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       PLEASE BE ADVISED: 

      Based on the new Memorandum of Understanding between the International Office and the NCBIC. All students enrolled whether before or after September 2022 are being advised to register for the new courses. These new courses will be a requirement for you to pursue Ministerial Licensure in the near future. 

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      Hello Graduands. 

      As per information in our Campus Onboarding exercise at the beginning of the term. All prospective graduates are being asked to complete and submit the attached Graduation Application Form to the NCBIC Office Online email (ncbionlineja@gmail.com). 

      Please standby for subsequent communiques, you may also submit a working contact number along with your application. 

      Note: All eligible students are urged to participate in the graduation exercise. There is no option to graduate in absentia according to school policy. 

      Thank you everyone. Your questions, comments and concerns are welcomed. We are happy to assist. 

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      Registration for Term 3  May -July 2024 will be opened until May 20, 2024.

       You will be contacted by email after registration is closed. Orientation will be May 6, 2024.

      As soon as you are communicated with, kindly pay course fees in full. 

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      In order to successfully complete online studies, you have to be motivated, self-directed and conscientious. If you are that person, kindly fill out the form below and submit.
      All new applicants must submit a CERTIFIED copy of your qualifications, one passport-sized photo and two recommendation (one from your Pastor and one from another Minister of Religion, JP, Inspector of Police, Attorney at Law) to ncbionlineja@gmail.com without delay.

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      General Queries (NCBIC):

      NCBI Office Contact

      Tel: 1 (876) 361-5684

      Email: ncbicogopja@gmail.com

      Office hours:

      Mondays & Thursdays 11:00AM - 7:00PM

      Saturdays 9:00AM - 1:00PM

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      Technical Support (NCBICOnline):

      Tel: 1 (876) 879-1869

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Tilgængelige kurser

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.

This course focuses on the development of basic Spanish communication language skills: reading, writing, listening, and speaking. These four skills will help students to immerse and interact in a Spanish language context at beginners’ level and will also form the building blocks for advanced studies. Grammar will be taught through a communicative approach and classroom activities will integrate the language skills mentioned above. There will be an emphasis on verbal practice, which will be carried out beyond the sentence level. The use and understanding of basic grammatical terminology will be a necessary component of the course. This course requires continuous, independent work outside of the classroom and active participation to ensure successful performance in all class sessions.

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.

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. 

This course is designed to awaken the student's mind to an objective thinker as the concept of objective truth is under fire, especially in this post-modern era. 1 Peter 3:15 reminds us to be ready to respond to every man who asks us to give a reason for the hope that is in us. The course therefore will enable the student to give a compelling and credible defense of the Christian faith by looking at the tenets of apologetics. 

The Youth Ministry Certification Course is designed primarily for persons serving in Youth Ministry departments. However, the course may benefit persons interested in working with youths in any sphere. The goal is to produce visionary leaders with a high level of motivation to operate Youth departments that are vibrant, relevant and spirit-led.

This course is designed to prepare students for a deeper study of the New Testament. It gives an overview of the books of the New Testament, describing the political, social, historical and cultural context of the New Testament. The course will also provide a summary of the impact of the life of Christ on humanity.

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

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

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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.

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.

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.  

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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