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Semeon Mulatu

Transitioning from a Theological College to a Christian University

A Multi-Case Study in the East African Context

Semeon Mulatu

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Langham Global Library
14 October 2017

Series: ICETE

The decision for ministerial training institutions to become broader educational institutions that offer courses outside the traditional areas of theology is certainly not unique to a specific geographical context. While there are many examples of notable institutions making this transition in North America and Europe, very little reflection has been carried out in the global south.

In this book, Dr Semeon Mulatu looks to institutions in Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo that have completed or embarked upon the journey to university status. The study explores the motivations of educational leaders in pursuing such a transition, as well as the impact it has had or will have on the continued theological education and Christian mission of the institution. Here you will find answers to key questions such as:

- What is lost and gained by a seminary becoming a university?

- What are the challenges along the road?

- Is it all worth it in the end?

By: Semeon Mulatu
Imprint: Langham Global Library
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm,
ISBN: 9781783683185
ISBN 10: 178368318X
Series: ICETE
Pages: 238
Publication Date: 14 October 2017
Audience: Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

SEMEON MULATU has a PhD in Leadership from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Kentucky, USA. He is Principal at Evangelical Theological College, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, for the second time, and has also been Assistant Principal, Dean of Students and a Lecturer. He has been involved in theological education for nearly twenty-five years but his background was originally in Mathematics. Semeon is also currently Chairman of the Elders Board at Mekanissa Kale Heywot Church.

Reviews for Transitioning from a Theological College to a Christian University: A Multi-Case Study in the East African Context

A timely and relevant resource to guide numerous institutions into an informed engagement of this exciting, challenging and enriching process of transitioning to university status. -- Rev Emmanuel Chemengich, DMin Executive Director, Association for Christian Theological Education in Africa (ACTEA)Essential reading for those who wish a better understanding of this very important phenomenon in Christian higher education. -- Scott Cunningham, PhD Interim President and CEO, Overseas CouncilThe important trend of recent years for theological colleges in Africa to transition to Christian universities is here provided with a pioneering research study. Semeon Mulatu has elegantly surfaced the core issues and patterns relevant to assessment of this trend. -- Paul Bowers, PhD Managing Editor, BookNotes for Africa Former International Director, International Council for Evangelical Theological Education