African Bible Colleges

African Bible Colleges is an entity comprising multiple Bible college in Africa. The three campuses offer university-level education from a Christian perspective, with the aim of training men and women for Christian leadership and service.

History
African Bible Colleges was founded in 1976 with the first campus being opened in 1978 in Liberia in West Africa. In 1991 the second college opened in Malawi in Central Africa, and in 2005 a third campus opened in Uganda in East Africa. Prior to the First Liberian Civil War, ABC operated as a full college and conferred BA degrees after its accreditation in 1983 by the Ministry of Education, but was forced to close because of the war that began in Nimba County, where the college is situated. The college re-opened in 2008.

Programs
The four-year curriculum is designed to be either terminal or preparatory for further education.

Sports involvement
African Bible College in Malawi regularly hosts basketball and other sporting events at the national level, including the national All Stars Tournament. Their sports teams are called the ABC Lions.