Certificate in Theology (C.Th.)
A one-year foundational program designed to equip believers with essential biblical knowledge, sound Christian doctrine, and practical ministry skills for effective service in the local church and beyond.
Program Overview
The Certificate in Theology (C.Th.) is a foundational academic program created for individuals who desire structured theological training and spiritual growth. This course introduces students to the core teachings of Scripture, the foundational doctrines of the Christian faith, and practical ministry principles. It is ideal for church members, ministry volunteers, emerging leaders, and those sensing a call to deeper service.
The program balances academic instruction with spiritual formation, helping students develop both biblical understanding and Christ-centered character. It also provides a clear pathway toward advanced theological studies.
Duration
One academic year of structured theological study.
Eligibility
SSLC or equivalent qualification with a personal testimony of Christian faith.
Core Subjects
Old Testament Survey, New Testament Survey, Christian Doctrine, Introduction to Ministry, and Spiritual Formation.
Spiritual Formation
Emphasis on prayer, biblical devotion, character development, and personal holiness.
Ministry Skills
Practical exposure to teaching, evangelism, church support roles, and leadership fundamentals.
Academic Progression
Serves as a stepping stone into Diploma in Theology and higher degree programs.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the Certificate in Theology, students will:
- Demonstrate foundational understanding of the Bible and its major themes.
- Explain essential Christian doctrines clearly and confidently.
- Apply biblical principles to personal life and ministry contexts.
- Participate effectively in local church service and leadership support roles.
- Develop disciplined spiritual practices and Christian character.
Ministry & Career Pathways
Graduates of the Certificate in Theology program are equipped to serve in various local church ministries, including teaching assistance, youth ministry support, evangelistic outreach, and church administration. Many students continue their academic journey toward the Diploma or Bachelor of Theology programs, deepening their theological knowledge and expanding ministry opportunities.