 Cor. 10:11 NIV). This course will honour the past, review the present, and project into the future.


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