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Signs of Matured Christians* ✅ They speak the truth at all times ✅ They are good listeners ✅ They hardly take offense ✅ They are quick to forgive ✅ They are reliable ✅ They are supportive ✅ They have appetite for prayer and fasting ✅ They rely on the Word of God ✅ The more […]

SIT DOWN,CHECK UP, MEDITATE, CRY OUT FOR HELP WHEN YOU NOTICE THESE IN YOUR LIFE.* 1. Beware When prayer becomes a difficult thing for you. 2. Beware When fasting is becoming a history in your spiritual timetable. 3. Beware When you no longer enjoy reading the word of God. 4. Beware When attending church programme

Monitoring and evaluation is necessary to achieve evidence-based policy making. Policy making, especially budget decision-making and national planning, focuses on government priorities among competing demands from citizens and groups in society. The information provided by monitoring and evaluation systems can support government’s deliberations by providing evidence about the most cost-effective types of policy options. It

The President of Christian Service University College (CSUC), Professor Samuel Afrane, has cautioned academic institutions to better utilize the high demands of research work undertaken in academic institutions to answer industrial problems rather than stocking them in the academic bank. He pronounced this during a maiden career fair organized by the University College, adding that,

A lecturer at the Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre in Accra, Dr. Festus Aubyn has given a background and suggested solutions to managing emerging snippets of conflict in Ghana following the November 7th 2016 elections. Dr. Festus Aubyn made these observations during the maiden public lecture organized by Christian Service University College on Friday

CSUC has launched an initiative dubbed ‘Student Aid Scheme’ to support needy students who are not able to complete the payment of their tuition fees. The Programme was launched by the Member of Parliament for Nhyiaeso West and CSUC alumnus Honourable Kennedy Kankam as well as former CSUC Council member Mr. Seth Osafo, Ghana’s representative

On 23rd March, 2017 the Chapman Library kdelivery of 10 Theology books purchased with the 2015/2016 literature grant of £100.00 under the Langham Partnership programme. Langham Partnership is a United Kingdom-based Christian charitable organization dedicated to the supply of books to theological institutions worldwide. The Chapman Library has been a beneficiary of the Langham Literature

Christian Service University College (CSUC) has donated items worth 4000 Ghana Cedis to the Edwenase Rehabilitation Centre in Kumasi. The gesture formed part of activities marking the annual missions programme of the University College. The donation was made by the Missions Week Committee led by Assistant Chaplain Pastor Paul Diboro on behalf of the CSUC.

CSUC holds 5th matriculation ceremony Christian Service University College (CSUC) has conducted its fifth matriculation ceremony to usher in the January Regular and Weekend admitted students for the 2016/2017 academic year. One hundred and eighty-six (186) new students were admitted to CSUC’s undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. This number comprised 30 new students who were admitted

On October 14, 2016, Matthew A. Ndeogo, Assistant Librarian, traveled to the Western Region to receive 279 assorted books as donation on behalf of the University College from the LOGOS Hope Ship, which had docked at the Sekondi Navel Base. The books covered subject areas like Medicine, Nursing, Management, Accounting, Language and Mathematics. The initiative