The Bachelor of Divinity (BDiv) prepares students to be a witness for Christ in the culture to which they are called and to the contemporary world by giving students a thorough grounding in the truth of God’s word and teaching the Bible in the context of its setting, demonstrating the relevance of the authority of the Bible today. The BDiv program also focuses on developing leaders for the ministry of discipleship and formation—understanding the biblical, educational, and organizational principles at the foundations of effective ministry.

Developing Haiti through the education of its citizenry requires a greater number of qualified teachers and administrators. To that end, the MEIA degree will prepare persons to serve as teachers and administrators in the public and private schools of Haiti. However, the MEIA program will be unique in that it will prepare practicing teachers and administrators to supervise teachers, which will undoubtedly raise the level of teaching and learning in the classroom. The focus on supervision of teachers will not only enhance the quality of Haiti’s teachers, it will also increase a school’s ability to educate Haiti’s citizenry more effectively.

The Master of Arts in Leadership and Administration (MALA) prepares persons to serve as leaders who exhibit the Christ-like leadership required in an increasingly complex and changing cultural context and equips them to assume leadership positions in churches, Christian schools and colleges, mission organizations and community organizations. In addition, the MALA provides an opportunity for those who are currently in service to enhance their leadership skills

Christianity in the context of Haitian culture characterized by afro-Caribbean animism faces particular social, psychological, and political issues. Leaders in the Haitian context who have a firm grasp on how worldview, anthropology and sociology impact theology will be effectively equipped to navigate the particular challenges facing the development of the church in 21st century Haiti.
The primary goal of the MATS is to strengthen effectiveness of ecclesial leadership in Haiti and the Caribbean through a critical contextualization of Trinitarian-based Christian theology for afro-Caribbean culture and worldview.