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Master's CityBible Academy

About Us

Who We Are

The story, the vision, and the people behind Master's City Bible Academy.

Our Story

A School Born Of A Church's Mission

Master's City Bible Academy exists to prepare students in biblical depth, spiritual formation, and practical ministry, as a theological education initiative of The Master's Place International Church.

Our Mission

To train, equip and empower men and women for effective Christian ministry — developing them to be full-time and part-time pastors who will function in church planting, evangelism, soul winning and crusades.

Our Vision

Raising and equipping men and women for full-time ministry.

Our Mandate

Equipping Kingdom Labourers

Master's City Bible Academy is founded upon a simple but urgent conviction: the harvest is great, but effective labourers must be intentionally raised. The Academy therefore exists to:

Train men and women in the Word of God.

Develop spiritual maturity and Christian character.

Equip students for effective ministry.

Prepare men and women for pastoral and ministerial assignments.

Develop competent men and women for the five-fold ministry.

Equip emerging leaders for church administration and leadership.

Prepare students for church growth and church planting.

Develop missionaries and Kingdom ambassadors.

Build competence in preaching and teaching.

Cultivate prayer, intercession and spiritual discipline.

Develop students in pastoral care and shepherding.

Equip students to practically serve within the local church.

Expose students to the realities, demands and responsibilities of ministry.

Develop men and women capable of reproducing what they have received in others.

Pastor Korede Komaiya

Meet Our Chancellor

Pastor Korede Komaiya

His vision for Master's City Bible Academy is to raise a generation of ministers who are not only trained in Scripture but transformed by it — pastors, evangelists, missionaries, and church planters who leave equipped to build strong, healthy churches and carry the gospel with clarity and excellence.

He leads the Academy with a conviction that biblical depth and practical ministry preparation must go hand in hand — and that every student who passes through Bible Academy should leave ready, not just informed.

Learning From Seasoned Voices

Our Faculty

Master's City Bible Academy is led by a distinguished faculty of seasoned pastors, ministers and Kingdom leaders, bringing together spiritual depth, ministry experience, leadership wisdom and practical knowledge.

Our Training Philosophy

Word. Spirit. Impartation. Engagement.

Effective ministry requires more than theological knowledge. Students will experience four dimensions of training:

1

Biblical Formation

Students will be grounded in Scripture, doctrine, biblical interpretation and the principles of Christian faith.

2

Spiritual Formation

Students will be developed in prayer, spiritual discipline, consecration, the work of the Holy Spirit, spiritual warfare and sensitivity to divine direction.

3

Character Formation

Students will be trained in loyalty, humility, discipline, integrity, followership, stewardship and responsible Christian leadership.

4

Practical Ministry Formation

Students will be required to apply classroom learning through evangelism, church service, ministry assignments, field work, outreach and practical ministry exposure.

Our Parent Ministry

The Master's Place International Church

Master's City Bible Academy is a ministry of The Master's Place International Church, led by Pastor Korede Komaiya. The church's mission of biblical teaching and discipleship extends directly into the Academy's classrooms — training every student not just to know the Word, but to live and minister it.

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Voices From The School

Called. Trained. Sent.

  • Master's City Bible Academy didn't just teach me the Bible — it taught me how to carry it into a congregation with clarity and conviction.

    Pastor Chidi Umeh

    MCBA graduate, now Lead Pastor

  • I came in wanting to teach Sunday school better. I'm leaving with a theological foundation I didn't know I was missing.

    Blessing Eze

    Current student

  • The practical ministry component meant I never had to choose between hands-on service and my education — they happened together.

    Rev. Tunde Bakare Jr.

    MCBA graduate, church planter