Kenya (Kijabe)
Moffat College of Bible
Library, Dorm Lounge and Electrical Assessment
EMI Project 5372
March 12-24, 2005
Project Update:
View from Spring
Installing Air Release 1
Installing Air Release 2
Pipeline
Pipeline Below Spring
Spring Box 1
Spring Box 2
Completed Designs (March 28, 2006)
Proposed Library
Electrical Assessment
Geotechnical Test Pit
Project Scope
Moffat College of Bible holds a place of distinction both within and outside the Africa Inland Church. The course work provided to Moffat’s 100 students is broken down into four major categories: Biblical Studies, Theological Studies, Ministry Studies, and General Studies. Courses in each of these areas help to give students at Moffat a strong background of interpreting the scriptures, finding its truths, and communicating those truths effectively to others. Once students complete their studies they are sent out to preach and share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with their own villages throughout Kenya.
Moffat College of Bible is looking to accommodate their growing student body with adequate books and study space. They want to build a larger library with the capacity to provide enough volumes and study space for the 200 students they are hoping to enroll soon. A dorm currently under construction will be completed soon. They also want to build a lounge area adjacent to the dorm for students to relax and study. The Bible college is currently experiencing serious problems with voltage drops all over their campus. They need to upgrade their power supply and distribution system.
Project Team
Sam Matthews - eMi Team Leader
Brad Wynne - eMi Electrical Engineering Intern
Norman Brown - Architect
Mike Hubley – Structural Engineer
R.K. Varma - Electrical Engineer
Ray Womack - Geotechnical Engineer
Meg Womack - Drafter
Proposed Library
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