PRACTICAL GUIDELINES FOR CHOOSING THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTIONS AND PROGRAMS

The theological study centers must have a commitment to shape those who are called with a passion for the lost and a vision for worldwide mission. Choosing to study at a reputed institution would contribute much to the quality of training....by Rev. Phinni Joseph
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TEOLOGICAL EDUCATION: A BRIEF HISTORICAL SURVEY

Theological studies were dominated by scholastic methods. The major contribution of the universities was that they prepared the priestly hierarchy for the service of the church, instead of secular occupations....by Rev. Dr. A. C. George
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PLUSES AND MINUSES OF THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION

School planting resulted in church planting in the nineteenth century India. The twentieth century church should have placed educated converts into all levels of the society including its governance, legal system, health schemes and public life....by Prof. Dr. Siga Arles Ph.D.
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PENTECOSTALISM AND THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION

One of the dangers we see today is ‘less-quality’ ‘status quo-maintained’ theological education. A working theology must be praxis orient-ed. ...by Dr. T. P. Varghese
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