Further equipped for mission

Every Christian denomination has tenets of faith that are peculiar to its movement. The Seventh-day Adventist Church, in whose institution I'm studying, is no exemption.

Before now, I've always had questions concerning certain dogmas but my current citadel of learning has helped enhanced my knowledge on such questions and has also made me understand that it is fine for critical minds to ask critical question.

So far, my expectations of improvement in academic writing is being met. Because the school emphasises more of excellent academic papers, it makes available a vast & well equipped library, a teacher under whose tutelage any student willing to work hard is bound to improve, and uncompromised standards for vetting papers written by students.

My course of study is so rich with the blend of theoretical and practical courses that are geared towards mission success in this age. Every course has a reading report of at least 500 pages with deadlines. Courses also have room for class presentation on burning issues. The teachers have the wherewithal to make an excellent delivery of the courses they teach.

The school has in its program visit to certain historical places all over Europe to help students have a feel of things read in books and discussed in class.

Conclusively, the school is doing very well with adapting course content to present day situations.