WNCC's Workshop and Graduation
Posted: Wednesday July 7, 2010
WNCC Preachers’ Workshop West Nigeria Christian College’s Annual Preachers and Church Leaders’ Workshop was held on May 18 – 21, 2010. This year’s event marks the beginning of the second decade of the workshop since the inception of the College…
Nashville Fundraiser!
Posted: Saturday June 26, 2010
Tuesday, June 29th
Baja Fresh in Green Hills
Nashville, Tennessee
All Day!
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A Glorious Exit
Posted: Tuesday May 11, 2010
The Board of Directors for ACSF is saddened to announce the passing of a dear brother in Christ and faithful laborer in the harvest fields of Nigeria. Dr. Daniel Chukwuyem Ojeh was called home to the place Jesus ascended…
Expanding the Gospel’s Reach in Africa
Posted: Saturday April 24, 2010
The theme of the 26th Annual African Violet Dinner this year, From Muleback to Super Jet to Cyberspace, found its inspiration from the book by famed preacher Marshall Keeble titled “From Muleback to Super Jet.” In that book, Keeble…
African Violet Dinner
Posted: Monday March 15, 2010
African Violet Dinner
Franklin Marriott
Tuesday, April 20th
6:30pm
RSVP by calling 615-244-8181
We’re Celebrating Two Milestones!
Posted: Wednesday July 8, 2009
2009 is a year of great milestones for African Christian Schools Foundation. While the work has gone on for over 60 years, this is our 50th anniversary as ACSF. For over 50 years, our focus has been training…
Enslaved
Posted: Monday November 10, 2008
The town of Badagry, Nigeria was founded around 1425 A.D. It was one of the very first slaving ports in all of Africa. It is reported that over 500,000 slaves where shipped out of Badagry prior to the abolishing of…
44 Souls Baptized
Posted: Wednesday July 2, 2008
On Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2008, Goodnews Peter and Uyai Joshua, NCBC faculty members, spent their last week of Christmas break at Ette, in Enugu State. There are eight congregations in Ette, with only one trained preacher, so when members of the…
Hollywood Discovers Africa
Posted: Thursday May 10, 2007
Movies about romantic adventures in Africa, such as the Tarzan movies, “The African Queen,” and “King Solomon’s Mines” are relics of the past. In their place are history-based, award-winning productions that expose the continent’s harsh realities, such as “Hotel…
