| Mobile Theological Training for World Witness |
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| Written by Paul Dean | ||
| Wednesday, 23 July 2008 | ||
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Dr. David Galletta is a member of the Mobile Theological Training Team (MT3) for World Witness – the foreign missions arm of the ARP. The vision and mandate for MT3 To help equip biblical Christian leaders to be effective pastors, teachers, evangelists, missionaries and lay leaders. To educate and train future Christian leaders in their own culture and nation through institutions in their region. To offer a cost-effective way to strategically equip indigenous leadership for ministry. To offer Biblical teaching committed to the inerrant Scriptures and historic Evangelical and Reformed theology. How does MT3 work? An institution (e.g. a college or seminary) or church body overseas contacts MT3 about helping to provide theological education and training. Discussions occur to determine whether we can provide the appropriate specialized instruction to suit the institution or church body. If we find we can, then a modular teaching unit is prepared and an MT3 team member is sent to undertake the instruction. Ordinarily, this will include administering examinations and grading assignments. On occasion the training may be in the form of continuing education for a church body where a desire has been expressed for ongoing theological education. MT3 is a specialized ministry of World Witness, the foreign mission board of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church. Today’s Guest Dr. Galletta served for five years in Moscow, Russia, as a theological educator before joining MT3. He was ordained in1992 and has been a pastor in Edmonton and Maryland, the latter with a very multi-cultural urban congregation. He currently resides in Greenville, SC, and has taught in Mexico, Africa and Eastern Europe, as well as South Africa.
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