7 Sports Road
Slaterville
Benoni
City of Ekurhuleni
Gauteng
1512 Contact Number
011 965 1252
Contact Number
082 627 6807
Fax Number
086 500 1849
Email [email protected]Website https://www.hebroncollege.co.za/
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Hebron Theological College
The vision of Hebron Theological College (HTC) is to provide quality theological, ministry training and materials for learners and training organisations. Our ministry is to serve the training needs of the Church. Specific training is now given in Pastoral Ministry, Missions, Theology. Already thousands of students have graduated from these study programmes, but we feel that only a start has been made to meet the needs facing the Church.
We believe that theological and ministry training should be God-glorifying, Christ-focused, Holy Spirit-anointed, Bible-integrated and taught on the authority of God’s Word for the building up of the Church.
Our distance-education training programme for Christian leaders began in 1962 when Rev. F.H. Burke opened the ‘All Africa School of Theology’. In 1981, Dr and Mrs. Fawcett founded ‘Hebron Bible College’. In 1989 the two colleges amalgamated, and in 2000 the name was changed to Hebron Theological College (Association incorporated under section 21.)
Hebron Theological College NPC (hereafter referred to as HTC) is a registered Section 21 Company (Registration No. 2000/010415/08)
The vision of Hebron Theological College (HTC) is to provide quality theological, ministry training and materials for learners and training organisations. Our ministry is to serve the training needs of the Church. Specific training is now given in Pastoral Ministry, Missions, Theology. Already thousands of students have graduated from these study programmes, but we feel that only a start has been made to meet the needs facing the Church.
We believe that theological and ministry training should be God-glorifying, Christ-focused, Holy Spirit-anointed, Bible-integrated and taught on the authority of God’s Word for the building up of the Church.
Our distance-education training programme for Christian leaders began in 1962 when Rev. F.H. Burke opened the ‘All Africa School of Theology’. In 1981, Dr and Mrs. Fawcett founded ‘Hebron Bible College’. In 1989 the two colleges amalgamated, and in 2000 the name was changed to Hebron Theological College (Association incorporated under section 21.)
Hebron Theological College NPC (hereafter referred to as HTC) is a registered Section 21 Company (Registration No. 2000/010415/08)
