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New Life Theological Seminary: Specialties

For the glory of Jesus the Messiah, New Life Theological Seminary is committed to equip servant leaders with integrity to exegete and deliver the Word of God with no compromises in teaching no greediness of purpose and no prejudice of instruction to urban people of all cultures enabling them to reach the lost disciple the saved and further the kingdom of God.

New Life Theological Seminary’s programs involve intensive Biblical study as well as religious activities beyond the classroom, such as chapel services and daily prayers.

New Life Theological Seminary - Nigeria

The New Life Theological Seminary in Nigeria is headed by Apostle Saturday Mark Akpan. The school came into Nigeria in 2001 when Bishop Richard Copeland and Mark met to discuss the possibility of collaboration for Theological and Ministerial Education of Christian leaders in Nigeria. That meeting resulted in the appointment of Saturday Mark as an adjunct faculty member of the New Life Seminary and the establishment of a campus of the Seminary in Nigeria.

Nigeria Campus: The Journey so far. . .

From the first matriculation of six students in August 2001, New life Theological Seminary has graduated One Hundred and Sixteen student and still counting.

New Life operates permanently from the iCORE center in Ikot Ukang, Ika Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State is exploring a possible extension into Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital for a major permanent location. In partnership with the International Congress on Rural Evangelism, New Life have brought honours on prominent Nigerian Christians who have left their footprint in the sands of time through commitment to evangelism and Church planting/development efforts, especially, in the rural areas.

New Life in Nigeria is a total departure from the culture of shabby and commercial approach to ministerial education and biblical studies which occupies an elevated place within the Nigerian Ecclesiastical system.