Equipping Christian Leaders:
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What are the best ways to keep learning as an adult?

We seek to design Christian leadership training systems adhering to these guiding principles: EXCELLENCE IN ADULT LEARNING | Transferable...

Constructivism: an Entrust perspective

by Alicia Costello, writer with the State of Texas Historical Marker program, former Entrust curriculum writer Often on a Sunday morning,...

Constructivism: God’s nature and human agency in learning

by Dr. Donald C. Guthrie, professor and director, educational studies PhD program, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Deerfield,...

Why I love my job

by Ronda Knuth, Entrust curriculum writer The world is facing a famine of Christian leadership. 3.2 million pastors and leaders lack...

Why train leaders? For the sake of the church and the pastor

by Rev. Jeff Simpson, lead pastor, Lansdowne Alliance Church, Baltimore, Md. It’s Wednesday morning, and like many other pastors I know,...

Formal and non-formal Christian education: definitions, advantages and challenges

By Dr. Scott Klingsmith, Denver Seminary, assistant professor of intercultural studies; missiologist-in-residence About 15 years ago, I...

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Formal or nonformal? Some thoughts from your educational tour guide

by Amber Simpson, Entrust, WWMT mid-Atlantic regional leader Welcome Congratulations. Welcome to the crossroads. I’m so glad you’re here....

Facilitating adult learning in Christian higher education in South Africa

by Dr. Arthur Alard, principal and president, International College of Bible and Missions Editor’s note: Entrust staff members Dr. Arthur...

Making dinosaurs?

By Mark Huffman, Entrust COO The world’s churches are full of dinosaurs. Many of our churches have leaders with big heads and little...

Informal training courses build up lay pastors in Moldova

By Harvey Newton Vasili Ivanchev, an alumnus of Entrust Moldova’s Advanced Program, is pastor of one of the two biblically sound churches...

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