ALT is a University College with national accreditation in Sweden, focusing on theological education and spiritual formation.

The Asia Theological Association (ATA) is a body that accredits theological institutions across Asia, promoting excellence in theological education.

The Association of Theological Schools (ATS) comprises over 270 graduate schools of theology across the United States and Canada. These institutions offer post-baccalaureate professional and academic degree programs, preparing individuals for ministry, teaching, and research in theological disciplines. While they represent diverse traditions and approaches, their membership in ATS reflects a shared commitment to common values that define excellence in theological education.

Bethel University is historically grounded in the Pietist tradition, founded in 1871 by and for Swedish immigrants. The Seminary aims to train "strong leaders and develop deep spiritual foundations ... [involving] hands-on training for a fully realized Christian life" (https://www.bethel.edu/about/faith/).

The Center for Theological Inquiry in Asia is a research center located in Manila, Philippines. Its mission is to foster a community of evangelical scholars and practitioners to support and strengthen the growing Asian church through advancing theological research and bridging the gap between the church and academia.

The Community for Interdisciplinary Theological Studies (CETI) is a diverse group of Christians from multiple countries and traditions who follow Jesus and seek to live out God's kingdom in Latin American contexts.

Converge Oceania is a community of youth-oriented individuals and agencies that exist to support and equip the church in Australia and New Zealand to continue to reach and disciple young people.

The Coptic Orthodox Church is one of the most ancient Churches in the world, founded in the first century in Egypt by Saint Mark the Apostle and writer of the second Gospel of the New Testament. A conservative Church, it has carefully preserved the Orthodox Christian faith in its earliest form, handing it down through generations, remaining true to the Apostolic doctrines and patterns of worship.

The Center for Reconciliation (CFR) at Duke Divinity School exists to inspire, form, and support leaders, communities, and congregations to live as Christ-like agents of transformation and reconciliation.

ETF Leuven offers BA, MA and PhD programs in theology and religious studies, and an Educational Master in Religion. ETF Leuven distinguishes itself from other academic theological institutions in the Low Countries by a strong combination of four pillars: its Protestant-evangelical identity, its cross-denominational focus, its international character, and its focus on a good combination of high-quality academic work with attention to community building and Christian spirituality.

Centro Latino is a 50 year old theological education program for Spanish-speaking and bilingual learners and students, with two masters' programs, a doctorate of ministry and five professional certificates. We are a research center and convene intergenerational networks of pastoral leaders.

Westmont's Martin Institute is committed to fostering multidisciplinary scholarship on the need and nature of Christian character development and disseminating the deliverances of that research to Christian thought leaders for the good of the church and broader society.

We long to see indigenous churches that recognize and are recognized in their identities, living the Christian faith from their worldviews and being agents in the Creator's work of reconciling all things.

Mesa Scholars, a ministry of Mesa Global, nurtures and deploys missional scholars where needed most.

The Nagel Institute is an educational research institute within Calvin University, focused on ways in which the study of World Christianity can change perspectives, foster knowledge, and reinvigorate Christian thought and practice.

The mission of the Overseas Ministries Study Center at Princeton Theological Seminary (OMSC@PTS) is to amplify the voices of the world Christian movement by supporting and promoting scholars and artists from Asia, Africa, and Latin America and diaspora communities.

OCMS works advance study, educate and research in God’s mission and to convene practitioners, scholars and leaders in creative and prophetic dialogue, equipping individuals, leaders, churches and institutions, prioritising those on the cutting edge of God’s transforming mission. We do this by responding to issues identified by the church with timely, strategic and rigorous research, creating spaces for mutual learning, and seeking to hear voices that may not otherwise be heard.

PACTPAN is a network of theologians and pastoral agents dedicated to researching on contemporary issues across various domains, including social, religious, political, cultural, ecological, ethical, legal, and mental health concerns affecting both the African continent and the global community. In addition to its research mission, the organization plays a vital role in advocating for human rights, with a particular focus on supporting victims of human trafficking and addressing social injustices.

Peace and Hope works in Latin America alongside individuals, families and communities in poverty, so that they can live with dignity, free from violence and injustice. Founded in South America, Peace and Hope is a Christian peacebuilding and human rights organization that was established in Peru in the context of a decades-long internal armed conflict.

Regents Theological College is amongst the foremost Pentecostal Bible Colleges in Europe, and one of the largest in the UK. It is also the national training centre for the Elim Pentecostal Churches, and has been training people to serve in a range of Christian ministries, both in the church and wider community, for nearly 100 years.

Scholar Leaders cultivates theological leaders from the Majority World for lifetimes of impact in the Church and society. Through a dynamic ecosystem of programs, we support exceptional Christian leaders and collaborate with theological institutions to strengthen the Global Church.

The World Alliance for Pentecostal Theological Education (WAPTE) is a global cooperative fellowship of Pentecostal/Charismatic theological associations, denominational offices and missions agencies affiliated with a member body of the Pentecostal World Fellowship (PWF) that provide educational services to theological and/or ministry training schools.