Emmanuel Wesleyan Bible College

Educating Workers to Build the Church
Educating Workers to Build the Church

Rev. Thabsile Thwala

Chairperson Board of Management


What a joy to have you visit Emmanuel Wesleyan Bible College. We are an Institution mandated to train godly Workers to Build the Church, not only in Eswatini and the Southern Africa regions, but throughout Africa and the World. As you visit, do not hesitate to call or contact us for clarifications and more in-depth information.

Kindly note that we are located in Ngculuwini, which is about 10 Kms South of Manzini town, in the Kingdo of Eswatini (Swaziland).

Thanks again and God bless you.

Isolating the student from large sections of human knowledge is not the basis of a Christian education. Rather it is giving him or her the framework for total truth, rooted in the Creator’s existence and in the Bible’s teaching, so that in each step of the formal learning process the student will understand what is true and what is false and why it is true or false. (Francis Schaeffer - Theologian)

About Us

Our graduates and faculty are making a real difference in the world for Christ. Through their experiences at Emmanuel Wesleyan Bible College, they’ve been changed – and it shows in their careers and ministries today. Whether it’s our students living on our campus, studying halfway across the country, professors who are truly passionate about reforming the criminal justice system, or the influential pastor who’s working toward their doctoral degree in leadership, they’ll all say the same thing: their time at Emmanuel Wesleyan Bible College made all the difference. Don’t believe us? We’ll let them tell you in their own words

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Our Graduating Class of 2021

Muzi Gamedze


Thabsile Dube


Sabelo Masuku


Welcome Dlamini


Melusi December


Majaha Sibandze



Our Discipleship Program

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Accountability groups contribute to Christlikeness

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Discipleship is Key to Building Christlike Servants for the 21st Century Ministry Challenges. That is why all students are required to belong to a discipleship group. These groups cultivate the Discipline of Accountability, Spiritual Maturity, Leadership and Service.