• Thailand (1983)
  • Thailand Coordinator
  • Location
  • Registration
  • Schedule
  • History
• Philippines (1985)
  • Philippines Coordinator
  • Location
  • Registration
  • Schedule
  • History
• Myanmar (1988)
  • Myanmar Coordinator
  • Location
  • Registration
  • Schedule
  • History
• Hong Kong (1989)
  • Hong Kong Coordinator
  • Location
  • Registration
  • Schedule
  • History
• Singapore (1994)
  • Resident Staff Coordinating
  • Location
  • Registration
  • Schedule
  • History
• Papua New Guinea (2005)
  • Papua New Guinea Coordinators
  • Location
  • Registration
  • Schedule
  • History
• South Korea (2006)
  • Coordinator
  • Location
  • Registration
  • Schedule
  • History
• Australia (2007 Pending)
  • Coordinator
  • Location
  • Registration
  • Schedule
  • History
• Potential New Sites
  • Chiang Mai, Thailand
  • China
  • India-Nepal
  • Japan
• Students from outside site areas
  • Contact ABTS office in Singapore
  • Location
  • Registration
  • Schedule
  • History
• Southeast Asia Map

Along my studies I have little by little understood that theology belongs to street and marketplaces and should belong to our every day lives so that real transformations by the Word of God occur. (Thailand, '05 Grad)

The biblical holistic approach helped me to understand the excellent perfect plan of God for His people. My eyes have been opened, my worldview & thinking methods changed. (Thailand, '05 Grad)

You will get more than just a degree -- a transformation in your spiritual life and ministry! (Thailand, '05 Grad)

Australia (Site Pending--2007)

Australia is changing.  Gone are the days of the White Australia Policy -- now we are one of the most migrant-rich countries in the world.  In just one suburb of Melbourne over 100 languages are spoken!

The new social fabric of Australia presents both opportunities and challenges for the Christian worker.

• In our neighbourhoods -- how do we evangelise people who know little or nothing about Christ and Christianity?  How do we answer the pervasiveness of postmodernity and the growth of non-Christian religions?
  
• In our churches -- how do we meet the needs of a culturally-diverse congregation?  How do we contextualise the gospel message so it is understood?
  
• In our mission -- how do we foster a movement in domestic church planting and worldwide evangelism?  How do we utilise the web of relationships between Australia, Asia and the Middle East?
  
• It is time to retool.  Just like a surgeon keeping up with new technologies, pastors and Christian workers must continually strengthen their message and sharpen their methodologies.  We all know this -- but where can we find the quality, cost-effective training we need?

ABTS in Australia! At last, Bible-believing, pre-millennial, scholarly theological education is available in our own country. You won't find a stronger, more balanced programme: Australian accessibility; American accreditation; Asian sensitivity.

Why not see how ABTS can help make you a more effective servant of Christ?

ABTS Survey Team
with Australian Hosts
(missing from survey team picture, Andy Pasma)