Reflections on the first semester: An Interview with Seme
Seme reflects on how he has adapted to the new academic and cultural environment during his first semester at George Whitefield College.
6 July 2019
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Our training highlights God’s plan of salvation from Genesis to Revelation, and makes clear that not only does righteousness comes through faith alone in Christ Jesus, but also that a godly life can only be achieved through this same faith in Christ.
We aim to equip leaders biblically to teach and pastor within their cultural context. Some of the key topics of doctrine we cover include those prevalent to the African Church today, such as suffering, prosperity, miracles, deliverance, servant leadership, and witchcraft.
We believe the Bible training of local Christian teachers and leaders is crucial to strengthening the church. We partner with local institutions like Bishop Gwynne Bible College, as well as local missionaries, para-church organisations, and volunteers from the international Christian community.
Seme reflects on how he has adapted to the new academic and cultural environment during his first semester at George Whitefield College.
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