South Africa is a Christian country in which more than 60% of its inhabitants describe themselves as evangelical. After a very good turnaround from apartheid politics to 1994, South Africa has become a "free" modern state, but with many new problems. The high crime rate (murder, drugs, prostitution, rape, violence, human trafficking) still causes daily headlines. LOGOS maintains 17 Bible Schools in South Africa with the aim of training new leaders in the communities, but also of creating dedicated prayer networks. Bible Schools in South Africa were established in the following locations:

Johannesburg

There is an LMTC with 30 students in the Tembisa district. In Soweto there are two LMTC with 35 students each. This Bible school education is accredited with SATS (South African Theological Seminary). After completing the one- or two-year course, students are entitled to study at SATS until they obtain a doctorate in theology. 

Durban

Three Bible Schools, each with two times 25 and once 30 students. One in the northern district of Phoenix and two in the south in the Indian district of Chatsworth.

Klerksdorp

Bible school with 25 students.

Rustenburg

Bible school with 30 students.

Mamelodi

There is an LMTC with 15 students in the Pretoria district.

Polokwane

There are two LMTC with 12 and 10 students each.

Vryheid natal

Here is an LMTC with 7 students.

Quwa Quwa

Here is an LMTC with 8 students.

Botha Bothe (Lesotho)

Here is an LMTC with 20 students.

Malelane

Here is an LMTC with 20 students.

Cape Town

Here is an LMTC with 10 students.

Kimberley

Here is an LMTC with 15 students.

Heidelberg

Here is an LMTC with 10 students. 

Facts and Figures

• LOGOS runs 17 Bible Schools in South Africa with 342 students.
•  A Bible school education lasts three years.
•  All 13 Bible school teachers work voluntarily and free of charge.
• The Bible Schools are coordinated by Ralf Doepke from Durban.  

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