Welcome
To The Pentecostal
Holiness Christian College and Theological Seminary, an
online Distance Learning Program of Pentecostal Christian
Ministerial Study, founded by Dr. Stephen Houston as an
International Degree granting Institution.
The Registered Address for
all enquiry and correspondence, including all applications,
transcripts, dissertations and or course work is:
The Pentecostal Bible
Institute has Christian College and Theological Seminary
Status as a Non-Profit 501 C3 in the State of Texas
Charter Num: 01249344 authorised under and functioning in
addition to and known as a part of Stephen Houston
Ministries, Chartered 1992
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The
Holy Fire of Revival is upon us!
We
could, but we're not going to teach you how to produce a
five CD motivational series on "How to be a better person",
or show you how to be a TV evangelist. We aren't interested
in turning you out to be another "Prosperity Preacher" or
tell you how you can become the next celeb "happening
ministry".
We won't be able to buff up your flesh in the old adamic
carnal nature, with ear tickling, cross-less formulas, so
that you can offer up "strange fire prayers and worship"
before the face of the Almighty God.
But, if your interested in real revival, real burning
passion for the Lord, for souls, for prayer, holiness,
passion and purpose for Him and carrying your own cross in
diciple-ship and holiness, then we are here for you. If you
want to see revival come and God come down, then study
through our online program.
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The
Pentecostal Holiness Christian College and Theological
Seminary
could stand as part of Pentecostal theological training for
those called to be Ministers.
The
Pentecostal Church, in the wider meaning of including
all the variety of Churches within "Pentecostalism", is now
the single largest Protestant denomination globally.
Estimated, to
number between 400 and 600 million followers worldwide in
2000, Pentecostalism is running neck and neck with the Roman
Catholic Church to be the largest Christian denomination.
Christianity
Today reported in an article titled World Growth at 19
Million a year, according to historian Vinson Synan, dean of
the Regent University School of Divinity in Virginia Beach.
Very conservatively, about 25 percent of the world's
Christians are Pentecostal or charismatic.
Therefore it
seemed inevitable that representative institutions should be
established to represent Pentecostalism's growing influence
in the wider world and to monitor the results of that
influence.
This should also
include the actions of those who promote Pentecostalism's
advancement by planting and establishing new Churches and
Bible Training Institutions.
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