CBTS Faculty Continue Global Theological Training

Throughout June, Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary faculty continued to serve churches around the world through international teaching ministries, equipping pastors and church leaders with sound biblical and theological training.

Ministry in Africa

From June 15–26, Vice President John Miller traveled to Nigeria, where he taught Biblical Theology I and spoke at a conference focused on revival. His ministry provided biblical instruction to pastors and church leaders while encouraging the ongoing work of the church in West Africa.

Ministry in South America

President Sam Waldron also spent much of June teaching in South America. From June 18–22, he traveled to Medellín, Colombia, to teach Introduction to the Confession. Immediately afterward, from June 22–29, he continued to Peru, where he taught the same course to another group of pastors and church leaders eager to deepen their understanding of the historic Baptist confession of faith.

These trips reflect CBTS’s ongoing commitment to equipping faithful pastors and strengthening churches around the world through sound theological education. The accompanying photos offer a glimpse of the opportunities the Lord continues to provide as the seminary partners with churches across the globe.

Help Train Pastors Around the World

Every international training opportunity is made possible through the prayers and generosity of God’s people. Through the Global Training Fund, a gift of $50 per month helps provide theological education for one student, equipping pastors and church leaders to faithfully serve Christ in their own nations.

If you would like to help strengthen churches around the world through biblical training, we invite you to become a monthly partner by giving at CBTSeminary.org/give.