Join us as Rev. Dr. Bruce Anderson shares his mission to reach the unreached. Bruce oversees the Evangelical Presbyterian Church’s ITEN, focused on theological education and training for nationals in 10 strategic places worldwide. Their goal is to develop teachers among unreached peoples, who develop teachers among other unreached peoples. Child care for birth through eighth grade is provided. Guests are welcome.

ABOUT BRUCE
Bruce Anderson founded and now directs the EPC World Outreach’s International Theological Education Network (ITEN). He is also the founder and president of the Institute for Reformation (IFR). Bruce has pastored EPC churches, taught at Regent University’s Graduate School of Education, and served on the EPC’s denominational and presbytery World Outreach Committees. His doctoral thesis (on Reformed political theory in 16th Century Belarus and Lithuania) is being prepared for publication in both English and Slavic languages, and Bruce teaches regularly in Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America, training Christian leaders for service in society and national reformations. He and his wife Ellie have four children, and one grandchild. They live in Suffolk, Virginia.

International Theological Education Network (ITEN) focuses on theological education and leadership training for nationals. Simply put, the purpose of ITEN is to develop teachers among unreached peoples who will develop teachers among other unreached peoples. ITEN works in tandem with World Outreach church-planting efforts among unreached people groups, particularly Muslims.