Eastern Theological College, Jorhat

Eastern Theological College, Jorhat Assam is set up in the year 1906 as Private Educational Institute to give advanced education to fabricate profession in the field of Humanities, Science and Degree.
Eastern Theological College is having Affiliation with presumed AICTE
Eastern religious College, Jorhat is the main philosophical school in Jorhat.
It has been assuming a main part in advancing philosophical training in the north-east area of India.
Solidarity, Faith and administration involve the adage of the school.
The school is halfway supported by CBCNEI (Council of Baptist Churches in North East India) and offers Bachelor of Divinity (2 yrs), Master of Theology (M.
Th), Bachelor of Divinity (B.
D ) courses.
The organization looks to show the understudies the significance of confidence as an adherent.
The foundation endeavors to keep up the solidarity of board of Baptist places of worship of North-east India by making a feeling of unity and having a place in their students.
The Eastern Theological College (from this point forward as ETC), as the head religious and preparing establishment of the Council of Baptist Churches in North East India, assumes a main part in advancing philosophical schooling in the North Eastern area of India.
By receiving a need-based program, it takes into account the ever developing and expanding needs of the CBCNEI and other sister Churches of the area and past. Its set of experiences returns to 1903 when the American Baptist minister the Rev.
P H Moore, an alum of Colgate University Made a little but then critical start by beginning the Assam Valley Bible School at Nowgong (presently Nagaon) with only three understudies.
It ran fox a half year a year – April to September.
Later the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society (presently the Board of International Ministries – BIM – of the Baptist Churches in the United States of America) chose to move the Bible School program to Jorhat.
Appropriately, on 12 January 1905, the Rev.
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Boggs set up his shelter by the side of the Tocklai stream close to the current College connect.
Following a year, S Preparation the Bible Training Center began in April 1906 With 18 Students-5 from the Nowgong Batch and 13 new ones.
In this spearheading work Boggs was capably helped by the Rev.
Henry Goldsmith since the Nowgong days in 1904.
the foundation later developed into a gathering of schools called the Jorhat Christian Schools which incorporated the Bible School (1906), a Middle English School, a Normal School and an Industrial School (all in 1907) and later a High school (1914).