Authenticity and integrity (AI) is the theme of this year’s Bible College Consultation which will take place on 11-13 June at the eMseni Christian Centre, about 8km from the OR Tambo airport (https://emsenichristiancentre.co.za/).
The Theological Education Association of Southern Africa (TEASA), in conjunction with Mukhanyo, expects to have a list of prominent speakers to address the conference on a very topical theme since artificial intelligence (also AI) could become another threat to honest and God-willing Bible studies.
Despite economic challenges and poverty in Southern Africa and beyond, TEASA expects to draw representatives from some hundred colleges, seminaries, Bible schools and universities. This marks the 13th consultation, with the inaugural event held in 2011.
Previous annual consultations have covered themes like God’s work, serving the church, standing firm for truth, promoting the quality of Bible education, Christian ethics, spiritual formation, Christian leadership, technology and tradition, developing of teachers and facilitators, and curricula development – all aspects to promote Bible education.
TEASA is an association of Bible colleges and seminaries that find synergy and fellowship to promote their common visions of theological education in Africa. The association includes institutions such as the Bible Institute of South Africa, George Whitefield College and the International College of Bible and Missions, with Mukhanyo acting as the organiser.
Registration to attend the consultation is now open and includes overnight accommodation and meals. Visit www.teasa.co.za for more details, fees, and to register.
