CREMI Theological College (GOVERNMENT APPROVED) is committed to clearly presenting the word of God in order to achieve some objectives Jn.17:8,9,20.
2. b. c. d. e.
THE HISTORY OF THE COLLEGE
1. Introduction
The wind of evangelism that has been blowing across this nation Nigeria, led to the emergence of various and numerous Church denominations and Evangelical ministries. A visible manifestation of the impact of this wind is the establishment of Christ Reconciliation Evangelistic Ministry International (CREMI) inaugurated in 1992. A ministry committed to the
preaching of Christ crucified (1 Cor. 1:23) as vision. It has the enlistment of men and women into a formidable army of Christ who will “go ye” as goal (Matt. 19, 20). With a progressive trend in development, it is quite glaring that there is the need for the establishment of a standard evangelistic and missionary training center for the equipping and preparation of men into the ministry in various capacities. This mission will help to fulfill the vision afore-mentioned. While it could be rightly said, that the establishment of the school was necessitated by the circumstance as mentioned above, let it be known that far beyond this, it is a school that will serve the whole world irrespective of denomination or race, in producing seasoned and spiritually equipped, Evangelists, Pastors, Church workers and Christian Educators and as the Ministry’s humble contribution towards the fulfillment of “the Great Commission”. CREMI Theological College is introduced to the reader as having a very humble beginning, but also with a big aspiration for spiritual, moral and academic excellence. It is a place where men and women all over the world meet and face the vision and call of God and would meet and face the challenges of proven Christian life and ministries. It is a place that opens the students to numerous opportunities; a comprehensive Bible education with emphasis on growing in God’s grace and personal application of His word, encouraging the students toward responsible leadership and involvement; through periodic seminars and workshops that will help the students to cultivate Biblical insight to further enhance the student’s Christian life-style and services.
2. Philosophy
“Christ Reconciliation Evangelistic Ministries International” (CREMI) realized the necessity of expanding its services to meet the needs of Christians who wanted to further their Biblical education but without opportunity. The ministry also notes that there was a need for leadership training in the Christian community. Thus in 1997 “CREMI” took the responsibility of providing good and sound education programs by commissioning Christ School of Theology (now CREMI Theological College) precisely on the 2nd of July, it was a mission within the vision of God for CREMI. Our goal is to encourage a life-style that pleases God and reflects a positive witness. To achieve this, the basic educational philosophy that under-guards the life and operation of the institute is adopted, that is, acknowledgement of Jesus as Savior and Lord of the total man and the proclamation of the salvation of man.
3. Objectives
CREMI Theological College is committed to clearly presenting the word of God in order to achieve the following objectives:
1. To motivate students to a life of commitment through service to God and to the course of Christ. To promote the acquisition of a comprehensive knowledge of the bible and a clear understanding of Christian doctrines so that the graduates of the college will be able to:
(a) Communicate and display appreciation for God’s word by properly studying, interpreting, obeying and sharing the bible doctrine with others. IITim. 2:15
(b) Studying and showing example of scriptural principles for Christian Worship and service. I Tim. 6:11-17. (c) To broaden and deepen the general education of the students or effective living as Christians so that the graduates may:
a. Have a general understanding of the world in which they live. Matt. 26:41. Display evidence of Christian life that is balanced in every aspect including home, church and community. I Tim. 4:16. Have the ability to communicate effectively within the framework of a Christian world-view. To develop leadership qualities by encouraging the students towards responsible leadership and involvement in leadership activities. II Tim. 3:11-17.
3. To supply a biblical basis for Christian ministry maturity, ethics and services that the graduates can:
a. Demonstrate Holy Character – separation unto Christ from the world. Experience and show readiness for continued and effective prayer life. Observe a daily manna quiet time in the world. Remain loyal to Biblical convictions and seek the wisdom of God. Demonstrate the love of Christ as faithful witness of the lost. f. Be faithfully involved in loving fellowship in a local church. ACADEMIC SESSIONS
1997 – 1998 SESSION
S/N: STUDENT NAME: MATRIC ID: COURSE DURATION: CERT/DIPLOMA AWARD:
1. AJADI FELICIA CTC/97/D/001 TWO YEARS DCM
2. ISHOLA MATHEW CTC/97/D/002 TWO YEARS DCM
3. OLAYINKA GABREIL CTC/97/D/003 TWO YEARS DCM
S/N: STUDENT NAME: MATRIC ID: COURSE DURATION: CERT/DIPLOMA AWARD:
4. ADEWUMI M. YEWANDE CTC/98/C/004 ONE YEAR CTH
5. AYANFE- JESU J. ADEWUYI CTC/98/C/005 ONE YEAR CTH
6. IBIGBAMI E. SUNDAY CTC/98/C/006 ONE YEAR CTH
7. OYELAMI G. ADEBOYE CTC/98/C/007 ONE YEAR CTH
8. ADEWOLE R. TITILAYO CTC/98/C/008 ONE YEAR CCM
9. AKANNI D. AKANO CTC/98/C/009 ONE YEAR CCM
10. KOLAWOLE M. IBITAYO CTC/98/C/010 ONE YEAR CCM
11. OJO J. AKANO CTC/98/C/011 ONE YEAR CCM
12. ADEKUNLE A. ABAYOMI CTC/98/CEV/012 SIX MONTHS CEV
13. ADIGUN H. ADIGUN CTC/98/CEV/013 SIX MONTHS CEV
14. EMMANUEL G. FUNMILADE CTC/98/CEV/014 SIX MONTHS CEV
15. FAYOMI ALICE CTC/98/CEV/015 SIX MONTHS CEV
16. ADEDEJI TAIYE CTC/98/CEV/016 SIX MONTHS CEV
17. OPEYEMI A. ABIOYE CT/98/CEV/017 SIX MONTHS CEV
S/N: STUDENT NAME: MATRIC ID: COURSE DURATION: CERT/DIPLOMA AWARD:
18. AFOLABI S. OLUWOLE CTC/97/D/018 TWO YEARS DTH
19. AJAYI P. CHERUB CTC/97/D/019 TWO YEARS DTH
20. BABTUNDE J. OLAREWAJU CTC/97/D/020 TWO YEARS DTH
21. FAKOREDE J. OLANIYI CTC/97/D/021 TWO YEARS DTH
22. JAWOLUSI J.OLAJIDE CTC/97/D/022 TWO YEARS DTH
23. MANGO JEREMIAH CTC/97/D/023 TWO YEARS DTH
24. OJO R, ADETOLA CTC/97/D/024 TWO YEARS DTH
25. ADEBOYE CTC/97/D/025 TWO YEARS DTH
S/N: STUDENT NAME: MATRIC ID: COURSE DURATION: CERT/DIPLOMA AWARD:
26. AKANI MARIA CTC/98/CCM/026 ONE YEAR CCM
27. ADENIRAN JULIANAH CTC/98/CCM/027 ONE YEAR CCM
28. AFOLABI N. FUNKE CTC/98/CCM/028 ONE YEAR CCM
29. AJIBOYE J. OYESOLA CTC/98/CCM/029 ONE YEAR CCM
30. AKINTAYO JULIANAH CTC/98/CCM/030 ONE YEAR CCM
31. BABTUNDE ABIGAEL CTC/98/CCM/031 ONE YEAR CCM
32. OYELAMI D. AYANFEARA CTC/98/D/032 TWO YEARS DTH
33. ADEBAYO M. MOSUNMADE CTC/98/D/033 TWO YEARS DTH
34. AJAGBE T. OLUJIDE CTC/98/D/034 TWO YEARS DTH
35. DUROJAIYE F. TOPE CTC/98/D/035 TWO YEARS DTH
36. ODUWAIYE P. SEGUN CTC/98/D/036 TWO YEARS DTH
37. OLAWUYI RUTH CTC/98/D/037 TWO YEARS DTH
38. OLAGUNJU C. MODUPE CTC/98/D/037 TWO YEARS DTH
39. OLUKOTUN E.AKOREDE CTC/98/D/037 TWO YEARS DTH
40. OWOLABI A. BOLA CTC/98/D/040 TWO YEARS DTH
41. ADERIBIGBE S. ADEKUNLE CTC/99/D/041 TWO YEARS DTH
42. ADEYEBA E. AYO CTC/99/D/042 TWO YEARS DTH
43. AKANO CTC/99/D/043 TWOYEARS DTH
44. BAMIDELE E. OLASUNKANMI CTC/99/D/044 TWO YEARS DTH
45. DUNMADE A. ABIODUN CTC/99/D/045 TWO YEARS DTH
46. GBADEBOJ. ADETOLA CTC/99/D/046 TWO YEARS DTH
47. KEHINDE T. MORENIKEJI CTC/99/D/047 TWO YEARS DTH
48. OLADIPO E. ROTIMI CTC/99/D/048 TWO YEARS DTH
49. OYEKUNLE J. OLAGBEMI CTC/99/D/049 TWO YEARS DTH
50. SAMUEL ROSELINE CTC/99/D/050 TWO YEARS DTH
51. AKANDE R. BOSEDE CTC/99/D/051 TWO YEARS DTH
52. ABODUNDE I. OLAYINKA CTC/99/D/052 TWO YEARS DTH
53. AJAGBE C. FUMILAYO CTC/99/D/053 TWO YEARS DTH
54. AJIDE R. BOLANLE CTC/99/D/054 TWO YEARS DTH
55. OLAWORE P. OLADOKUN CTC/99/D/055 TWO YEARS DTH
56. OGUNFOLAKAN S. IYIOLA CTC/99/D/056 TWO YEARS DTH
57. OYEKUNLE A. OLAJIDE CTC/99/D/057 TWO YEARS DTH
58. OYEKUNLE F. ADENIKE CTC/99/D/058 TWO YEARS DTH
1999 – 2000 SESSIONS
S/N: STUDENT NAME: MATRIC ID: COURSE DURATION: CERT/DIPLOMA AWARD:
59. SENKOYA Z. OLUNLADE CTC/00/D/59 TWO YEARS DTH
60. FALADE S. IDOWU CTC/00/D/60 TWO YEARS DTH
61. FALADE OLAYEMISI CTC/00/D/61 TWO YEARS DTH
62. AYODELE C. FEHINTOLA CTC/00/D/62 TWO YEARS DTH
63. MUSTAFAJ. ADEWALE CTC/00/D/63 TWO YEAR DTH
64. SOLOMON E. TITILAYO CTC/00/D/64 TWO YEARS DTH
65. OLUYORI S. BABALOLA CTC/00/D/64 TWO YEARS DTH
66. SALAWU T. OLASUNKANMI CTC/00/D/066 TWO YEARS DTH
67. ODEWOLE R. OLADUNNI CTC/00/D/067 TWO YEARS DTH
68. ADELEKE ADEOYE CTC/00/D/068 TWO YEARS DTH
69. AYOOLA M.C BOLANLE CTC/00/D/069 TWO YEARS DTH
70. SHORUN C. OLABIMPE CTC/00/D/070 TWO YEARS DTH
71. AROGUNDADE TAIWO CTC/00/D/071 TWO YEARS DTH
72. FOLARANMI HEZEKIAH CTC/00/D/072 TWO YEARS DTH
73. BUSARI C. BOLA CTC/00/D/073 TWO YEARS DTH
