Accreditation

By definition, the word "accredit" means to authorize, endorse, and officially

approve of. What ordination is to a minister, accreditation is to an institution.

Accreditation is a group process by which academic institutions voluntarily

agree to participate in a set of established standards in order to encourage

quality education. Biblical institutions are not legally required to become

accredited, but it is a very desirable standing.

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Accredited status means an institution has voluntarily submitted to undergo

a comprehensive examination in line with secular standards to determine that

it operates at a worthy level of performance.

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We are Supported by Christian Universities, Colleges and Theological

Seminaries across the world. We partner together because we are endorsed

by the BODY of CHRIST.  We are recognized by various mainline

denominations of the Philippines, North America, Africa, and elsewhere.

Most of all we are accredited by the Most High God to whom we will give

account!

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•     There is secular education and there is religious education.

•     Secular schools seek secular accreditation, and sacred schools receive            

        sacred accreditation—each by their own peers.

•     Christian institutions need no secular accreditation because they offer no

      secular degrees.

•     Christian accrediting associations are recognized by the Church of Jesus

       Christ, which has no supreme central office on earth. Our authority is

       derived directly from Heaven.

•     Civil and Christian interests have separate realms of jurisdiction.

•     The State is not superior to the Church. The Church needs not wait for

       approval from the secular world.

•     Civil agencies should not be dictating standards of Christian education,

       more than men in uniforms or authority should be directing the worship

       any of God.

•      Theological Seminaries and Bible Schools should not be accredited   by

       accrediting associations that are "recognized" by an agency of the

       government. This is contrary to the Biblical principle of "Separation of

       Church and State," Jesus indicated this when He said, "...Render unto

        Caesar the things that are Caesar's, and to God the things that are

       God's..."  (Mk 12:17).

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We will continue to shy away from any kind of accreditation that might

weaken our ability to train men and women to be effective servants of Christ

in their church and place of ministry service. Churches need ministers who

demonstrate  that they truly have a real degree and education by what they

are and how they  perform their tasks.

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Our degree will give you the credible qualification that you need, but most

importantly, you will engage in studies that will sharpen your God-given

talents to do great things for God.

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Your church and peers will accept your degree if they accept you. The degree

does not make the person. The person makes the degree.

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The main questions to be asked when considering choosing an institution for

Christian education are,” Is this institution pleasing God?” If it is pleasing God,

then it does not matter who is displeased. Secondly, “Are the professors truly

men and women of integrity, dignity, anointed, called in this area of teaching,

and do they have proven ministries?” If they have these marks, again, it does

not  matter who is displeased.

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We ask all of our students to pray about all they do in life. Our institutions

are about honoring Christ and being His servants. We believe the

accreditation of  God is on our institutions because we strive to please Him

in academic and  ministry training.