DEPARTMENT OF BIBLICAL STUDIES

PROGRAMME PHILOSOPHY & OBJECTIVES

A Christ-centred curriculum stands at the centre of ANU’s educational programme, and the Biblical Studies Department is the foundation for such a venture. ANU’s vision of raising leaders with Christian values calls for pastors and church leaders who are academically, biblically and theologically balanced to be self-supporting, effective and relevant.

GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

ANU’s department of Biblical Studies purposes to fulfil its mission by:
  • Providing educational instruction at the undergraduate level.
  • Providing biblical, theological, ministry, and business administration instruction in a Spirit-filled ethos.
  • Exposing students to those disciplines which will enable the effective communication of the Gospel and in the field of business, the understanding of the people to which the Gospel is being shared, and the acquisition of necessary skills.
  • Challenging students to formulate a solid biblical and Christian world view and mind set for live and ministry.
  • Enabling students to develop the analytical and reflective skills needed for maturity in life, ministry and business.
  • Stimulating students to discover and develop their spiritual gifts.
  • Exposing students to the practices of ministry through supervised experiences.

PROGRAMMES

B.A. Biblical Studies with a minor in Business Administration Diploma in Biblical Studies

Certificate in Biblical Studies

FACULTY

Mr. Ampate Koduah Baffour; B.Sc., Mathematics;, Post Grad Diploma, Management; M.A Biblical Studies; M.Th (Head of Department)

Pastor Samuel Ofori Kwakye (Specialization – Practical) TheologyMPhil in the Study of Religions (2007), University of Ghana, Legon BA (Theology), 2003, Central University College, Accra

Rev. Dr. John Kofi Futagb; Doctor of Ministry (DMIN), Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, U.S.A.;Master of Divinity (MDiv), Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, U.S.A.
1997-1999 – Master of Arts in Religion (MAR) Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, U.S.A.

Rev. David Stiles-Ocran;

Rev. George Alhassani
Pontifical Biblical Institute, Rome, Licentiate (Masters) in Sacred Scripture; St. Victor’s Major Seminary Tamale; Studies in Philosophy and Theology