
Our Vision
The Elim Wimbledon Bible School seeks to prepare students for the work of Christian ministry in both the Church and world.
Our vision is to raise up a generation who are grounded in the Word, transformed by the Spirit and empowered to preach the Gospel with signs following.
The Elim Wimbledon Certificate in Pentecostal Theology, Ministry and Practice is offered as a part-time course over two years. It comprises of 24 modules encompassing several theological disciplines. Those disciplines include: Biblical Studies; Christian Apologetics, Hermeneutics, Practical Theology, Pneumatology, Church History and Dogmatics.
The next entry date to start the Certificate is January 2027. Classes take place in-person on Wednesday evenings (7pm – 9:30pm) and are supplemented by Saturday study days every 6 weeks.
The classes are taught by Dr Sheryl Arthur and Pastor Jon Featherstone along with a range of guest speakers (all who are expert practitioners in their field). The classes incorporate a range of practical activities (for example, discussions, debates, group work and Q&A). Some modules also include a ministry practicum (for example, preaching, evangelism, inner healing and the prophetic).
The in-person classes are enhanced by access to online resources/activities on the Elim Wimbledon Moodle site so that students can continue their learning in between classes and connect with their peers via online forums
Course Modules
Over the course of the two years, you will cover 24 modules
Assessment
Assessments are designed to enable students to demonstrate their knowledge and understanding as well as reflect on their personal transformation.
There will be regular homework activities and an in-depth assignment for each module. The assignments may take the form of a written piece of work or practical activity and reflection. To succeed in the course, students will need to:
- Have 80% attendance at in-person classes;
- Participate in the classes;
- Submit all homework activities;
- Effectively complete all end of module assignments.
Entry Requirements
There are no formal entry requirements for the Elim Wimbledon Certificate in Pentecostal Theology, Ministry and Practice. Whilst this course will be taught from a Pentecostal perspective, we welcome applications from all church denominations.
Awards
Those who successfully complete the course will receive an Elim Wimbledon certificate.
Tuition Fees 2027
Paid in full: £1200
If paid in 3 instalments: £445 each
Term dates
2026
2027
Information for Current Students
Current students can access interactive lesson resources on the Elim Wimbledon Moodle site.




