Southern Africa Bible College
Spreading the Flame is the culmination of more than 40 years of bringing Christ in the southern subcontinent of Africa. Eldred Echols, late veteran missionary to Africa, and Al J. Horne, one of the first converts in South Africa, had a joint-dream… to ignite the fires of gospel outreach in that region and beyond. With the Lord’s guidance, they formed Southern Africa Bible School (now College) in 1966, established in Benoni, South Africa for the mission to “train Africans to evangelize Africa.” Now more than 600 graduates and former students are proclaiming Christ across the continent of Africa.
Courses:
- Higher Certificate in Theology
- Bachelor of Arts in Theology
Southern Africa Bible College offers two certificates/degrees: a Bachelor's Degree in Theology and a Higher Certificate in Theology. The College now offers various courses for non-degree purposes (“short courses”) that receive no certification. These may be taken on the campus, either full-time or part-time or by distance learning. (Please note that course fees are charged for distance learning.)
Applications:
The application form can be downloaded for printing off the Bible College website. The Financial Assistance Form, Preacher Confidential Recommendation Form, and Distance Learning Program Registration Form can also be found on the website.
Campus:
- Benoni, Gauteng.
Website
Click here for the company website.
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