Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary in Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA, and Mukhanyo Theological College recognize five years of partnership and affirm the continued collaboration for the ThM programme in South Africa.
Mukhanyo therefore remains the local facilitation partner for Puritan Reformed’s Master of Theology (ThM) programme. This programme is accessible to students based in Southern Africa through Mukhanyo’s Pretoria campus, alongside Mukhanyo’s accredited Higher Certificates, Bachelor’s, and Honours programmes in theology.
Over the past five years, Mukhanyo and Puritan Reformed have shared a commitment to biblically faithful, Reformed, experiential, and academically rigorous theological education that equips Christians for all forms of contemporary ministry. The continued relationship reflects the shared commitment of both institutions to serve Christ’s church through theological education that is firmly grounded in Scripture, faithful to the Reformed tradition, and relevant to the needs of the church in Southern Africa today.
“We are grateful for our relationship with Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, and we greatly appreciate our shared convictions and mutual cooperation,” says Dr Brian DeVries, Principal of Mukhanyo Theological College. “Our partnership continues to provide students with access to high-quality theological education while also strengthening the training of church leaders and other Christians to faithfully serve God’s people throughout Southern Africa.”
“Over five years, this partnership has proven to be beneficial for many students,” says Dr Adriaan Neele, President of Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary. “A continuation of the offering of an internationally accredited ThM programme continues to strengthen the churches by God’s grace.”
Students currently enrolled in Mukhanyo programmes or the ThM programme of PRTS can continue their studies with confidence, knowing that there have been no changes to the partnership or to the academic opportunities offered by the two institutions.
As a registered and accredited private higher education institution, Mukhanyo remains committed to providing accessible, recognised theological education through its seven learning centres in South Africa, as well as through its growing network of local learning sites across Southern Africa.
Mukhanyo also welcomes enquiries from students who have studied theology elsewhere and want to know if their previous studies qualify for academic credit. In line with Mukhanyo’s academic policies, prior learning may be considered through established processes for admission, Credit Accumulation and Transfer (CAT), or Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). Each application is assessed on its own merits.
Mukhanyo remains committed to equipping pastors, church leaders and Christian workers through accredited theological education that is academically rigorous, biblically faithful, and practically relevant.
For more information about any of Mukhanyo’s accredited programmes or Puritan Reformed’s ThM programme facilitated at the Pretoria campus, visit www.mtc.ac.za or contact Mukhanyo Theological College directly.