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Global Directory PREFACE Global Directory PREFACE Global Education is part of our ministry and mission! This Global Directory of the International Association of Methodist-related Schools, Colleges and Universities (IAMSCU) shows that our schools, colleges, theological schools, and universities are providing leadership in various parts of the world. Methodism began within the University of Oxford, England. John and Charles Wesley were people of faith, but aimed at connecting faith and reason. They insisted on vital piety, but complemented it with knowledge. They saw the importance of science, but also insisted on ethics. This holistic perspective has inspired various educational projects, starting with Kingswood School, in England, founded by John Wesley in 1748. It then expanded to Europe, the Americas, Asia, Africa, Latin America and other parts of the world. Today, we have a global connection spanning 5 continents, nearly 80 countries, and more than 1,000 institutions serving their communities and promoting the connection between church and society, between faith and knowledge, between tradition and innovation. The General Board of Higher Education and Ministry continues this legacy. We were founded in 1866. We helped to reconstruct countries plagued by war, we provided training to missionaries who started new schools, we witnessed the development of fine colleges and universities, we offered support to leading theological schools forming new leaders for the Church. We expanded our worldwide connections and helped to create the International Association of Methodist-related Schools, Colleges, and Universities (IAMSCU). Today, in 2016, as we celebrate 25 years of IAMSCU and 150 years of our Board of Education, we rejoice in the publication of this Global Directory. You have in your hands the evidence that the seeds planted by the Wesleys have now grown into a vast tree, a global network of institutions related to Methodist education. It is with great joy that I share this publication with you. I hope that individuals, families, churches, communities, institutions, and organizations make great use of this material in their educational ministry and mission. Kim Cape, General Secretary GENERAL BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND MINISTRY THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH United States 2 Global Directory | GENERAL BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND MINISTRY GENERAL BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND MINISTRY | Global Directory 1 INTRODUCTION The International Association of Methodist-related Schools, Colleges, and Universities (IAMSCU) was formed in 1991 in order to connect educational institutions related to the various Methodist churches around the world. These institutions were all created with a common goal, established by John Wesley himself, of uniting knowledge and This Global Directory brings together listings of educational institutions related to the Wesleyan and vital piety. Methodist traditions in various countries. The relationship between educational institutions and churches is very unique and diverse. It includes schools, colleges, universities, and theological seminaries. Some of This Global Directory of International Association of Methodist-related these institutions maintain historical links to the Methodist tradition, many others are directly affiliated to Schools, Colleges, and Universities (IAMSCU) provides listings of the schools, a denomination, and yet others are part of ecumenical initiatives. This relationship is, above all, a form of colleges, theological schools, and universities affiliated to our organization. These partnership. The Church relates to institutions and the institutions are related to the Church. The first Methodist school was founded in England by John Wesley in 1748, Kingswood School. Today, institutions serve students, employ faculty and staff, contribute to their communities, Methodist education is present in 5 global regions, representing almost 80 countries, involving nearly 1,000 and partner with local churches in a variety of ministries. They provide the ethical schools, serving around 1.25 million students who are connected to a worldwide community of around 80 million people in the Wesleyan and Methodist traditions. foundations upon which our societies rest. They teach the most fundamental values We researched various documents, contacted various partners, and worked together with other that guide individuals for the rest of their lives. They perform research that saves institutions in order to gather the information listed on this Global Directory. We will update this publication lives, promote progress, and finds innovative solutions to difficult problems. We also periodically with corrections, additions or new information you send to us: [email protected] promote service to communities, including access to culture, sports, health, justice, The Global Directory is divided according to the following categories: human rights, peace, and leadership. In all this, we follow the scriptures, teachings, • Regions • Countries life examples, and spiritual values that transcend the limits of our contingent history. • Institutions Through IAMSCU we are building on Wesley’s legacy and forming global citizens that become the leaders for the church and the world. The institutions in this Global Directory are classified according to different criteria and symbols: • Schools (preschool, kindergarten, elementary, and secondary levels) 2016 is a very special year for us as we celebrate 25 Years of IAMSCU. We have • Colleges (institutions offering Professional Training, Certificate, Associate, Bachelor, planned many special moments and initiatives. One of the most important projectsis Baccalaureate, License, Diploma, and other degrees at the Higher Education level) • Theological Seminaries (institutions providing training for clergy at various levels, including the publication of this Global Directory of International Association of Methodist- Certificate, Undergraduate, Bachelors, Masters and Doctoral programs) related Schools, Colleges, and Universities (IAMSCU). • Universities (accredited institutions offering comprehensive teaching, research, and service at This Global Directory offers you a glimpse of global Methodist education. It reflects various levels, including Bachelor, Graduate, Masters, and Doctoral programs) the work of various churches in the Wesleyan and Methodist traditions, including the We hope this information is helpful to all those who want to learn more about Global Education United Methodist Church, African Methodist Episcopal Church, Methodist Church in the Wesleyan and Methodist traditions or establish connections to the various institutions affiliated to of Brazil, Uniting Church of Australia, Christian Methodist Church, Church of the the International Association of Methodist-related Schools, Colleges, and Universities (IAMSCU). We acknowledge the support of the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry (GBHEM), which Nazarene, Free Methodist Church, United Church in Canada, Uniting Church of made possible the publication of this Global Directory. Australia, and many others that share the same Wesleyan origin. The Global Directory lists nearly 1,000 institutions in 5 continents and almost 80 countries. This is certainly a very important tool for students, their families, institutions, and communities. I also hope this directory will motivate more Ken Yamada, Amos Nascimento, Interim Associate General Secretary Special Assistant to the General Secretary engagement among our students, teachers, professors, staff, and leadership. It shall DIVISION OF HIGHER EDUCATION GLOBAL EDUCATION AND NEW INITIATIVES be an important guide to motivate more cooperation among our institutions and many other schools, colleges, theological schools, and universities around the world. Marcio de Moraes, President INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF METHODIST-RELATED SCHOOLS, COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (IAMSCU) Brazil GENERAL BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND MINISTRY THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH United States 2 Global Directory | GENERAL BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND MINISTRY GENERAL BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND MINISTRY | Global Directory 3 AFRICA INSTITUT SUPÉRIEUR DE THÉOLOGIE COURS SECONDAIRE MÉTHODISTE NIANGON ECOLE PRIMAIRE MÉTHODISTE D’ABADJIN-DOUMÉ (ISTHA) Niangon, Agnibilekrou, 04 B.P. 418 Abidjan 04 Adresse DGEM: 08 B.P. 840 Adresse DGEM: 08 B.P. 840 Angola Abidjan, Abidjan 08 Abidjan 08 COTE D’IVOIRE COTE D’IVOIRE COTE D’IVOIRE Email: [email protected] [email protected] UNIVERSIDADE METODISTA DE ANGOLA (UMA) Rua Nossa Senhora da Muxima, n.10, ECOLE PRIMAIRE MÉTHODISTE Caixa Postal 6739 CONSERVATOIRE MÉTHODISTE DES ARTS ET MÉTIERS COURS SECONDAIRE MÉTHODISTE YOPOUGON Arrah, Luanda, DE CÔTE D’IVOIRE (CMAMCI) Yopougon, Adresse DGEM: 08 B.P. 840 ANGOLA 06 BP 2005 Abidjan 06 Adresse DGEM: 08 B.P. 840 Abidjan 08 [email protected] Tél. +225 22 44 90 77 Abidjan 08 COTE D’IVOIRE http://www.uma.co.ao/ Email: [email protected] COTE D’IVOIRE [email protected] ECOLE PRIMAIRE MÉTHODISTE INSTITUTO MEDIO DE TEOLOGIA BISPO FACULTÉ DE THÉOLOGIE EVANGÉLIQUE DE L’ALLIANCE Bongouanou, EMILIO DE CARVALHO CHRÉTIENNE PENSIONNAT MÉTHODISTE DE JEUNES FILLES Adresse DGEM: 08 B.P. 840 Caixa Postal 68 BP 684 D’ANYAMA Abidjan 08 Luanda, Abidjan 25 Anyama, COTE D’IVOIRE ANGOLA COTE D’IVOIRE Adresse DGEM: 08 B.P. 840 Email : [email protected] Abidjan 08 Web : www.fateac.org COTE D’IVOIRE ECOLE PRIMAIRE MÉTHODISTE QUESSUA METHODIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY [email protected] Gagnoa, Comandandte Dangereux, 46, Caixa Postal 9 Adresse DGEM:
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