We are in the process of developing this timely course to enable workers in God’s Kingdom to utilize technology efficiently. It will feature a 1-hour professional tech video to assist students in their efforts to reach out on various platforms.
We are excited to announce that we have started using NEO as our new LMS. Every module will contain the module descriptors for Bachelor and Master students, free PDF literature, a study guide (if appropriate), lectures/videos, a quiz, and the student feedback form that needs to be returned at the end of the module. All…
This publication that contextualizes expository preaching in the African context is innovative and exciting. The principles and techniques for effective biblical proclamation through orality, as espoused by Dr. Ezekiel Ajibade, deserve to be considered and applied to advance the Great Commission, to grow the church, and to expand the kingdom of God.
Congratulations to Manuel Geisler, whose dissertation on Missional Church Development (in German) has just been published by the Diplomica Verlag.
It is always encouraging to get feedback from students, which shows how studying at NCIU can change lives and lead to an expansion of the Kingdom of God: “I hereby submit my work on Cross-Cultural Church Planting that took me longer than expected because it was so interesting and fascinating. This course has probably been…
We are very pleased to announce Stephanie as our new office administrator. She has a wealth of administrative experience and a mission heart, which is perfect for her role with us. We are grateful to our previous administrator Teresa for providing faithful services for many years.
From a recent data collection, we were able to ascertain that we currently have students from 27 nationalities studying with us. New exciting opportunities will lead to an ever-increasing number of Gospel witnesses from diverse backgrounds. This internationalization is one of NCIU’s hallmarks.
Doctoral students can now download general NCIU research project information in the Student Login area under “Doctoral Studies”. It contains fundamental research literature and sections that should be part of any dissertation.
