Kajo‑Keji Christian College was established in 1993 (formerly known as ‘Canon Benaiah Poggo College’). The college trains church leaders for the Dioceses of the Sudan and other denominations in order to meet the tremendous growth of the Church in Sudan. The college has endured hardships having been displaced by civil war, moving to Northern Uganda in 1994, then relocating to Kajo‑Keji in South Sudan in 2008. In January 2017, due...

Moore College has a long‑standing relationship with George Whitefield College, which was established in 1989 by David Broughton Knox, former Moore College principal and the first principal of George Whitefield College.  He laid the foundations of a college that would have as the focal point of its study program the “whole counsel of God”.  He believed that men and women who knew God and understood His will would be faithful in...

The Bible Training Initiative (BTI) at Stellenbosch University, South Africa, is a group of very ordinary Christ‑followers with an earnest desire to see the body of Christ grow (across the denominations and ‘churches’) in real knowledge and love of God, and love for one another in Christ.  BTI wants to help individuals form a strong biblical foundation for knowledge of, and communion with, the Triune God.  They seek to accomplish this...

The Center for Pastoral Studies (CEP) is an institution within the Anglican Church of Chile, which trains men and women for Christian ministry. Their training program is firmly rooted in biblical theology and its application to life, family and service, giving their students the tools they need for a faithful and persevering life in ministry. Moore College has had a long and well‑established relationship with the Center for Pastoral Studies....

The Anglican Diocese of Mauritius is organised into 17 parishes and some five mission churches in Mauritius and Rodrigues. In addition to the parishes there are many organisations working in areas such as education, health, mission and evangelisation, social welfare and communications. The Diocese of Mauritius belongs to the Anglican Church of the Province of the Indian Ocean. The mission of the Anglican Diocese is for their members to serve...

The Anglican Church of Madagascar is in the Province of the Indian Ocean and comprises six dioceses. The first Anglican missionary arrived in Madagascar in 1864. In 1874 the diocese of Madagascar was founded. It was divided into three in 1969, and two more dioceses were created in 2003. The number of Anglicans in Madagascar began to grow rapidly as of 1991 (Anglican Decade of Evangelism) and is estimated at...