BIBLE COLLEGE | ICRM Central Church

OPERATION HARVEST MINISTERIAL TRAINING CENTRE

Raising Harvesters...

Understand and advance your God-given talents and passion for use in ministry for the glory of God and the benefit of your community! Understand the principles for effective ministry through our OHMTC (Operation Harvest Ministerial Training Centre) schooling - the training wing of ICRM central church, a mission oriented theological and vocational training centre for those who would like to explore the possibility of serving God in some way or the other.

residential

Our residential training C.Th course provides a comprehensive and high quality learning experience to our residential male students just like our non-residential training courses provides for our female students.

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correspondence

Our correspondence course is designed for people who are unable to attend regular college to learn the Bible without being physically present at college and earn credits without attending the classes. This course provides course materials and examinations.

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extension

You can learn our extensive Bible course and earn a certificate through an OHMTC extension site. Whether in person at an extension site, or in combination with distance courses and visits to our main OHMTC campus, you get to experience bible college life in a tangible way.

ABOUT US

This teaching and training ministry was started in 1984 as ITVT with 2 batches comprising of just 14 students which culminated into a full fledged theological college in 2001 with its new name as 'Operation Harvest Ministerial Training Centre' with extension centres in Belgaum, Mysore, Saravanampatti, Thudiyaloor, Ooty and Bangalore. OHMTC is accredited by the Indian Institute of Missiology and is an affiliate of Vision International University, U.S.A - the fastest growing worldwide Christian educational network.

The main objective of this institution is to train leaders (both laymen and clergy) to be tent-making church planters and church caretakers in their home churches as well as in cross cultural fields.