About A.I.M.
The African Institute for Missions and Ministries (AIM) combines the study of Theology with formal Ministerial training, geared towards world missions and evangelization.
At AIM, we believe in a firm balance between spiritual maturity and academic excellence as we have identified intellectual laziness and spiritual indifference to be the major problems with ministers today, particularly in Africa.
Students are welcome from all denominational backgrounds as AIM is a non-denominational institution that focuses solely on the Biblical approach to theology, ministry and leadership.
Why study at A.I.M.?
At the African Institute for Missions and Ministries (A.I.M.), we are committed to providing students with a sound theological foundation for the expression of all ministry gifts and Christian service; shining a light on missions as the heartbeat of true and effective ministerial endeavors.
Our values
INTEGRITY
Foster an academic environment where personal, intellectual, and ministerial integrity is upheld.
ACCOUNTABILITY
Employ data-driven methods to aid with decision-making, assessment, and decision-making to create a transparent academic process that drives continuous improvement.
CROSS-CULTURAL MINDSET
Create an academic environment free of cultural and ethnic bias to give equal opportunities for all to excel and thrive, in line with the missional mandate of the institution.
MISSIONAL DRIVE
Train students with a deep understanding and passion for missional activity through an extensive and rich missiology curriculum.
COMMUNITY BUILDING
Provide a platform for ministerial relationships and partnerships for the advancement of kingdom work through the creation of an active alumni network.
Get equipped for ministry
The SMP and Certificate Course has given me a deeper understanding and appreciation of the Bible and Ministry.
I have learned how I can plug myself into the mission we have all been called to as Christians.
The teachers at A.I.M. are patient and well-equipped. My experience has been a blessing to me in my walk as a Christian.
Abiola
Adesola
