We’re pulling for the church leaders
Building on the 50-year legacy of Overseas Council, we’re ramping up our partnerships with theological schools and training programs to expand access to the resources and education that leaders in the field need.
Regional Training Hubs
Bringing people around the table
Our collaborative networks create connections within regions around the world. We call them hubs. Hubs connect churches in each region to our global network of 120+ seminary and training partners. They provide a pool of resources, knowledge, wisdom, and support to address the most pressing training needs of emerging church leaders.
Theological Education Consulting
Multi-national theological education experts providing strategic consulting to schools and training programs.
Mesa Scholars
PhD and master’s level scholars joining theological schools and communities worldwide.
Institutes for Excellence
Workshops for school faculty and trainers to sharpen their skills and share knowledge.
Scholarships & Fellowships
Financial assistance for church leaders: students preparing for ministry, scholars doing cutting-edge research.
Non-formal Training
Experienced pastors and church planters offering training and mentoring.
Spiritual Formation
Resources, retreats and mentors focused on soul care and character development.
Meet our Theological Education Consultants and Regional Training Hub Leaders
Robert Bruneau
Rawee Bunupuradah, DMin
Jhohan Centeno, PhD
Matt Boyd
Victor Chan, DMin
Peter Chang
Ashish Chrispal, PhD
Scott Cunningham, PhD
Taras N. Dyatlik
Joanna Feliciano-Soberano, PhD
Magdi Gendi, PhD
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Bosela Eale, PhD
Jessy Jaison, PhD
John Jusu, PhD
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Helga Marchak (Dyatlik)
Jaison Thomas, PhD
Working arm-in-arm with our global partners
We work with 120+ of the world’s leading Seminaries
International Leadership University
Anglophone Africa
International School of Theological Education
Latin America and the Caribbean
Italian Evangelical Bible Institute
Europe
John Wesley Methodist Seminary
Latin America and the Caribbean
Kampala Evangelical School of Theology
Anglophone Africa
Keys Connections
Eastern Europe and Central Asia
Koinonia Theological Seminary Foun
Southeast Asia
Kremenchuk Evangelical Seminary
Eastern Europe and Central Asia
Kyiv Bible Institute
Eastern Europe and Central Asia
LIFE Theological Seminary
Anglophone Africa
Lanka Bible College & Seminary
South Asia
Las Palmas Seminary
Latin America and the Caribbean
By collaborating with local seminaries, churches, and communities, Mesa Global has been able to support the establishment of a church that is a true light in the darkness, offering hope, healing, and transformation to a community in need.
Ukraine
We noticed the significant growth of theological seminaries among the Diaspora Chinese, primarily in the South East Asia region and North America continents. Base on our Theological Education partner Asia Theological Association, we should be able to gather the Diaspora Chinese seminaries into partnership for both Chinese and China Theological Education development.
China and Diaspora Chinese regions
I have the opportunity to be in conversation with school leaders in Southeast and East Asia, and have shared the need to consider providing short-term training for the church lay leaders and pastors in their respective regions. Three of these seminaries have developed their non-formal program offerings in response to this need.
Southeast and East Asia
Mesa Global is committed to empowering theology schools to strengthen the church by cultivating healthy leaders for its multifaceted mission. To enhance the church-seminary relationship, we introduced Church-Based Leadership Training in rural Nepal, in collaboration with Nepal Ebenezer Theological College.
South Asia
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