The Assemblies of God Bible College assists you in preparing for ministry or just furthering your Biblical understanding. When you enroll in the Assemblies of God Bible College, you can prepare for ministry by obtaining an Associates of Arts, Bachelors or Masters degree. You can also receive a diploma or workers papers.
If you are sensing the call of God on your life for ministry, then the Assemblies of God Bible College will provide the environment to develop your ministry skills. For those who are seeking a better foundation and understanding of God’s Word, the Bible College will provide a thought-provoking atmosphere to press you deeper in your studies. Many will receive a better understanding or even discover their individual calling while attending Bible College.
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
The Assemblies of God in the Bahamas Bible College offers classes at night leading to several degree programs as outlined below. Classes are offered in three ten-week cycles and three two-week seminars from September through June. Each ten-week cycle during the school year is followed by a two-week seminar. Classes during the ten-week cycles meet on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Classes during the two-week seminars meet Monday through Friday evenings for two consecutive weeks.
Master of Arts Degree Requirements: Admission to the Master of Arts Degree Program requires biblical, theological, and academic competence as demonstrated by:
- Bachelor of Arts degree or its equivalent from an accredited institution with a minimum grade point average of 3.0 (B) on a 4.0 scale or a cumulative grade average of 80.
- Completion of a minimum of 15 credit hours of undergraduate course work in Bible and Theology. All or part of the admissions requirements for undergraduate level Bible and Theology maybe waived by proctored examination.
- Ability to study and communicate in English.
To order a catalog or for more information concerning courses and admissions requirements please contact the Assemblies of God National Office. Information located to the left of screen.