Our History About ICBM
The International College of Bible and Missions began in January 2000 through the vision of Dr. Stewart Snook (ICBM's first principal) and others. The second principal was Dr. Gorgon Gregory; the third, Dr Frank Shayi, and fourth, Rev. Ndaba Mazabane. Our fifth and current principal is Dr. Arthur Alard who started serving in this role in January 2017. The college exists to serve the need of training leaders for the evangelical churches of Southern Africa.
Update on CHE Teach Out Process
The Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) has approved our request to teach out our remaining students until June 2023. As communicated in our previous communication, all students in the teach out process for our current programmes will graduate with an accredited qualification, granted they do so before June 2023. We are committed to supporting our students in the completion of their studies over this teach out period.
Update on QCTO Accreditation Process
It gives us great pleasure to inform you that ICBM has officially been granted accreditation with the Quality Council for Trades and Occupations (QCTO) to offer the following occupational programmes:
1. Christian Religious Practitioner NQF 2 (156 Credits - one year programme)
2. Christian Religious Professional NQF 5 (237 Credits - two year programme)
Join us in Fulfilling our Vision of Proclaiming Christ to the World
ICBM's Mission Statement
ICBM is established to enable those called of God to develop their God-given gifts, to prepare them for the ministry of the propagation of the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ and to teach them to live and work by a Christian worldview.
ICBM's Vision
- To see men and women trained for vocational Christian ministry, so that they will be effective in making disciples of all the nations.
- To provide a learning centre for the local Christian community.
- To be a resource to the churches of Gauteng for workshops and seminars in their areas of need and ICBM’s areas of expertise.
- To train lay leaders in the churches of the surrounding areas to be highly effective ministers in their churches and highly effective members of their communities.
- To be the administrative centre of a group of regional learning centres in the major urban areas of South Africa in order to multiply our efforts beyond the region of Gauteng into the rest of the country.