Global Partner Network

International Council for Evangelical Theological Education (ICETE)

ABHE’s global engagement is expressed through its membership and active participation in the International Council for Evangelical Theological Education (ICETE). ICETE is a global community, sponsored by eight regional (continental) associations of theological schools, in order to facilitate worldwide collaboration for excellence and renewal in evangelical theological education. ICETE’s intercultural “network of networks” currently encompasses nearly 1,000 institutions in 113 countries with a combined enrollment in excess of 100,000 students.

Global Partners

Association for Christian Theological Education in Africa

ACTEA

Mission: To promote quality evangelical theological education in Africa by providing supporting services, facilitating academic recognition, and fostering continental and inter-continental cooperation.

Association for Evangelical Theological Education in Latin America

AETAL

Asia Theological Association

ATA

ATA is committed to serving its members in the development of evangelical, biblical theology by strengthening interaction, enhancing scholarship, promoting academic excellence, fostering spiritual and ministerial formation and mobilising resources to fulfill God’s global mission with diverse Asian cultures.

Caribbean Evangelical Theological Association

CETA

The Mission of the Caribbean Evangelical Theological Association consists in:

providing information for professional association among theological college administrators and theologians
assisting theological institutions and programmes throughout the Caribbean in their quest for excellence and renewal

European Evangelical Accrediting Association

EEAA

The EEAA’s mission is twofold:

Its traditional identity is found in the accreditation of tertiary level evangelical theological education in Europe.
In addition, the EEAA represents a dynamic network of European evangelical theological institutions and leaders that connect strategic resources in a common educational enterprise.