All Nations Theological College and Seminary

All Nations Theological College and Seminary (ANTS) has officially welcomed and oriented a new cohort of students undertaking Diploma and Certificate programmes in Theology for the 2026 academic year.

The orientation programme, held today at the College, marked an important beginning for the new students as they transition into theological education and become part of the ANTS community.

The programme was led by key administrators and academic leaders of the institution, headed by the Principal, Rev. Victor Wafula Jung. Other leaders who addressed and interacted with the students included the Human Resource Manager, Rev. Hur, the Academic Registrar, Rev. Francis, the Head of Bible and Theology, Rev. Choi, and the Dean of Students, Ps. Munene Benson, together with other officers representing various offices and departments.

During the orientation, the new students were introduced to the different offices and their respective responsibilities. The sessions provided important information on academic administration, student welfare, institutional policies, spiritual formation, communication channels, and the various services available to students throughout their time at ANTS.

The College leadership encouraged the students to approach their theological studies with commitment, discipline, humility, excellence, and a strong sense of Christian responsibility. Students were reminded that theological education goes beyond acquiring academic knowledge; it is also about developing character, deepening one's understanding of God's Word, and preparing for faithful service in the Church and wider community.

The orientation further gave students an opportunity to understand the values, vision, and mission of ANTS as an interdenominational theological institution committed to raising Christ-centred leaders equipped for effective Christian ministry.

With students joining from different backgrounds and denominations, the new cohort becomes part of the wider ANTS community and its longstanding tradition of theological training and spiritual formation.

As the new academic journey begins, ANTS warmly welcomes all newly admitted students and looks forward to supporting and walking with them throughout their studies.

Their journey now begins—not simply towards completing a programme, but towards becoming better prepared servants and leaders for God's mission.