APGCI BIBLE COLLEGE
Academic Program Guide
Kyaka 2 Bukere, Uganda Refugee Camps
ABOUT APGCI BIBLE COLLEGE
By Apostle Jean Baptiste Paluku Mulovery
APGCI USA
APGCI Bible College is committed to providing quality Christian education and theological training to students in the Uganda refugee camps. Our mission is to equip leaders with biblical knowledge, practical skills, and spiritual formation for effective ministry and community service.
Location: Kyaka 2 Bukere, Uganda Refugee Camps
BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMS
Theology & Ministry Programs
Bachelor of Arts in Administration & Theology
Bachelor of Arts in Christian Leadership
Bachelor of Arts in Christian Education
Bachelor of Arts in Communication & Theology
Bachelor of Theology/Marketing & Design
Bachelor of Arts in Theology, Marketing & Advertising
Bachelor of Arts in Theology with Minor in Portuguese
Bachelor of Divinity
Bachelor of Missionary Theology
Bachelor of Pastoral Ministry
Bachelor of Pastoral Church Ministry/Theology
Bachelor of Christian Apologetics
Specialized Ministry Programs
Bachelor of Arts in Emergency Response 911 Chaplaincy
Bachelor of Arts in Worship, Media & Production
Bachelor of Church Administration and Management
Bachelor of Deliverance & Healing Ministry
Bachelor of Discipleship/Evangelism
Bachelor of Prophetic Ministry
Bachelor of Christian Counseling
Bachelor of Music Ministry
Bachelor of Caregiving
Bachelor of Leadership/Management Theology
Bachelor of Political Theology
Academic & Professional Programs
Bachelor of Science in Business Management
Bachelor of Entrepreneurship
Bachelor of Education
Bachelor of English and Literature
Bachelor of Political Science
Bachelor of Public Administration
Bachelor of Human Resources and Management
Bachelor of Accounting
Bachelor of Management
Bachelor of Economics
Bachelor of Educational Psychology
Bachelor of Governance and Leadership
Bachelor of Public Relations and Diplomacy
MASTER DEGREE PROGRAMS
Advanced Ministry & Counseling
Master of Science in Christian Psychology Life Coaching
Master of Theology in Christian Counseling
Master of Arts in Church Administration
Master of Theology in Christian Education
TUITION & PAYMENT INFORMATION
Program Costs
Complete Degree Program: $4,000 USD per student
Semester Fee: $20 USD per semester
Degree Certificate: $100 USD
Diploma Certificate: [Contact for pricing]
Payment Plan Available
We understand the financial challenges faced by students in refugee camps. Flexible payment plans are available to make education accessible to all qualified students.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Contact our admissions office for detailed requirements and application procedures.
General Requirements
Completed application form
High school diploma or equivalent
Personal statement of faith
Recommendation letters
English proficiency (for non-native speakers)
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
Semester schedules and academic calendar information available upon request.
STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES
APGCI Bible College is committed to supporting our students through:
Academic counseling and guidance
Spiritual mentorship programs
Career development services
Community engagement opportunities
Flexible learning accommodations
CONTACT INFORMATION
APGCI Bible College
Kyaka 2 Bukere, Uganda Refugee Camps
📧 Email: apgciprayercenter@gmail.com
🌐 Website: apgciunitedchurches.com
📞 Telephone: +1 (717) 696-7645
Professor CADO KASEREKA Vyaruka
+243 998 385 541 Whatsapp
ACCREDITATION & RECOGNITION
For information about accreditation status and degree recognition, please contact our academic affairs office.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Ready to begin your educational journey with APGCI Bible College?
Contact Us: Reach out via email or phone for application materials
Submit Application: Complete all required documentation
Review Process: Our admissions team will review your application
Enrollment: Upon acceptance, begin your studies with our supportive community
APGCI Bible College – Transforming Lives Through Biblical Education
“Study to show yourself approved unto God, a workman that needs not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.”
– 2 Timothy 2:15
Apostolic Power of God CHURCH International Ministries APGCI Bible college
By Apostle Jean Baptiste Paluku Mulovery
August 20/23
Being transformed
THE DEFINITION OF TRANSFORMATIONA. Not Merely a Perceptible Change Outwardly in BehaviorOur transformation in the life of God is not merely a perceptible change outwardly in behavior. After a person is saved, he might think that he was a mess as a non-Christian, but now that he is going to church and is also carrying a Bible, he should change his behavior. Many Christians change their behavior this way, and their relatives praise them, saying, “It is good to be a Christian. See, my child has changed since he believed in Jesus.” The fact is that inwardly he has not changed; he has changed only outwardly. If after you believe in the Lord Jesus there is a change only in your outward condition, then this change is merely an outward, perceived change in behavior. This is not to be saved in God’s life. I lived in China when I was young, and I observed many disciples of Confucius. Sometimes their improvement in behavior was quite remarkable. What is the difference between the behavioral improvement of Confucius’ disciples and the transformation of Jesus’ believers? When I was young, I heard some missionaries, who were not clear concerning the truth, say that the teachings of the Bible are exactly the same as the teachings of Confucius. They did not realize that what the teachings of Confucius produced, at most, was an improvement in behavior and not a transformation.B. Being a Metabolic Transformation Inwardly in EssenceTransformation is not merely a noticeable change outwardly in behavior; rather, it is a metabolic transformation inwardly in essence. Second Corinthians 3:18 says, “But we all with unveiled face, beholding and reflecting like a mirror the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image…even as from the Lord Spirit.” In this verse, the word changed is not used. In the New Testament the word transformed is used twice. It occurs once in 2 Corinthians 3:18 and another time in Romans 12:2. This term denotes an inward, metabolic change and not an outward change.What is the difference between change and transformation? We may use the example of a person who has been ill and looks thin and pale. Because of this she puts cosmetics on her face to try to improve her appearance. After applying some powder and lipstick, she has some color and looks nice. This is not transformation but is altogether an outward change. It is just like a Chinese opera singer who may turn his face into a white face, a black face, or a red face. However, whether white, black, or red, it is not transformation; it is a performance. For a person to be transformed means that after he is sick, he nourishes himself properly; then after two months when people see him, they will say that he has good color and looks nice. That kind of healthy look is not something added outwardly. It is a manifestation of an inward physical metabolic transformation in essence.II. THE STEPS OF TRANSFORMATIONGod wants us to be transformed, but we cannot transform ourselves. There are steps in transformation. If we follow these steps, we will be transformed.
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