All Nations Apostolic Seminary Accredited by Jesus Christ

Indeed, accredited by Jesus Christ, ANAS offers ten different M degrees as well as ten different D degrees.

fully accredited Bible school - Tuition Free Online Bible College



***Disclaimer: This post is not promoting ANAS. Rather, it is for discussion regarding its unique accreditation.

 

What a deal:
Apostolic Seminary offers 100% tuition-free online (distance learning) Christian education.

But do not forget about those admin fees!

Certificate
Administrative Fees
North America and European Applicants ($250.00 for the entire program)


BS Degree
Administrative Fees
North America and EU Countries ($600.00 for the entire program)
All Other Countries ($300.00 for the entire program)


MS degree
Administrative Fees
•North America and EU Countries $600.00
•All Other Countries $300.00

Doctoral degree
Administrative Fees
North America and EU Countries ($700.00 for the entire program)
All Other Countries ($350.00 for the entire program)

 

I do not have any personal experience with this accreditor but I understand that he has a relatively good reputation.:newangel:

 

Based on this accreditor's good reputation, perhaps CHEA recognition isn't all that important. :smile:

 

Further reading on the ANAS site reveals that since Jesus was accredited by God (Acts 2:22, NIV), the school is also accredited by God.

 

LOL! That's so bold you have to just root for any place with that kind of brass.

Just imagine what the accreditation site visits must be like! Holy Toledo!

 

To be fair to ANAS - this is at the bottom of their first page:


"All Nations Apostolic Seminary is currently not accredited by any human accrediting agency. As a new Bible school, we are prayerfully considering which Christian accreditation body we should become part of. We are also in the process of seeking Religious exemption from the State of Virginia."

 

Would that be like RA + AACSB?

 

Shawn,
Thanks for being a voice of reason...Perhaps they will look for accreditation down the road...maybe...

 

I like the fact that they seem at least a bit sensitive to the concept of accreditation. We know it's a major hurdle to many endeavors. Best of luck.

 

Perhaps a voice wanting to give ANAS the benefit of the doubt; however, let's see if an attempt is ever made to obtain legitimate accreditation. I seriously doubt it.

 

Ten different Master's degrees and ten different Doctorates - each for a few hundred bucks. Who's teaching all these advanced programs?
This can't be serious. I take this place with a ton of Pixie-Dust!

Here's a page on the proprietor - I don't know the source of his degrees. http://www.allnationsfc.org/apostle-thomas-anokye-gyambrah.html

"Unichurchity" - thanks Maniac. Good one. My new word for today.

Johann

 

It is perhaps significant that one pays one's money to the school at the same address as "All Nations for Christ." Both entities are headquartered at: 844 Mallside Forest Court, #304, Charlottesville, VA 22901, U.S.A.

Johann

 

Now I know the source of the owner's degrees - from the "School" site:

Apostle Thomas Anokye-Gyambrah, D.D.
•D.D., Spirit of Truth Institute, USA

•M.A., Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary, USA

•B.Ed., University of Cape Coast, Ghana

So -his own "Doctorate" is a clinker. School (one of the last remaining Tripod sites?) is here, along with its bogus accreditor. We had an old thread (2002) about its $200 "honorary" doctorates. FGCFI: SPIRIT OF TRUTH INSTITUTE

Man with bogus Doctorate offers your choice of 10 equally bogus doctorates, claiming they're accredited by Jesus? What disgraceful effrontery!

Johann

 

Spoken like an apostle, i.e., very true!!!

 

Nostalgiabetic? Unichurchity? Wow! You're in rare form today, Maniac!
Thanks for two extremely apt new words! Your essays must be very interesting reading! :smile:

Johann

 

All Nations response: "RA overrated, NA useless, AACSB not needed, we carry universal accreditation. Recognized across the universe."

When asked if their accreditation is valid, All Nations responds: