To meet the need of the growing churches in the Chin Hills, Bible Schools were opened again in Hakha by the Johnsons, 1948, and in Tedim by the Nelsons, 1947.
Those years testified the fact that theological education work was mobile, shared for management through qualified leaders, regardless of geographical distance.
The school was renamed Zomi Baptist Theological Seminary as proposed by Principal Simon Pau Khan En, in 1974.
The college was accepted as a member institute of the Association for Theological Education in South East Asia, ATESEA, in 1982.
Every four-year visit of the ATESEA Accreditation Commission has made good report upon our degree programs and even our projects.
Dr. Law Ha Ling, with the approval of Officers Council and executive committee of Zomi Baptist Convention respectively, the school was renamed Chin Christian Institute of Theology in March 2013 at the 21st General Meeting of ZBC.