WETIA - World Evangelical Theological Institute Association

About Us

Statement of Faith

Research & Development

icete-edu.org -International Council for Evangelical Theological Education is a global community, sponsored by eight continental & regional networks of theological schools.

cccu.org - The Council for Christian Colleges and Universities.

ed.gov - Official website for the U.S. Department of Education.

Letter From the Chairman

WETIA stands for World Evangelical Theological Institute Association. We are a nonprofit service and research organization supporting the world’s evangelical theological colleges and seminaries with new technologies that keep them relevant and vital.
Through the generosity of private donors, foundations, and corporations, WETIA is able to accomplish our broad mission of helping these organizations maximize the full potential of e-learning.

Digital Library Project Update
A planned Digital Library Project will make books, Biblical and mission resources, and other cultural works in multiple languages from libraries around the world available online in a comprehensive database.

WETIA to Pilot Online Training Module
In an effort to strengthen its online community, WETIA is piloting an online training module for theological academicians and staff that combines online and in-person teaching methods.

WETIA Library Expands with OCLC Resources
Earlier this year the WETIA Library obtained membership with the Online Computer Library center (OCLC), a worldwide library coopersative.

Software Engineering and Information Technology Research
The widespread adoption of Internet technologies and the integration of communication networks into everyday organizational work has led to an increasing interest in the role that information systems.

Digital Solutions for Academic Institutions
WETIA schools collaborate on digital solutions including: code sharing, discussion forums, user groups, student corner, articles, resources.

Distance Learning
With Distance Learning Remote Experiments, professors can provide live demonstrations, students can access laboratories after hours, and researchers collaborate on research.