I am pleased to introduce you to Grace Life Bible College (GLBC). This is an answered prayer to the shortage of trained church ministers in Kenya and beyond. GLBC aims at producing theologically grounded, character-developed church ministers, who are able expositors of the Bible. We offer you an opportunity to access affordable, practical, and contextually relevant ministry training.

We are a nondenominational institution admitting students who have a calling to serve in the church and the community at large.
GLBC is in Webuye Town, Bungoma County in Western Kenya. It is along the Great North Road easily accessed by people from Eldoret, Kisumu, Kakamega, Bungoma, Kitale, and Uganda by extension. The College is situated next to the Webuye Falls (Broderick Falls) on the Nzoia River overlooking Chetambe Hills.

We have a well-equipped library with both digital and physical resources with enough space for personal and group study. Our classrooms are furnished with comfortable lecture room facilities. Our hostels can accommodate 40 students and meals are provided for students at the cafeteria including tea break.

Our faculty consists of qualified and seasoned lecturers with Masters and Ph.D. with vast Christian ministry experience. Other administrative and support staff are available to facilitate your smooth stay in pursuit of academic work. GLBC Chapel gives opportunities for personal devotions and ministry experience for students.

Welcome to enroll at GLBC for a life-transforming experience as you study and sharpen your tools for the service of Jesus Christ and His church.

Grace life Bible College offers an opportunity for preparing servants of God, as a refresher for the veterans and seeks to be model and reference point for excellence in theological discourse.

The apostle Paul’ exhorted the elders of the church in Ephesus to “Keep watch over yourselves and all the flock of which the Holy Spirit has made you overseers. Be shepherds of the church of God, which he bought with his own blood.” Acts 20:28. They were first to safeguard themselves and secondly to guard the Church against external influence.

Africa has become the centre of world Christianity judging from the rapid growth in numbers of Christians in sub-Saharan Africa. This means the African Church also must take responsibility for world evangelisation.

The growth in numbers should correspond with growth depth in knowledge and Christ-like character that matches this awesome mission.

It is evident that some pastors/elders as servants of God have been vulnerable just as the flock they oversee and succumbed to waves of false teachings that emerge. Contrary to expectations, some of the flock have been easily carried away from one wave of doctrine to another.

At GLBC we strive and pray to the head of the Church, our Lord Jesus Christ that those that serve will seek to know God and be so stirred and equipped for good works that God prepared for them.

The programs and life at this College are focused on envisioning and deepening the learners to be centred on Jesus Christ and for His Glory.

-Rev Christopher Mujesia