Soweto Evening Course

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An evening course over two years in Bible handling and engaging with culture.

Monday, Thursday

6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

The Soweto Evening courses, runs over two courses and aims to prepare students for teaching God’s Word in their churches and other settings. It also qualifies a student to receive Continued Professional Development (CPD) points as set out below these points are recognised by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA).

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Monday Course Content

The evening course is split into two parts and the following modules are covered over the course of two-years.

Biblical Counselling & Care

Biblical Counselling & Care introduces students to caring for and counselling people who are going through sin & suffering through God’s Word.

Handling God’s Word (New Testament)

How to understand and teach the letters, the gospels, Acts and Revelation.

Bible Overview

Tracing major themes through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation and understanding how the Bible fits together.

Handling God’s Word (Old Testament)

How to understand and teach Old Testament narrative.

A Faith to Live By

Understanding and applying key topics in Systematic Theology including the Gospel, salvation, the Holy Spirit, the Trinity and the Bible.

Handling God’s Word

Learning and practicing key skills for understanding, interpreting, and applying God’s word to contemporary South Africa.

Thursday Course content

The evening course is split into two parts and the following modules are covered over the course of two-years.

Preaching Workshops

Learning and practicing how to communicate God’s word faithfully and effectively. Students will give regular talks or prepare Bible studies. Students will receive constructive feedback.

Christian Ministry and Leadership

Developing skills to be a leader of God’s people, including spiritual development, mission, and the practical & cultural aspects of ministry leadership skills.

Engaging with God’s World

Understanding how to use the Bible for worldview apologetics and ethical issues, including suffering, race, HIV/AIDS, African traditional religion, other religions, sexuality, marriage, science and issues surrounding the beginning and ending of life.