Currently we have Bible schools in more than 16 countries and continue to expand and grow. These countries include, but are not limited to, - DRC, Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania, Malawi, Mozambique, Sierra Leone, Kenya, Uganda, Zanzibar, Togo, South-Sudan, Senegal and Zambia.
Up to 2025, AMO Bible Schools have averaged over 2000 students per year and is still growing on a monthly basis.
We offer a four-year theological training course equivalent to a certificate, diploma and degree level as well as training in counselling and training for Sunday school teachers training.
A Masters and PHD is also offered. We offer these study materials at no cost to our planted Bible Schools. Our curriculum is currently offered in English, French, Swahili and Kirundi with future plans to translate into additional languages (Arabic, Portuguese etc.) as the need arises pending expansion into other countries.
An AMO qualification is accepted and recognised by most of the above countries’ Governments according to their rules and regulations for Ministries, Churches, Ministers and Pastors.
Therefore, they do not suffer any persecution against their churches and leaders.
Several International Universities accept our students into their Masters and Doctorate programs.
Our main goal is to equip the Church, offering sustainable and consistent training, enabling them and protecting them from being closed down to become permanent, reliable, influential places of Worship.
These Bible Schools then also become a recruitment source from where God calls up missionaries to go to the unreached mission field.
To see what our Bible Univercity offer please go to the What we Offer page
or for more information on "How to Start an AMO Bible School" please go to the How to start an AMO Bible School page
You can also view our Bible Univercity Syllabus on the Syllabus page.
