06th November 2021
By Sydney Barson
Scores of people gathered yesterday at the United Congregational Church of Southern Africa (UCCSA) to witness the graduation of 8 Pastors with certificates and diplomas in Pastoral studies just 3 kilometers aways from Lupane State University where President Emmerson Mnangagwa was gracing the Lupane State University's 12th graduation.
Guest of honour, Rev Shadreck Ncube from the Zimbabwe Christian Alliance said his organisation is behind capacity building initiatives of the clergy.
He praised the eight pastors for their sterling efforts and resilience in studying the word of God.
"We support the empowerment of clergymen and women especially as they study the word of God. We are behind you and I urge you bafundisi not to tire but to continue learning so that you can go out there to feed the people who are hungry of the word." said Rev Ncube.
The graduands are Pastors Bothwell Ndlovu, Shadreck Ndebele, Israel Ncube, Rennick Sibanda, Jairos Mweembe, Sindisiwe Muteshe, Edify Muteshe and Apostle Tamuka Nyoni.
The eight pastors were studying with Pillsbury College and Seminary, International which is an extension of Pillsbury Scarborough Bible College and Seminary, in St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A. (PSBCS), the Parent College.
Established in 2011 the institute offers Diploma in Biblical Studies, Associate’s Degree in Biblical Studies, Master of Ministry Degree in Biblical Studies, Master of Theology Degree in Biblical Studies, Master of Divinity Degree in Biblical Studies, Doctor of Ministry Degree in Biblical Studies, and a Doctor of Theology Degree in Biblical Studies.
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