Dr. Kyung Chul Kam recently conducted an on-site inspection of campus facilities, including lecture halls, student dormitories, and other key infrastructure, to assess maintenance and improvement needs. He meticulously examined the ongoing remodeling of the single-room guesthouse, male and female dormitories, the newly constructed Baraka Hall, and various student welfare facilities, providing detailed guidelines for facility management. During the inspection, Chancellor Dr. Kam instructed Architect Missionary Jong Gil Kim and Head of General Affairs Hyun Seok Kim to expedite the renovation of the aging dormitories and requested that the guesthouse remodeling

The acquisition and operation of United African University of Tanzania (UAUT) by CTS was made possible through the deep interest and unwavering dedication of Rev. Chul Lee, the former Representative Bishop. His leadership played a pivotal role in laying the foundation of UAUT, and he continues to provide steadfast support for the university’s growth and development. Rev. Lee’s commitment to educational missions is evident through his scholarship sponsorship for UAUT students, enabling many financially struggling students to continue their education. His exceptional care and love for the university have significantly contributed to its advancement. During his recent visit, Rev.

Rev. Jung Seok Kim, Presiding Bishop of the Korean Methodist Church and senior pastor of Kwanglim Church, generously donated $2,000 in scholarships to support students facing financial difficulties. His donation came during his visit to the university alongside the heads of major Korean denominational assemblies. The university administration, through its scholarship committee, identified students with outstanding academic performance who were unable to pay their tuition for the semester due to financial hardship. As a result, eight students—Paul Philip Rimbani, Mawazo Ibrahim Laita, Peter Godfrey Rocks, Rashid Juma Shabani, Norbert H. Kira,

During the recent visit of the General Assembly leadership to the university, Rev. Jong Hyuk Kim, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Korea (Hapdong), delivered a powerful message during the university’s weekly Wednesday chapel service held at the JCC Hall. Preaching from Acts 17:10-15 on the theme “The Bible and the Life of Faith,” he imparted deep spiritual insight, touching the hearts of faculty members and students alike. Rev. Kim emphasized, "The core of all Scripture is Jesus Christ. The Bible is divinely inspired by the Holy

In commemoration of the 140th anniversary of Korean missions, prominent leaders of the Korean Church visited our university from January 26 for three days, reaffirming their commitment to supporting and collaborating in the fields of educational and media missions. This significant occasion was graced by the presence of esteemed leaders, including Rev. Chul Lee (Former Presiding Bishop), Rev. Jung Seok Kim (Presiding Bishop), Rev. Jong Hyuk Kim (General Assembly Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Korea - Hapdong), and Rev. Young Gul Kim (General Assembly Moderator of the Presbyterian Church