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GOD’S PLAN FOR MARRIAGE

This is a Christian book that teaches marriage and the need of family unity, love and fairness to each other in the family. It is a book of deeper relationship and peaceful existence.

PRINCIPLES OF FAMILY LIVING

This is a book that projects the rules and order of family living. It gives both the man, the woman and their children, their specific duties to perform in order to build solid and lasting family relationship.

WOMEN IN MINISTRY

This book is one of the greatest book of our day. It is a book that encourages women ministry and gives many examples from the Bible where women led, played key roles and worked as prophetesses and gospel preachers. It is a book for all.

SEX OUTSIDE MARRIAGE

This is a holiness book that condemned immorality, fornication, adultery and all forms of illegal sex outside marriage. This book is an anti-corruption book of the Christians. The book that directs youths to respect their bodies and fear God in their activities.

STRUGGLE VOL I

This is both a testimony, biography and the deliverance book of Zuriel Ononuju. It is a book that reveals how Zuriel was initiated, her activities in the spirit world, the works of powers of darkness and how the Lord saved and delivered her completely. This is the greatest book of our day needed by every family.

STRUGGLE VOL II

This is the continuation of the testimony and the deliverance biography of Rev Dr Zuriel Ononuju. This is a book of deliverance and freedom from satanic bondage. It also reveals how she was delivered.

WOMEN IN GODS PLAN

This is a book that treats how women are loved and used by God and projects many women in the Bible that were agents of progress in their generation. This book encourages women to services and to fellowship with God.

SPECIAL LESSONS FOR FAMILIES

This is a book on how to do in the family, directing couples on what to do and when to do what is right. This book deals on issues concerning how to live in happiness and in patience with each other in the family. This is a code of family unity.

SERMONS

REV PROF EMMA ONONUJU

SERMONS BY REV PROF EMMA ONONUJU
Below are some remarkable and notable sermon topics preached by Emma Ononuju on Sunday services, conferences and on special programmes of the Christian gathering. Some of these sermons were originally in cassettes while some were not. These are the topics of the sermons.

HOLINESS SERMONS

WHO BETRAYED JESUS?
GO AND SIN NO MORE
HOLINESS MESSAGE FROM HEAVEN
HOLINESS MESSAGE FROM HELL FIRE
SEEING MEN LIKE TREES
LITTLE THINGS THAT MATTER
LITTLE FOXES THAT DESTROY OUR VINES
JESUS WEPT
BELIEVERS WHO MAKE JESUS TO WEEP
EAGLES WITH BROKEN WINGS
WHO ARE YOU?
WHERE ARE YOU?
WHOSE SON ARE YOU?
WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?
HAVE YOU RECEIVED THE HOLY GHOST SINCE YOU BELIEVED?
THE HIGH WAY TO SUCCESS
THE SICK MAN IN THE CHURCH
THE BLIND MAN IN THE CHURCH
THE LAME MAN IN THE CHURCH
THE DEAD MAN IN THE CHURCH
THE LEPER AT THE ALTAR
GREAT BUT A LEPER

REVIVAL SERMONS

THE ILLEGAL STRUCTURES
BUT A CERTAIN MAN
WHEN MEN SLEPT
BENJAMIN SHALL NOT GO
BEWARE OF SNAKES
CHOSEN THE BETTER PART
THE STRANGE FIRE IN THE CHURCH
KEEP YOUR HOUSE IN ORDER
TARRYING LONG ON MOUNTAIN
EMMANUEL
WHEN I SEE THE LORD
DON’T LET THEM ESCAPE

DELIVERANE AND MIRACLE SERMONS

CAST THY ROD
YOUR AXE MUST SWIM
EMANCIPATION PROCLAIMATION
IT IS FINISHED
GOD AT WAR WITH MY PROBLEMS
WHATEVER HE TELLS YOU DO IT
THE FISH THAT SWALLOWED YOUR MONEY
CALL UPON ME
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW THEM THAT BELIEVE
AT MID NIGHT
RISE UP AND WALK
THESE EGYPTIANS YOU SEE TODAY

FAITH BUILDING SERMONS

WEEP NOT
I SHALL NOT WANT
I SHALL NOT DIE
THE SEVEN THINGS YOU MUST DO WHEN YOU DO NOT KNOW WHAT TO DO
HE THAT ENDURETH TO THE END
THE GOD THAT ANSWERS BY FIRE
LOOSE HIM AND LET HIM GO
MOVE YOUR MOUNTAIN
FEAR NOT
FRET NOT
WAIT UPON GOD
GO INTO THE WORLD
BUT MONEY
LET NOT YOUR HEART BE TROUBLED
DO NOT ERR
THE FIVE STONES AGAINST YOUR GOLAITH
I AM, WHAT I AM

There are hundreds of sermons preached by Rev Prof Emma Ononuju for over thirty four years behind the pulpit, but these striking and remarkable ones were selected from his sermon bank that contained more than five thousand topics of preached and yet to preach sermons. These sermons can be put in CD any moment from now, we pray God’s blessings and miracles upon those that may come across these sermon – in JESUS Name . . .

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WELCOME
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THE STUDENT’S GUIDE AND FORMALORIENTATION

This is the formal orientation guide and formal introduction of what the college stands for. It is on what the students should know, do, reject and all that students should also avoid as long as they remain students of this College.

GUIDE TO STUDENTS

Below re he instructions, guidelines and orientations to the students who wish to study with any of the above mentioned Institutions. Our students must be bent to obey all the instructions and conditions stipulated within this volume. No student should go contrary to all that are within in this book. These guidelines stand as the orientation, instructions, guidelines and model for the student of El Theological College and International Institute of Missions.

This volume features the following instructions.
(1)       Levels of disciplines in our schools
(2)       The life of the students
(3)       The life in our school
(4)       Fees in the school
(5)       Students government
(6)       Academic patterns and studiosity
(7)       Condition for studies
(8)       Lectures and lectures in the school.
Our students must be very careful to study the instructions in this volume, word to word in order to strictly adhere to all that are written there.

1. ABOUT EL THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE AND INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MISSIONS.
El Theological was founded in April 2001 by Rev. Prof. Emmanuel Ononuju. The Bible College did not start with any student but a lecturer, without a student and without a board. The first months of the Bible College experienced emptiness, bareness and scantiness in the college till the sixth month of its inception when the College became very fruitful as it is today. Before then, Emmanu Ononuju was the only lecturer the only student and the only person in the compound, till after six months when the Lord sent some people who formed the initial students of the college which after few months Ononuju employed some staff that joined him in teaching.

International Institute of Missions was founded on January 2009 to equip and to train gospel ministers, it started by admitting students on scholarship with the single aim of making them fishers of men. The vision of this second college has since yielded fruits as it is growing and reaching out. Presently, El Theological College and intentional institute of missions have spread to other parts of Nigeria with extension campuses in Cameroun Aba South, Abuja, Kaduna, Eberi, Port Harcourt, Warri, Yenagoa and now Yarning for Lokoja, Owerri, Uyo and Umuahia.
2. ACTIVITIES AND CALENDARS OF EVENTS
El Theological and International Institute of Missions run trimester programmes and study three times a year.

A.         ADMISSION DURATION
1.         Diploma Course 2 year of studies
2.         Bachelor degree course 2 years after diploma or 4 years.
3.         Masters degree course - 18 months after bachelor
4.         Doctorate Degree Course 36 months after masters degree
5.         Doctorate degree - 36 months after masters degree.

B.         MODE OF STUDIES.
I.          Full time studies involving regular school attendance
II.         Part time studies involving partial attendance of once or twice a week with extra amount of 40% to every monetary involvement in the school.
III.        Correspondent Studies involving visiting at will or through corresponding with the school with the double charge to what the normal fees should be. This means what other regular students are paying should be doubled to the corresponding student of this college.

C. International Institute of missions (intermission) students must be on full time (regular) studies. There is no room for part or correspondent business with the student of intermission.

TRIMESTER PROGRAMMES
Every trimester is full of different academic and ministerial programmers among which are the following college programmes.

1. BIBLE WEAK. This is one or two weeks programme aiming at education, reviving and building the positive students with the lives of Bible Heroes and course. It is a revival period in our Bible College. Every student is mandated to attend and to bring not less than twenty (20) persons.

11. MISSION WEEK: This is one or two weeks programmes in our school aiming at bringing the students to practical missions, soul wining activities, church growth programmes and all secrets of church administration and church stability. This is a certificate course. Every students is expected to come the programme with not less than twenty persons.

111. PENTECOSTAL WEEK: This is one or two weeks programme aiming at leading and exposing the students to the life of Charisma. Ministerial excellence. It features both deliverance and teaching both deliverance, healing, charisma preaching and teaching activities. The students will be helped to flow with unction and ministerial strategies. Every students is mandated to attend and to come with not less than twenty (20) other persons to the programmes.

IV. SCHOOL OF MINISTRY: This is certificate course like the first three above. This is also a one or a two weeks programme in our college aiming at preparing men and women who are ready to launch out. Its primary purpose is to plan and to direct the two participants to missions educate the people on potential development and help students. Every student is expected to attend with not less than twenty (20) persons.

ADMISSION PROCEDURE.
Every student wishing to be admitted in El Theological College or International Institute of Missions must first of all obtain the admission form from the office of the registrar, fill the form and return the same to office with fee attached to, it which includes tuition fee for the present trimester in question, until the form is satisfactorily confirmed, the person is not yet admitted. Applicant is expected to demand admission letter from the registrar to assertion his or her admission after clearance.

Helping the students to discover their calling and directing them to their divine assignment for their greatness tomorrow are the major business of our schools.

3. REGISTRATION, EXAMINATION, FEES AND CERTIFICATE.
Registration in El Theological College and International Institute of Missions is once every trimester, while admission is once and for all. Examinations and tuition fees are required to be cleared in every stated trimester. Below are the conditions for fees and examination in Eltheco & Intermissio.

1. REGISTRATION: Every trimester calls for initial registration. The registration starts from the Monday that proceeds the Tuesday of resumption. The registration fee for the first week of resumption is nine hundred naira.(N900.00) while registration of the second week of resumption is one thousand naira (N1000.00) third week is rare registration while the registration fee at the third week is one thousand five hundred naira (N1,500) unless there are tangible excuses attached to failure to register early. No students is regarded as a student without trimester registration.

II. EXAMINATIONS: Every trimester calls for exam or exams and every students is mandated to take his or her examination. All exams must be take his or her examination. All exams must be taken and cleared before graduation. No students is allowed to go to another level (senior class) who did not finish and clear. All failed exams must be re-taken as soon as possible before joining another class in view.

III. FEES: Every trimester calls for fresh tuition fees expected to be cleared before the third week of resumption. No students should be allowed to take exam without clearing all his or her debts in the school, students are advised to come with their tuition fees as soon school resumed in order to be allowed to sit for exams, no debtor will graduate, neither matriculate and can never be allowed to go the next class. Defaulters who did not take their exams shall not be allowed to study after examination unless with faithful excuses.

IV. CERTIFICATES.
We advise our students to quickly collect their certificates immediately after studies, students should not delay in taking their certificates but preparation will be made while preparing for graduation in order to get their certificates, as it should.

I.                      El Theological Diploma.
II.                     International Institute of Missions Diploma
III.                    Degree from affiliate Institutions.
Students are advised to make choice of their certificates and pursue the same with diligence, studiousness and wisdom. Nevertheless consideration will be given to last certificate acquired.

VI. FROM DIPLOMA TO BACHELOR: Outsiders coming from other Bible Colleges to our college shall pay all required admission fees and charges but those going to our bachelor degree class (300 level) from our Diploma class (200 level) shall pay for the form at the cost of four thousand naira (N4000) only.

I.D CARD OF THE STUDENTS
Every students of El Theological College and International Institute of Missions must without debate get his or her Identity Card which is renewable every two years.

ARTICLES OF FAITH
In brief we want to state our articles of faith, though not even mentioned in other Bible Colleges, below are what we believe and practice.

I. We believe there is only God, the father and the creator of all things in heaven and on earth.

II. We believed there three persons in one God, the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost, still not three gods but one God.

III. We believe Jesus died to save sinners of whom I am one.

IV. We believe that the sixty six (66) books in one Bible are the inspired, revealed and authentic word of God, which needs no subtraction or addition.

V. We believe there is heaven and there is hellfire and that the righteous saints shall be rapture and be with Christ in heaven, while the sinners go to hellfire for eternal sufferings and not annihilation.

VI. We believe there is Satan and his demons who were fallen angels who will be punished in hellfire at last.

VII. We believe in salvation from sins and pure heart void of offenses towards men and towards God while living here on earth.

VIII. We believe that sanctification is the second work of grace after being saved from sins and after acknowledged the atoning death of Jesus.

IX. We believe that the church is the saved saints, the called out, the peculiar people of God and the body of Christ that was symbolized as his (Jesus) wife.

X. We believed in the second coming of Christ when the dead in Christ will rise again and the living saints on earth to meet the Lord on the air and so shall

XI. We believe in the virgin birth of Jesus and we also believe that Jesus is a perfect man and perfect God.
XII. We believe that the supreme mission of the Church is to go into the world and win souls as Jesus puts it “the son of man is come to seek and to save that which is lost” Luke 19:10

5. OUR COLLEGE STANDARDS.
In this we mean quality of spiritual life, standard of living or general accepted principles in our Bible College. Below are now standards, which every student must obey and follow.

I. Our female students should not put on such cloths or materials that would expose their inner parts or any seductive attire that may lure their men counter parts to lust or to similar sins.

11. Our men should not develop lustful relationship with the lady students that may suggest evil or register suspect in minds of people.

III. Our students should not dress or appear like acrobatic boys, harlots or that which may make people feel they are rough.

IV. Our students shall always be humble, gentle, and clean and always dress the way they want to be addressed.
V. Our students should not befriend, neither associates, nor cooperate with magicians, thieves, drunkards and pool debaters to avoid contamination.

VI. Our students should not be proud in appearance, in speaking, in acquisition or in ministry but must always thank God and be simple as becoming ministers of God.

VII. Our Students should not eat or drink while walking along the road, neither should our students urinate along the roads as this may be little their profession.

VIII. Our junior students must respect the senior students and should not speak to them as mates, no matter their ages.

IX. The Chairman of the students union, course rep and other officers in the students council should be given higher regards, respect and must be obeyed.

X. Our students will not travel without information to the college, especially when it connects school days.

XI. Regular attendance has its marks in our examination; therefore every students is mandated do register his presence in his class attendance book every day.

XII. Lateness in our school has its own penalty unless; there is tangible excuse on that.

XIII. Students who did not attend chapel service will be penalized, while every students is warned to switch off every mobile phone while in chapel service.

XIV. Closing before the official closing time without official permission shall be penalized, while staying outside while the chapel is going on is not allowed unless with permission.

XV. As holiness Bible College, our students shall be people lovers and peacemakers and should not cause church crisis, splitting or tension in the church of God.

XVI. Our students should through their lives; zeal, holiness, wisdom, respect and ministries show churches, the word or associates that they have attended Bible College. Let the people testify of you.

XVII. No students in this school shall exempt him or herself from the college prayer, either organized by the school or by students body.

XVIII. Our night vigil is a must to every registered student in this college and no excuse will be allowed. Any student who will be absent must obtain permission from the rector and must pay the sum of five hundred-naira (N 500.00) as a result of his absence.

XIX. Our ladies should not put on trousers, nor put on any attire that may expose their armpit, laps or their inner parts. They should not appear on shorts in public or any cloth that can project them as harlots or undisciplined citizens.

XX. Our male students should not appear on shorts, open bodies, gayish materials or any attire that can project them as roughians, gays or bad boys. They should not appear in any sinful suggestive materials.

XXI. Fighting, gossiping, slanderous words are not allowed in this college, meet or go with someone when you have case or feel otherwise about a person in this college.

XXII.    Our students should not circulate counterfeited currency, nor move with liars, kidnappers, thieves, armed   robbers, nor should they patronize beer parlour, nightclubs or smoking rooms.
XXIII.   Our students should not carry “EXPO” or copy from textbooks, notebooks or handouts but should write from their brain and knowledge as gospel ministers during exams.
XXIV.   Any student who brings four (4) other students to this school will enjoy one year scholarship.
XXV.    Our students must represent holiness which is the cardinal doctrine of our college.

XXVI. Every student must press hard and seek for the entire sanctification which is the second work of grace.

XXVII. Our students should avoid close contact with opposite sex which is capable to register suspicion in the hearts of people which may bring the gospel to disrepute.

XXVIII. Carnal exhibition and all lustful relationship are not allowed in our college, but our students must be holy, humble and discipline in all areas of their activities.

XXIX. Our students in cause of projecting truth and holiness must be obedient and faithful.

XXX. Seeking the presence of God and a biding in the rules of the Holy Ghost shall be our standard.

LAWS GOVERNING THE BOARDING STUDENTS
These are laws controlling students in the college campus compound, even the students quartered by the college outside or inside the college compound.

1. Students of such categories are under the control of the school and cannot travel or go out of the school without official permission of the college.

2. All students living in the campus or those quartered by the college by the college have no right to bring other students, friends or relations to live with them without the college approval.

3. The boarding (accommodation) fees are paid every trimester and no students living in the campus is exempted from payment.

4. The students should not use heater in their rooms, nor sleep with candles neither change the key of their apartment without the official approval of the college.

5. They are mandated to vacate the hostel while the school vacates, unless with special mission while in holidays.

6. The students living in hostel should not be outside the campus beyond 10:00pm and should never open the gate before 6:00am.

7. Boarding students should not cause riots neither be involved in noise making programmes, nor associate with persons with questionable characters in the society.

8. The burden students should not come late to the chapel, neither, absent himself from the school without official permission from the college authority.

9. Male students should not enter female hostel without school approval, neither should women enter men's hostel without special permission as doing so may generate suspicious.

10. Thou shall not commit sin.

7. WHAT OUR STUDENTS SHOULD NOT DO
As holy prophets of God, as those in the college of the Holy Spirit for the ministry of our Lord Jesus Christ, there are things we should do and things we should not do, listed below are things which the students of El theological college and International Institute of Missions should not do.

Our students should not preach and teach heresies, they should not support false teaching because of money or food.

Our students should not speak lies in the name of prophecy; neither falsely say what God did not say because of food or money.

Our students should not be among the occultic deliverance ministers who do not deal with eternal matters but base their ministries on the material gains only.

Our Students should not join any church that believes in sinning and preaching, neither should our student form such doctrine for himself or ministry.

We train our students to be followers and ministers of Jesus Christ in order to seek and to save the lost sinners and not to rob men and woman financially.

6. Our students should not be among the preachers who dupe people in the name of the gospel but must always seek for the salvation of man.

7. we are not training men and woman to be church breakers, family breakers, and enmity builders nor doom prophets that prophesy when God did not say.

8. Our students should not form the habit of owning or habit of borrowing books, money or other items without returning that at the agreed time.

9. Students should not owe the school but must pay their tuition fees as early as the school resumes or before the first three weeks of resumption.

10. Our students should not neglect evangelism, preaching on salvation, but must always be about God business.

11. Our students should not be nairamonic preachers, not proud, nor boasters and should not associate their ministries with evil men.

12. The students in Eltheco & intermission should not sell the Holy Ghost gifts with money, should not betray the faith, nor crucify Jesus afresh nor quench the spirit of God.

13. No student should destroy others with his or her tongue; neither speak bad of this College while still in this college.

14. No student is allowed to challenge the college authority, nor to abuse any privilege.

Our concern is to make the student a Christian on earth and a candidate of heaven with great reward of his labour as a child of God.
8. BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF OUR VISION FOR THE STUDENTS
In our vision here what we mean is all we want our students to be or our vision on the students growth, equipment and survival, it is our general plans on the students. Listed below are plans for the students.

1. To build and enrich the students with sound theological education.

2. To develop the hidden potentials in the students and to help them use such potentials.

3. To groom the students psychologically and to make them visionary and great ministers of the gospel.

4. To equip the students academically and to build the power of elocution in them.

5. To bring the students to be spiritually rich and to make them experience holiness.

6. To brush the students socially and to make them epitome of New Testament ministers.

7. To make students to be very charismatic and make signs and wonders to follow their ministers.

8.      To make students to be very bold, sharp and evangelistic in the gospel ministry.
9.     To convert the natural talents of the students to great usefulness in the minister and to help the students acquire the spiritual gifts for the ministry.
10.   To build the ministry philosophy into the students and to help them be wise.

11. To make the school pass through the students as the student passes through this school.

12. To create leadership quality in students.

13. To make the students church builders and leaders.

14. As bible students, we make the students to understand the Bible fully.

15. To make the students model and epitome of the gospel ministers.

16. To direct the students to their divine assignments and special duties which God wants them to do.

17. Help the students understand what their callings are in the five fold New Testament ministries in Eph 4:11.
18. Make students to be fully mentioned and to help the students mentors, disciples and to lead others.

19. Help the students to rely, stand and depend on God and his divine providence.

20. Reveal the secrets of success and to help them succeed.

9.         OUR EXPECTATIONS ON THE STUDENTS
            (WHAT WE EXPECT OUR STUDENTS TO DO)
There are things we expected that every student of El theological college and International Institute of Missions should be doing as those trained under higher discipline and holiness background. Listed below are things expected of our students.
1.     Our students should be missionary minded and evangelistic oriented.

2. Our students should irrespectively of their meager supports should support these Bible Colleges (Eltheco & Intermissio) financially and other wise.

3. Our students should not cease in praying and visiting these colleges (Eltheco & Intermission).

4. Our students must learn the habits of representing and defending our schools everywhere and every time.

5. Our students should be prayerful, studious and supporters of God's work.

6. They should be diligent and obedience always.

7. They should be punctual, steady and available in the school especially when needed in the school.

8. They should be helpers, contributors and supporters of the growth, building and equipping these schools irrespective of their poor finance.

9. They must pay attention to lecturers.

10. Irrespective of their low income, they are expected to give gifts to the president, the lecturers and others fellow students.

11. They must make time to pray for the president and his family.

12. Visitation to the sick, weak and absent students should be the immediate business of the standing ones.

13. To launch, donate items and to give cash during the school fund rising should not be neglected.

14. To bring more students and to Champaign for more students to come to the college should be the unceasing business of students.

15. Our students must be respectful, truthful, discipline, holy and always faithful in all their dealings.

16. The burden of the growth and development of our schools shall occupy students hearts.

God calls every minister for a specific duty on earth and this will only be achieved through righteousness and holiness on earth.

STUDENTS GOVERNMENT

The student government is comprised of three major officers, namely; the dean of students’ life, the chairman of the students union and the course rep of the students union.

(A). DEAN OF STUDENT'S LIFE: This is the officer of the college whose duty is to direct the chairman of the students union and to control the general business of the students’ body through the students chairman and the course Rep.

(B). CHAIRMAN STUDENTS UNION: This is the students officer in charge of the meetings and other gathering of the students union. He is the chief executive of the students body. He is directly under the dean of students life and to work in harmony with dean of students life.

(C). COURSE REP.: This is a college officer in the students union. He is the academic representative of the students body. All about the students exams, students class attendance, course and all academic related matters are in his shoulder.

(D). CLASS OFFICERS: Each class is entitled to have chairman, course rep and other officers in the class, in order to keep sanity there.

(E). OTHER SENIOR OFFICERS: There is a tribunal chairman who is in charge of cases, chaplain who is in charge of chapel services; labour prefect is in charge labour, time regulator is in charge of time and other officers to be respected.

10. GRADUATION AND MATRICULATION MATTERS.

Here are the laws guiding our college matriculations and graduation.
1.         Every student wishing to graduate must finish his or her stipulated course for such program before graduation.
II.         Every fee must be cleared and all credits covered before graduation.
III.        No students is allowed to go home with his or her costume unless an extra deposit of two thousand five hundred naira (N 2,500) is paid.
IV .       Any graduate who fails to collect his /her certificate after six months of graduation of will pay double to what the cost of the certificate is.
V.         All matriculating students must clear their debts (debts free) before the very day of matriculation
VI.        El Theological college does not give any scholarship to post graduate students.

VII. Matriculating students should be very sure they pass all necessary procedures for admission and obtain all necessary documents.

VIII. Incase of those who are graduating from 200 levels. Both matriculation and graduation fees must be paid before such approval will be given. We shall not go to heaven with stubbornness and sin; therefore, God calls all for repentance.

11. GENERAL INFORMATION.
Below are general information to our students, which everyone in these colleges shall be adhered to.

I. Our orientations manual is a must to all student.

II. No student will be at the orientation hall during resumption without this orientation manual (Academic showcase).

III. This orientation manual shall be purchased along with our registration on the day of trimester registration or during initial admission into the school.

IV. No student will be allowed to be in the class who never purchase this students orientation manual for guidelines

V. Any student living in the compound has a different fee to pay known as the accommodation fee, which is paid trimester (Academic showcase).

VI. Students must purchase their handouts from the lecturers and no student is expected to owe lecturers on that.

VII. Unless where textbooks are provided, our study materials are in handouts prepared by the lecturers and sold to students while each student is expected to purchase his for studies.

VIII. El Theological college and International Institute of missions do not refund money to students for what so ever after their normal registration in the school.

IX. Fees and other money related matters are not steady and could be changed, increased or multiplied without any information to the students.

X. Student's body is not pressure group and should not plan for riot, crisis or any war, like programme in the college.

XI. Any student discovered to be riotous, offensive or trying to instigate trouble and unhealthy programme in the school shall have his admission terminated.

XII. Any student who fails to comply with the student's council or trying to instigate others to bad ideas or form unscriptural clique shall be suspended.

XIII. Any old student, who did not return or register after three weeks of resumption, shall not be considered as a student in that trimester.

XIV. While we permit shaking and greeting the opposite sex, we forbid closer relationship with opposite sex that may generate suspect in the minds of people as we teach and preach holiness.

XV. Any late comer who refuses to accept light penalty given to him without thorough explanation shall be suspended.

XVI. Study days in each trimester are between 60 and 64 days (regular attendance) therefore any regular student who did not attend class up to 40 days in a trimester shall repeat the class.

XVII. Any student who picked up any property, item or money that is not his or hers should deposit that with the college authority to void being tempted to use it.

XCVIII. Every student is mandated to switch off his or her mobile phone during chapel service; any defaulter to this will pay a nonrefundable charge of N200.00 as penalty on that.

XIX. Students are not allowed to chew groundnut, chewing gum or eating of any fruit, beverage or water in the class when studies are going on. Any student found guilty of any of these shall pay N200.00 as a fine.

Xx. It will be a promotion, pleasure and great gain for any graduated student of our dear college to seek ways to establish El theological College in his state or International Institute of missions in his or her town, state or in the place where he or she is living at that time.

Xxi. Any graduate of El Theological college who wants the studies and certificates of El Theological college to be extended to his area should seek permission to establish El theological college there while he or she becomes the rector of that campus automatically.

Xxii. Any student from intermissio who withdraw after a full trimester without tangible reason or permission from admin council shall no longer be accepted to study on scholarship, though he remains our student.

Xxiii. We shall not graduate any student whose G.P.A (cumulative) is less than 2.00, neither shall we admit any student in our postgraduate school whose G.P.A. Is less than 2.80.

Xxiv. Late entry for the new student starts after the third week of resumption and has a penalty of one thousand naira or additional N1,000 to what the real charge is and this amount shall be added to the total cost of the total fee.

Xxv. The issue of labour in our college is the business of every Christian student; therefore no student should leave the school compound during labour time when others are working unless permission is obtained.

Xxvi. Any student who after reading the contents of this book and still violet them shall be considered as a disobedient student and must be treated accordingly.

Xxvii. To keep the school compound clean is the duty of the students and this must be done every morning.

Ministers who forget heaven and soon coming judgment, live in sin, therefore avoid such.

BOX OF INFORMATION
Students of intermissio or all in scholarship may lose the chance if they fail conditions attached to that especially, the issue of bringing four students in a trimester.

1. Any student who did not get this book (student orientation manual) shall not sit in the class or allowed to take lectures.

2. Any student found quarreling; abusing, gossiping or criticizing the lecturer or the school will be dismissed. Christian methods and maturity will be followed in any unhealthy issues.

3. No student is allowed to answer phone call, nor shall to make phone calls in the class but every response to phones be outside.

4. Any student who dropped out of the school shall not join his or her mates in their classes when resumed but should only start from where he stopped and cover all missed exams and courses. Until the school closes for the day, the student is still under the care of the school, therefore no student is allowed to leave the school compound before closing without a proper permission the college.
5. Our students are advised to prove their calls by involving themselves in practical ministries especially where God has called them, no matter how little that might be.

6. All our graduate students still remain our students and shall continue to visit our school, respond to our calls and invitation and shall remain members of Eltheco Alumni.

PRACTICAL MINISTRY

As the best and most practical Bible College in Abia State, El Emancipation Ministry is a ministerial arm of El Theological College as El Theological College is the academic arm of El Emancipation Ministry. The students are trained fully on how to preach, how to teach, what to teach and what to preach, how to deal with powers of darkness, or how to break cures and covenants, or how to deliver the oppressed. In this practical ministry El Theological College trained a stand by deliverance team (ministries) for healing, deliverance, counseling, salvation, restoration, blessings and for the general miracles of the oppressed and for the needy.

This team is made up of more than ten (10) anointed ministers with signs and wonder following their programmes. Rev. Prof. Emma Ononuju, the president of this college is the founder and leader of this team, receiving clients from different parts of the country on Thursday and reaching towns and village for crusades, family deliverance, land deliverance and breaking of covenants. This is another area where El Theological College scored the highest, which other Bible Colleges are lacking. Testimonies of what God is using this team to do have their own volume raging from healing, restoration, deliverance, and other miracles.

PROGRAMMES OF EL THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE (ELTHECO)

El Theological as the best, most spiritual, most academic and most Charismatic Theological College in Abia State has the highest practical number of courses, which many Bible colleges in the state are lacking. This truth is not only known by the students and lecturers of El Theological College but also known and accepted by the presidents, lecturers and students of other Bible Colleges in Abia State. In fact El Theological College is the supplier of Courses to other Bible Colleges, the evidence of this truth is the testimonies of other Bible colleges about El Theological College Nigeria. God does not demand your money, nor supports from men to make you great but He demands your vision and obedience to promote you and to make you great.

ADMISSION:

No one is considered a student in El Theological College unless registration is made and I.D Card obtained, students handbook purchased. The president alone signs the I.D. Card.

2. The students are under the control of the College any day they are in school, therefore no student is allowed to leave before time or do otherwise without permission.

B. ATTENDANCE:

Attendance is mandatory to every student who is on full time studies. Attendance has its own marks; therefore any student who fails to be regular has him or herself to blame, as early attendance covers a full 100% as a full course; hence we use British system of attendance and class works. Also absence without tangible excuse is regarded as failure and may affect the student's results at last especially during graduation. Any time after 8:30 am is regarded as absence in this college.

C. BEHAVIOUR

Students of El Theological College should be disciplined, holy and should conduct their lives according to the life and confession of the founder. (Rev. Prof. Emma Ononuju). Hence this Bible College is a molder, training center and home of ministers; students should be prayerful, truthful and obedient in all manner of their conversation. Careless words, boasting and all sorts of worldly styles or misbehaviors are not permitted in this school.

D. CLEANNESS:

Cleanness “they say is one part of godliness.” Students must be clean always both in their physical and spiritual appearances. It is also in the hands of the students to help the school compound and class rooms to be neat always.

E. CHRISTIAN MINISTRY:
The students are encouraged to be involved in preaching and teaching to help themselves. Nevertheless, the college time without number assigns students to field works such as preaching in the churches, Night Vigil, (Prayer Meeting) Soul wining activities, soul bringing, especially during the mission weeks and school of ministries in this college and all these are counted to the credit of the students. Any one brought as students to the college is counted to the credit of the students with a high mark.

F. COMMISSIONING AND ORDINATION:

Every students trained in this college must be commissioned by this college and ordained for the effective service, unless the church of the students membership requests that to be done in that local church, this request will be granted if the difference will be not later than 30 days. The issue of commissioning and ordination is not debatable, hence we shall not allow our products to be commissioned and be ordained by whom we don't know and whom we never approve hence this rigidity confirms one as our college product.
G. CONDOLENCE
Students are obliged to contribute to students who lost his or her parents. This visit to a fellow students who lost his or her parent(s) or wife/husband (condolence) is by delegation.

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