Stories & News
January 2020 Updates
Andrew Kang and Solomon Wuor are from South Sudan. They were sent by their church, the Presbyterian Church of South Sudan, to come and study here at Nairobi Evangelical Graduate School of Theology (NEGST.) Upon the completion of their degrees, it was hoped that they would return to their home country and teach at Nile Theological College (NTC) in Juba, South Sudan. They were advised that Andrew should focus on the Old Testament while Solomon on the New Testament. Because…
December 2019 Updates
Pictured: Prof. Caleb Kim, Prof. Judy Wang’gombe and Prof. Josephine Mutuku. Judy is a recent graduate with a PhD from NEGST and now serves on the faculty. CLA continues to prepare the next generation of teachers, preachers and evangelists for Africa. We have not strayed from our mission at NEGST-AIU. The addition of undergraduates has added and provided a real live mission field for those studying at NEGST. Wonderful stories are told every term about students coming to faith and…
November 2019 Updates
There are over 30 different countries represented by the students at Africa International University. Culture Week, held every year in October, offers an opportunity for the different people groups on campus to come together to share about their countries of origin. An array of beautiful clothing, delicious food, traditional dances, songs in many languages, and skits emphasizing various cultural customs all promote understanding and unity. Culture Week is very significant to African students who come from countries that are still…
October 2019 Updates
Nairobi Evangelical Graduate School of Theology (NEGST) professors gathered on Oct 16, 2019 for prayer and encouragement. Together with their spouses, they shared their hopes for Africa International University and the specific role they could play in making this great university even better. Even though NEGST is only one school of Africa International University, it is still the largest and in some ways, the most famous school of AIU. NEGST was founded in 1983 as a graduate school for African…
June 2018 Updates
Fiscal year 2018 is coming to an end on June 30. We have had a record year in contributions for scholarships, faculty support, the Chet Woods Endowed Chair, library funding and specific donations to complete the interior road project. We are thankful for such generous provision. While we have fulfilled almost all of our commitments to Africa International University – NEGST, we remain a little short on the funding for PhD scholarships. We will need $5,000 by year end to…
December 2017 Updates
Christmas Greetings from CLA. We have a number of praise reports and one request that we want to communicate with you. On the praise front we have met all of our scholarship requirements for the Masters and undergraduate programs for the first semester. Also, our giving to “named students” is ahead of last year. Additionally, we have fulfilled our faculty requirements. We closed our” Road Project” fund at the end of November and have exceeded that goal by a wide…