Emmanuel Bible College

As an institution, Emmanuel Bible College is firmly committed to its mission, vision, and values. However, it is clear that the world, culture, and church are changing rapidly and this calls for a new perspective and approach. These changes require us to re-evaluate our organization, practices, and theological ethos.ereco2logical is a perspective that encourages us to think globally, respect the environment, and work for the common good. In everything that we do, we strive to be hopeful and encouraging. Shell-shocked from the pandemic and looking forward to the next challenge, we are confident that God is there. We cannot do all of these things on our own, but we must point out that these three core values are the foundation for the transformation that is happening. The Vital Importance of the Bible School Emmanuel's vision remains untouched and is still intact. We want to be a multidivisional ministry that offers both accredited and not-accredited ministry, discipleship training, and ministry using all delivery methods for the benefit of the local church. The Bible College is facing a changing landscape and the global church environment. Therefore, its role is more important and strategic. We are confident that God is there and He has called us to be resilient and respond to change. Bible College Eco-theology The Bible College is committed to the orthodox perspective of faith in a changing world. However, its theological curriculum, worldview, and pedagogy are becoming increasingly interconnected and mutually reinforcing. Eco-theology promotes ecological and economic equality and is represented by the Global Economic and Social Justice initiative (RA3920). This is in line with the college's eco-theology perspective, which seeks to protect the environment, respect animals, and reduce waste. Critical Theory and theodicy