Equipping Ministers,
Impacting Nations
Impacting Nations
Empowering you with biblical truth, ministry skills, and spiritual depth to fulfill your God-given calling.
Enroll Now Christ Community Theological Institute & Seminary is committed to preparing men to serve in the pastoral ministry.
Each year churches and ministers call for admissions and ordinations. CCTIAS graduates serve as Apostles, Pastors, Prophets, Teachers and Evangelists in Churches and ministries across nations. An important step after a man is called to the ministry is his training and ordination.
CCTIAS is a trifurcated Christian, non-traditional, distance learning education ministry of Christ Community Conference for Churches and Clergy (CCCFORCC), an incorporated non-profit religious organization established since 1994 which offers exclusive training for equipping and commissioning of members of the Body of Christ called to the ministry and to serve as Church leaders, Christian workers and Bible scholars who will orient to the word of God, shepherd the Lord’s flock, observe the ordinances, teach and edify the saints and evangelize for the advancement of the Kingdom of God. This program has great benefit of prestige, honor, promotion and aristocracy for ministers with a call, training and their own Church or ministry.
CCTIAS is here to train people who are looking for spiritual self-enrichment and also for those who wish to use such a formal training in Bible and Theology for Christian ministry-related purposes. This program is not for academic pursuit or secular traditional education. All activities of this incorporation are for religious purposes only. Over four thousand (4,000) protégés have graduated from this institution and 2,000 commissioned and ordained upon the recommendations of their Churches and ministries.
CCTIAS is not meant for theological training for the sake of getting jobs or acquiring degrees for fame. Applicants whose primary purpose is to seek a job after their studies should look elsewhere for a Bible Seminary that trains people for jobs and should not look to CCTIAS to meet such a requirement. That is simply not part of our mission or vision but for Christian calling, professional learning and global evangelization and some part or whole of its activities may be sponsored by Accredited Religious Exemption Institutions in the USA which offer course lessons and diplomas and degrees. Degree credentials are to upgrade your ministerial status, prestige in ministry and authenticate your acquired knowledge through the ecclesiastical establishments.
CCTIAS is to preserve the integrity of its mission and legacy by the grace of God; To defend and To teach sound doctrine through proper interpretation of the scriptures governed by grammatical, historical and contextual hermeneutics and in a manner consistent with the scripture and to prepare Christian men and women professionally for full-time resource center for Bible-believing Christians.
CCTIAS is a trifurcated Christian, non-traditional, distance learning education ministry of Christ Community Conference for Churches and Clergy (CCCFORCC), an incorporated non-profit religious organization established since 1994 which offers exclusive training for equipping and commissioning of members of the Body of Christ called to the ministry and to serve as Church leaders, Christian workers and Bible scholars who will orient to the word of God, shepherd the Lord’s flock, observe the ordinances, teach and edify the saints and evangelize for the advancement of the Kingdom of God. This program has great benefit of prestige, honor, promotion and aristocracy for ministers with a call, training and their own Church or ministry.
CCTIAS is here to train people who are looking for spiritual self-enrichment and also for those who wish to use such a formal training in Bible and Theology for Christian ministry-related purposes. This program is not for academic pursuit or secular traditional education. All activities of this incorporation are for religious purposes only. Over four thousand (4,000) protégés have graduated from this institution and 2,000 commissioned and ordained upon the recommendations of their Churches and ministries.
CCTIAS is not meant for theological training for the sake of getting jobs or acquiring degrees for fame. Applicants whose primary purpose is to seek a job after their studies should look elsewhere for a Bible Seminary that trains people for jobs and should not look to CCTIAS to meet such a requirement. That is simply not part of our mission or vision but for Christian calling, professional learning and global evangelization and some part or whole of its activities may be sponsored by Accredited Religious Exemption Institutions in the USA which offer course lessons and diplomas and degrees. Degree credentials are to upgrade your ministerial status, prestige in ministry and authenticate your acquired knowledge through the ecclesiastical establishments.
CCTIAS is to preserve the integrity of its mission and legacy by the grace of God; To defend and To teach sound doctrine through proper interpretation of the scriptures governed by grammatical, historical and contextual hermeneutics and in a manner consistent with the scripture and to prepare Christian men and women professionally for full-time resource center for Bible-believing Christians.
CCTIAS does not ordain anyone because you attended and graduated from this institution unless you are recommended by your Church which is handled by the Ordination Committee in another adjunct ministry.
Similarly, diploma and degree credentials are not automatically issued to graduates because you attended and completed the course until you have fulfilled the entire requirements-fixed fee fully paid; class assignments plus monthly reports and final tests (diploma class) and dissertation or thesis (degree class) completed and submitted on time for evaluation and approval. Certificate of Excellence is specially issued to degree graduates who excelled in their ministerial performances by the Senate Council of CCTIAS and Certificate of Induction as member of the International Council of Ministers (ICOM) in addition to the credential issued from religious exempt accredited University or Seminary; Not the State, National, Traditional or Substantive institutions.
CCCFORCC/CCTIAS as a private religious organization does not participate in federal funding, financial aide or any government scholarship. Fees paid are self-finance by the student.
ALL STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO SIGN THE HONOR CODE UPON ENROLLMENT INTO THE CCTIAS signifying that they have read and understood the Honor Code and are willing to abide by the principles set in here as an abiding Christian. You are on your way to be one of the outstanding ministers of this generation. Move on! Don’t look back and stop! Move on! The spirit of Honor Code is for the purpose of self-governance, self-respect and self-discipline. As members of the Christ Community Organization, our Honor Code is a commitment first, to uphold the beliefs and service to God, second to uphold our dignity and third to interact and serve our fellow men and women in unique and freedom way of living based on the scriptures.
CCCFORCC/CCTIAS as a private religious organization does not participate in federal funding, financial aide or any government scholarship. Fees paid are self-finance by the student.
ALL STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO SIGN THE HONOR CODE UPON ENROLLMENT INTO THE CCTIAS signifying that they have read and understood the Honor Code and are willing to abide by the principles set in here as an abiding Christian. You are on your way to be one of the outstanding ministers of this generation. Move on! Don’t look back and stop! Move on! The spirit of Honor Code is for the purpose of self-governance, self-respect and self-discipline. As members of the Christ Community Organization, our Honor Code is a commitment first, to uphold the beliefs and service to God, second to uphold our dignity and third to interact and serve our fellow men and women in unique and freedom way of living based on the scriptures.
| You are informed about the leadership structure and faculty of CCCFORCC, including executive officials, council members, and various contributors to the institute's community. EXECUTIVES, FACULTY & STAFF OF CCCFORCC SENATE COUNCIL MEMBERS Archbishop Dr. Nana Opirim Kwansa, President Bishop Dr. Akosua Opirim Kwansa, Administrator-Inter-continental USA His Grace Archbishop Prof. Oheneba Agyei-Mensah, Rep. Europe Rev. Nana Ntiamoah, Adviser Rev. Dr. Djawotho Kisa, Counselor Rev. Dr. Daniel Bruce, Prof/Counselor Rev. Dr. Kennedy Chukwuma Apostle Dr. George Enchill, Communications Apostle Dr. Cecilia Boamah, CCTIAS President CHRIST COMMUNITY THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE AND SEMINARY- (CCTIAS FACULTY) Archbishop Prof. Nana Opirim Kwansa, Provost Bishop Prof. Akosua Opirim Kwansa, Registrar Prof. Dr. Daniel Bruce Prof. Dr. Djawotho Kisa Dr. Steven Meldon Proctor Uthans Bishop Joshua Chinagorom Bishop Dr. Timothy Birkett, Visiting Professor Archbishop Dr. George Kouri, Guest Speaker (Convocation) CCTIAS ALUMNI OFFICERS Apostle Dr. Cecilia Boamah, President Rev. Diane Nti Donkor, Vice President Rev. Alex Oduro Ntiamoah, Secretary Rev. Dr. Harriet Nana Adjei, Assistant Secretary Rev. Dr. Grace Bilson, Treasurer Evangelist Ebenezer Appiah, Communications CCCFORCC ADVISORY COUNCIL Bishop Dr. Timothy Birkett, Senior Advisor/Keynote Speaker Rev. Dr. Blaymajie Kwao-Mensa, Advisor/Speaker Rev. Nathan Addo-Nartey, Convocation Moderator/Speaker Bishop Alphonsus Vanlee Clinton CCTIAS MINISTERIAL POSTGRADS (Non-Traditional) Bishop Stephen Apuweni, Th.D. Bishop Egharevba Hawkins Uhumwuenkpenma, D.D. Rev. Chris Akwasi Oduro, D.D. Rev. Charles Sunday Ettah, D.Th. Apostle Cecilia Boamah, D.D. Rev. Kadie T. Kuyateh, D. Apol Rev. Anthony Nartey, D.D. Rev. Dr. Harriet Nana Akua Adjei, D.Min., Ph.D. Apostle George Enchill. D.D. Rev. Dr. Esmond W. Quansah, D.D. |
Ordination Log
"God ordains and man set apart". While they were ministering to the Lord and fasting, the Holy Spirit said, "Set apart for Me Barnabas and Saul for the work to which I have called them." Acts 13:2-5
Register of Ordained Ministers of CCCFORCC for confirmation and verification of the place and year of ordination and recommendation as shall be required.
Register of Ordained Ministers of CCCFORCC for confirmation and verification of the place and year of ordination and recommendation as shall be required.
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APOSTOLIC COLLEGE OF BISHOPS INTERNATIONAL (ACOBI)
You are invited to join the ACOBI, an international organization of consecrated bishops, and are informed about its history, membership, and recent activities, with a focus on the upcoming Annual Convocations.
Consecrated Bishops of CCCFORCC:
Emeritus Archbishop Opirim Kwansa, Th.D., Ph.D., PhdSL. D.BL. (consecrated by the Christ Community Church of Harlem & New York Council of Smaller Churches) in 1987 and as a Rep for Africa.
Team of Consecrators from CCC & NYCSC:
Dr. Linnette Williamson, Bishop Oliver Corbin, Zion Pentecostal Church; Bishop Johnson, Wesleyan Methodist Church, NY; Bishop Dempsey and Dr. Raphael Powell of First Corinthians Baptist Church, NY.
CCCFORCC Consecrated Bishops:
Archbishop S.A. Nortey, Ghana in 1996
Bishop Solomon Agbein, Nigeria in 2002
Bishop Chinedu Adigwe, USA
Bishop Joshua CHINAGOROM, USA
Bishop Kennedy Chukwuma, USA
Bishop Akosua Kwansa, USA
Bishop Lemmy Lloba-Hyac, USA
Bishop Stephen Apuweni, USA
Bishop Adolphus Vanlee Clinton, USA.
Membership Association by Fellowship who are already consecrated and are part of the Apostolic College of Bishops, International and Senate Council:
There are Bishops here who have been participating in our activities and supporting this ministry. We are glad to have them and want them also to receive our insignia as a token of our fellowship. At anytime you have prayed and received the revelation to be part of ACOBI, you can apply for membership and will be welcome.
Just visit our contact page and reach out to the Administrative Bishop, Dr. Akosua Kwansa.
There are also list of consecrated Apostles of CCCFORCC who from time to time be recommended to join the ACOBI. All we are doing is to have a broader inter-fellowship and continue using our gifts, talents, knowledge and resources.
Our Motto:
WE TEACH, GUARD AND SANCTIFY!
We teach, learn and listen!
We guard against false doctrines!
We keep holiness alive; we ordain or consecrate as the instruments of God's Ministers.
Regarding our Annual Convocations system, it may be rotational according to our Constitution Article. We have done Convocations in Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya and America. Convocations in Africa attract huge attendances about one thousand and over with 50 ordinands. The beauty of it is every Bishop-elect, Apostle-elect or Ordinand brings his/her whole members to the Convocation to grace the occasion.
Consecrated Bishops of CCCFORCC:
Emeritus Archbishop Opirim Kwansa, Th.D., Ph.D., PhdSL. D.BL. (consecrated by the Christ Community Church of Harlem & New York Council of Smaller Churches) in 1987 and as a Rep for Africa.
Team of Consecrators from CCC & NYCSC:
Dr. Linnette Williamson, Bishop Oliver Corbin, Zion Pentecostal Church; Bishop Johnson, Wesleyan Methodist Church, NY; Bishop Dempsey and Dr. Raphael Powell of First Corinthians Baptist Church, NY.
CCCFORCC Consecrated Bishops:
Archbishop S.A. Nortey, Ghana in 1996
Bishop Solomon Agbein, Nigeria in 2002
Bishop Chinedu Adigwe, USA
Bishop Joshua CHINAGOROM, USA
Bishop Kennedy Chukwuma, USA
Bishop Akosua Kwansa, USA
Bishop Lemmy Lloba-Hyac, USA
Bishop Stephen Apuweni, USA
Bishop Adolphus Vanlee Clinton, USA.
Membership Association by Fellowship who are already consecrated and are part of the Apostolic College of Bishops, International and Senate Council:
- Bishop Dr. Timothy Birkett, D.D., Th.D. (Advisor & Speaker) since 1984.
- Archbishop George Kouri (Bishop & Chancellor of Apostolic Theological Seminary). Guest Speaker, Convocations.
- Archbishop Prof. Dr. Oheneba Agyei-Mensah, Ph.D. (Bishop & Chancellor of IMCOE and IPCC Bible University, Germany)
- Apostle Dr. Djawotho Kisa, D.D., M.D. (Professor & Director of AIM, Int'l).
- Apostle Dr. Daniel Bruce, D.D., Ph.D. (Professor of CCTIAS & Head of Zion Praise Ministry International)
- Canon Dr. Steven Meldon, Ph.D.
- Dr. Proctor Uthans, Ph.D.
- Membership by Induction & Incardination: Bishop Eric Ossei Mintah.
There are Bishops here who have been participating in our activities and supporting this ministry. We are glad to have them and want them also to receive our insignia as a token of our fellowship. At anytime you have prayed and received the revelation to be part of ACOBI, you can apply for membership and will be welcome.
Just visit our contact page and reach out to the Administrative Bishop, Dr. Akosua Kwansa.
There are also list of consecrated Apostles of CCCFORCC who from time to time be recommended to join the ACOBI. All we are doing is to have a broader inter-fellowship and continue using our gifts, talents, knowledge and resources.
Our Motto:
WE TEACH, GUARD AND SANCTIFY!
We teach, learn and listen!
We guard against false doctrines!
We keep holiness alive; we ordain or consecrate as the instruments of God's Ministers.
Regarding our Annual Convocations system, it may be rotational according to our Constitution Article. We have done Convocations in Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya and America. Convocations in Africa attract huge attendances about one thousand and over with 50 ordinands. The beauty of it is every Bishop-elect, Apostle-elect or Ordinand brings his/her whole members to the Convocation to grace the occasion.
