News

November 2010 Council.  The EEAA Council met in Paris in November 2010.  The following items are extracted from our minutes.

1.     General Assembly 2011. The dates for our General Assembly in 2011 are 27-29 October in London (the conference will be held at the High Leigh Conference Centre (Hoddesden). We are pleased to announce that our speaker will be Dr Alister McGrath.  Please mark your calendars.

2.  Board of Reference.  In addition to Henry Blocher, Rolf Hille and Chris Wright, Agne Norlander has also accepted to be on the EEAA Board of Reference.

3.     Annual Progress Reports. A new reporting system will be presented to the EEAA schools at the General Assembly in October 2011. In the meantime, schools are requested to use the current APR form to report on 2009-2010 (http://eeaa.eu/forms.htm). The only exception to this are schools that have been reviewed or accredited in the last 12 months.  

4.     The Theological Educator will be re-launched in digital form in mid March.  Mark the address that will soon become active www.thetheologicaleducator.net  

5.  An international resource repository and forum for theological education  is being launched by the EEAA in partnership with Overseas Council.  This will available soon.

6.     We welcome the International Centre for Christian Leadership (Kiev) and the International Seminary and Trainingscenter of Leadership (Glattbrugg)  into EEAA membership.

Membership and accreditation news (October 2010)

Membership  

We welcome the International Centre for Christian Leadership (Kiev) and the International Seminary and Trainingscenter of Leadership (Glattbrugg)  into EEAA membership.

Accreditation  

Congratulations to the  Ukrainian Evangelical Theological Seminary (Kiev) for the accreditation of their Non-residential Vocational Bachelor.

Download updated ICETE News (January 2009) an in-house circular for the ICETE community.

EEAA General Assembly and ICETE Consultation.

As the world turns under the individualism of modernity, many Christians around the world are thinking in new ways about the importance of community. The same holds true for “evangelical theological educators”, men and women from all over the world who have been gifted and called by God to equip the people of God. What they teach and model in the seminary, is then reproduced by their students in the churches and replicated as the church reaches out to the world.  Read the full report