We create spaces for theological reflection in collaboration with leaders and institutions from the AETH network.
We foster interaction among leaders, pastors, educators, and scholars to generate new and contextualized knowledge for our Latino community.
We promote professional development, teacher training, spiritual and vocational discernment, and collaborative research.
We create spaces for deep theological reflection, both virtual and in-person.
We develop collaborative research environments for the creation of contextualized theological content.
Pastors and leaders who share their experiences to build contextualized theological knowledge.
Teachers and administrators of Bible Institutes who collaborate with pastors, leaders, and theologians in the formation of leaders.
Seminary students and professors who share and acquire knowledge through collaboration with the church and its leadership.
Growth: Participants experience extensive spiritual and intellectual growth, enriching their theological understanding and improving their ministerial practices.
Empowerment: Participants gain a sense of empowerment through the validation of their cultural and religious identity and the acquisition of new skills and knowledge to address community-specific needs
Renewed practices: Participants adopt renewed and culturally relevant theological practices, enhancing their ministry and community engagement.
The Communities of Practice are virtual spaces where our members share experiences, resources, and knowledge that enrich the educational and pastoral processes of those who participate. This space for dialogue and collective reflection fosters the development of new methodologies, the contextualization of theological education, and effective responses to contemporary challenges faced by the church and academia. In this way, the Communities of Practice contribute to a more holistic, relevant, and engaged formation, aligned with the transformative mission of the gospel, while cultivating a community where members support each other on their theological journey.
You can be part of one of our communities. For more information, contact us at info@aeth.org.
"The experience was extremely enriching.The diversity of the participants and the excellence of the resources generated an ideal environment for dialogue, the exploration of new ideas, and the identification of tools that allow us to better serve in our ministry contexts. I deeply value the work they are doing through the Antioquia Project and AETH..."
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