This research examine the significant influence of Christian Religious Studies Education at Caleb University in Nigeria, highlighting its contributions to academic success, ethical leadership, and community engagement. Using a qualitative approach that includes interviews and focus group discussions with students, faculty, and administrative staff, the study reveals a remarkable increase in student enrollment alongside the achievements of exceptional scholars like Soneye Ayomide Joseph. It showcases how the leadership of Adeniyi Oluwafemi Abodunrin and Oladega Adebogun scholarship has been instrumental in fostering a supportive academic atmosphere and developing scholarship programs that help alleviate financial burdens for students. Furthermore, the research emphasizes the importance of community outreach and ethical reasoning in the curriculum, preparing students to tackle pressing societal challenges. Ultimately, this study calls for a greater appreciation of Christian Religious Studies Education as a vital force for personal growth and social responsibility, challenging the common misconceptions about its role. The insights gained aim to inspire educators, policymakers, and students to recognize the valuable potential of this discipline in nurturing informed and responsible citizens.
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