Four dimensions of integrated formation
PTEE graduate profile
The goal is not limited to academic knowledge; it brings together spiritual growth, understanding of Scripture, ministry skills, and social responsibility.
Forming leaders who serve locally
1 · A man or woman of God
Growing in the knowledge of God and union with Christ
Using spiritual gifts to serve the church
Healthy relationships with family and the community of faith
Biblical ethical decisions and faithful stewardship of time, work, and money
Practicing prayer, Bible reading, fasting, fellowship, and service
2 · Handling the word of truth accurately
Inductive study, interpretation, and the use of research tools
Understanding biblical theology and revelation in both Testaments
Understanding the content of the biblical books and their historical and cultural context
Expressing beliefs biblically
Applying biblical truth in the contemporary context
3 · Practical ministry skills
Preparing and delivering sermons
Christian education and discipleship
Pastoral ministry, counseling, and listening
Leadership and training others
Mission and church growth
Research, writing, and lifelong learning
4 · A balanced social vision
Understanding the church’s relationship to social, cultural, and political challenges
Understanding the Christian family and its influence
Ethical discernment on contemporary issues
Peacemaking at home, at work, in the church, and in society
Confronting poverty and contributing to community development
The right program
The information on this page is drawn from the attached Arabic academic manual. Confirm course schedules, fees, specializations, and any curriculum changes with the PTEE office when registering.