Shokai Bible Training Institute

Shokai Bible Training Institute is one of the Theological College that provides Theological Education for the Dioceses in the ECS. While Bishop Gwynne College teaches in English, Shokai Bible Training Institute teaches in Arabic.

The Institute was establishes in 1970 by the late Bishop Butrus Tia Shokai under the name: Omdurman Bible Training Institute (OBTI), but then it was renamed after its founder, late Shokai.

The Institute has a three year Diploma and certificate Programmes and its intake is between 20 and 30 students for the three years.

The Institute is supported by the Sister Dioceses of Bradford, Salisbury and Church Misison Society (CMS). It is also being supported locally through its Day of Prayer once in a year.

 

We thank CMS and the Dioceses of Bradford and Salisbury for their support over the years and many who uphold this Institute in prayers.

Life of SBTI

The intake of SBTI is every 3 years and it is a residential training. SBTI has a domotary to acomodate those students from far place like Souther Sudan, Port Sudan and the Nuba Mountains.

After each academeic year the students go for a mission in one of the chosen area before they break up for long holiday where they had to do placement in their own local church.

Please continue to pray for the Principal, Revd. Musa Elgadi, the Staff and the students as they serve and to be equipped for the Lord's mission in the Sudan.

Admin

The Diocese of Khartoum

  Confirmation Service

The Bishop will be conducting confirmation service in the Parish of Soura 54 on Sunday 18th March 2007


Election for new bishops in ECS

The Bishop of the Diocese of Khartoum will participate in the forth coming elections for the new bishops in 3 dioceses of Ezo, Kajo-Keji and Torit. It will take place between 23rd and 28th March 2007. The election will be followed by House of Bishops Meeting. Both events wil take place in Juba.


Diocesan Synod Meeting

Diocesan Synod for the Diocesa of Khartoum will meet in the first week of October 2007. With the

increase of two more archdeaconries, it means the number of people attending the synod meeting will increase. It has to be noted that the former archdeaconry of East Nile has been divided into two and is to be Khartoum North and Atbra archdeaconries repectively. Also Gezira Archdeaconry has been divided into two to be known Medani and Damazin archdeaconries respectively.


Prayer:

Please pray for the success of these events. Particulrly for elections that the Lord may choose the right people into these areas.