TRAIN…DISCIPLE…LEAD

National Theological
College & Graduate School 

NTCGS is an academic institution founded upon 2 Timothy 2:2 providing strong academic training in Biblical truths to national church leaders. This training, based on a Biblical hermeneutic, produces leaders who minister effectively in their own culture.

You Can Help Bring Biblical Training to National Christian Leaders!

As we wrap up the final months of 2022, our goal is to raise $180,000 by December 31,2022. This is to ensure the ongoing training of the current students and to begin new cohorts of students who are waiting to start their studies. To date, $46,500 has already been pledged by generous donors who want to provide this biblical training to national Christian leaders.  Will you join them and help reach our goal so this training can continue? Click HERE to donate today!

 

Our Free Gift
to You

As a thank you for your part in this ministry, we would like to send you a free eBook called Gospel Meditations for Missions. The 31-day devotional eBook will challenge you in what Christ wants done and is doing among the nations. Click HERE to receive your free gift.

Building for the Future

Those are such encouraging and challenging words to me as we look forward to what God has in-store for NTCGS. You, our supporters, have helped us look to the future with your prayers and GENEROUS support.  The NTCGS board had a year-end goal of $180,000. As of the end of November 2022, $46,500 had been given by generous donors who wanted to provide this biblical training to national Christian leaders. Others joined to help reach our goal. We are so happy to let you know that $100,472 has been given to help ensure this training can continue! The board, administration, staff, and students are all so grateful for your generosity! Thank you so much! May the Lord bless you.

Earthquake Relief for Syria

On February 6, 2023, a powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake devastated southeast Turkey and northwest Syria. The death toll has passed 47,000 with thousands injured. Over 1,500 after-shocks have continued to bring more death and destruction. These grieving, suffering people have lost so much and have little hope for the future.

NTCGS students and alumni in Syria are working with their local churches to provide aid. This includes assisting families with necessities, including food, clothing, and their medical needs. They are also securing homes for families affected by the earthquake. Our graduates in Lebanon are working to send blankets and food across the Syrian border to the ravaged areas.

NTCGS is able to send donations to help provide critical supplies via our trusted graduates in Syria and Lebanon. Through the distribution of these supplies to all groups of needy people, the students are able show the love of Christ and share the gospel to these people who need hope. By making a donation today, you can have a part in providing physical and spiritual help to those in need.

Please be assured that 100% of these monies will reach those in need. Click here to donate now.

Join NTCGS as a student or supporter and help fulfill the Great Commission.

AS A STUDENT

Join scores of energetic and capable individuals who are being taught Biblical truths through the study of God’s Word. Connect with our dedicated alumni who have returned to their cities, towns, and villages evangelizing, discipling, strengthening and planting new churches.

AS A SUPPORTER

Be a part of a vibrant ministry and see God at work. Invest in the lives of godly men and women who are changing their world.

AS A SUPPORTER

Be a part of a vibrant ministry and see God at work. Invest in the lives of godly men and women who are changing their world.

  • NATIONAL NEWS

    Official newsletter of National Theological College and Graduate School

  • Bible & Theology Matters

    Enjoy Bible and Theology Matters hosted by Dr. Paul Weaver, DTS professor and NTCGS professor and board member.

  • Textbook Translation Project

    The lack of good theological textbooks in the Middle East countries where NTCGS serves has necessitated the translation of books for our Arabic-speaking students.

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