Nazarene Theological College - Manchester
About Nazarene Theological College - Manchester
Nazarene Theological College (NTC) is an affiliate of the University of Manchester offering Undergraduate & Postgraduate degrees in Theology. NTC is a highy respected evangelical college in the NW of England. We are located in Didsbury, South Manchester.
Nazarene Theological College - Manchester Description
Our Vision Statement
As GodŌĆÖs holy people we aspire to be a learning community reflecting the love of God as Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Dedicated to excellence in theological education, we intentionally foster character formation within contexts that are both practical and reflective.
Our Values
Relationships
We commit ourselves to loving relationships with God, one another and the world. Expressed in a communal life of worship, learning and ministry, we foster good communication and healthy relationships characterised by compassion, grace, justice, mercy and mutual accountability. The community is global and diverse, encompassing people of many nations, cultures and denominations. In Christ-Likeness we are servant-hearted, transformed by the Spirit who empowers us to live out our faith wherever we are found.
Excellence
We strive for excellence in all aspects of our college life: our worship and service, our academic teaching, scholarship and research, our governance, communication and administration and our practice of ministry and mission. Our hope is to enable every person within our community to realise their potential and become the women and men they are created to be.
Learning
We are committed to acquire godly wisdom, knowledge and experience as we creatively research, reflect, and develop together. We strive to be creative in our modes and methods of delivering education and learning, professional in our research and practice and passionate about nurturing a desire for life-long learning and professional development.
Reviews
Three of our German Master's students, Robert, Alina and Daniel, are thriving in a growing ministry amongst Muslim-background people in the Frankfurt area. The Upper Room Frankfurt came from the Upper Room Glasgow which was set up by NTC lecturer Wes White! ¤æŤæŤæÅ
Thanks to Ian our regular bee keeper coming to feed his ¤ÉؤÉؤÉؤÉؤÉؤÉؤÉؤÉؤÉؤÉØ ¤ÉؤÉؤÉØ#DiscoverNTC #LoveNTC #LoveBees
Date for your diary... Tues 18th June, 5pm. Our Upcoming MWRC annual Lecture with Dr. Chris E. W. Green on "The Fall of Wisdom: Reflections on Evil and the Purposes of God."
Open Day has kicked off! Just about to tour the campus! ¤śŹ
Dr MiJa Wi presenting at the joint Manchester-Lausanne colloquium today!
Having personal information collected and analysed is part of everyday life ŌĆō for everyone, not only a suspect few.
Surveillance makes possible government, retail, healthcare, education in fact almost all dimensions of society. This lecture discusses how Christians might respond using the Bible and theological insights.
Dr Eric Stoddart (Lecturer in Practical Theology, University of St Andrews) main research interests lie in surveillance and in digital technologies more gener...ally ŌĆō all from a practical theological perspective. He is curious about the faith which our societies place in technologies as supposed solutions to relationship challenges across a whole host of levels and in a multitude of contexts.
This a free public lecture.
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Thanks to Hannah Malcolm, Project Coordinator God and the Big Bang for this week's Three Minute Theology. ¤Ä¼Thanks Hannah. ¤æÅ
Great to be part of a teaching day with the New Life Wesleyan Church in Birmingham this week. Looking forward to the next one. ¤śā
It's our final night at Spring Harvest... And some of us might be a little bit excited for Graham Kendrick later ¤ś¦
Today is the last day to visit our stand! Don't miss out. ¤ś«
Great message today from Malcolm Duncan on prayer #sh2019 @ Harrogate Convention Centre
We have arrived at Spring Harvest (Harrogate)! Come say "hello" if you are around.... ¤śĆ #SH2019 #exhibitionhall @ Harrogate, North Yorkshire
A huge congratulations to Dr Mija Wi, whose PhD has been published in the LNTS series! Check out our mini interview with her about the book...
Our next Open Day is happening soon!
This is a great chance to come and experience life at NTC. You'll get a taster class, some hot food, and a nice tour of campus too.
Register now: bit.ly/2D5HXmi
Thanks to all who came to celebrate 46 years of Manchester Bible School. May God bless another 46 years.
Here's something new...
Check out NTC Principal Deirdre Brower Latz blog in Premier Premier Christianity ¤æŹ enjoy. https:/ŌĆ”/If-you-stay-here-stay-properly -HŌĆ”for-my-neighbourhood
"I am humbled and blown away at seeing the impact of partnering with God in all that He is doing."
It is a pleasure to have Dr Kent Brower presenting this week's 'Three Minute Theology' ¤Ä¼ Enjoy learning about 'Understanding Holiness in Scripture' Thanks Kent! ŌśĢ’ĖÅ
Where I attended (I was 21) from Sep 1975 - Dec 1976. I graduated on 28 May 1977 with a Certificate of Lay Training. (Of course, the College was The British Isles Nazarene College (BINC) in those days.) An ace time. Fond memories and a great educational foundation to build upon. I attended the Batley Church of the Nazarene at the time :-)
Oh, these great institutions of old. Never had the privileged to attend but how I wish! But I'm doing second best and that is to collect English Bibles and take them to very poor schools in parts of Southern-Africa. Children in many African countries are taught in English only, but sadly few have a Bible, especially children Bibles. Please check my fb Gwayiriver Trust and give a word of encouragement Bless you.
I think it is a great college with good leadership. It is close to downtown Manchester where there is always something to do. Everyone matters and that makes a difference, and the great professors matter too, especially when needing to learn and earn a degree.
I had a lovely time at my literary event!
Awesome place, awesome people. Awesome place to learn.
Where I attended (I was 21) from Sep 1975 - Dec 1976. I graduated on 28 May 1977 with a Certificate of Lay Training. (Of course, the College was The British Isles Nazarene College (BINC) in those days.) An ace time. Fond memories and a great educational foundation to build upon. I attended the Batley Church of the Nazarene at the time :-)
Oh, these great institutions of old. Never had the privileged to attend but how I wish! But I'm doing second best and that is to collect English Bibles and take them to very poor schools in parts of Southern-Africa. Children in many African countries are taught in English only, but sadly few have a Bible, especially children Bibles. Please check my fb Gwayiriver Trust and give a word of encouragement Bless you.
I think it is a great college with good leadership. It is close to downtown Manchester where there is always something to do. Everyone matters and that makes a difference, and the great professors matter too, especially when needing to learn and earn a degree.
I had a lovely time at my literary event!
Awesome place, awesome people. Awesome place to learn.