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TRAINING LATIN AMERICAN LEADERS FOR A NEW MISSIONARY ERA

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    Christians in Latin America enroll at Seminario Bíblico William Carey.

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    You partner to provide monthly scholarships for these students to receive quality, accessible theological training.

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    Leaders are trained up, sent out and continue the faithful ministry of the Word of God.

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A new missionary era.

We live in a new missionary era.

While the job is far from finished, more than 200 years after William Carey launched the modern missionary movement, a new paradigm prevails. As Peruvian theologian Samuel Escobar has put it, missions now flow “from everywhere to everywhere.” Now, some of the most important cross-cultural mission endeavors are led by missionaries from Latin America, the Philippines, Korea, Africa, India, and China.

But one thing hasn’t changed.

The most important resource for world missions continues to be faithful leaders. The key to missions is still found in the advice the Apostle Paul gave Timothy, “what you have heard from me in the presence of many witnesses entrust to faithful men…”

World missions hinge on training faithful leaders.

In the United States, when a believer hears the call to begin serious theological training they have many options at their disposal. But this is not the case in the Spanish-speaking world. There are very few seminaries and those who hear the call to ministry are financially unable to uproot their families and move to one of the few seminaries to be educated and trained.

Enter Seminario Biblico William Carey.

With a unique and versatile education philosophy, SBWC is training leaders where they live. Through online courses and study centers in major cities across South America, SBWC offers a certificate program especially tailored to meet their needs. This approach is already having a profound impact on the number of trained Pastors and leaders.

Economic struggles continue to hinder the training of new missionaries and advancement of the gospel. Study centers take resources. Distance learning requires infrastructure. Because of this, many students are unable to receive the quality theological education they need.

Supporting students.

CareyStudents exists to connect believers like you to these students. With your monthly gift, you will provide invaluable education to faithful leaders in the Spanish-speaking world.

As much as things change, God still works through faithful men and women—through those who give and those who go.

Our students

Partner to provide monthly scholarships for students like these to receive quality, accessible theological training to students throughout Latin America.

Roberto Fabian Moyano

ROBERTO MOYANO

La Tala, Tucumán, Argentina

I’m Roberto Fabián Moyano. I’m 30 years old and single and am a native Argentine from a rural, countryside town called La Tala.

I’ve been going to church since I was a child with my mother and siblings. For the last 3 years, I have been doing pastoral work in the Cruz Alta extension of the Ranchillos church, in the countryside of Tucuman.

I want to study at the William Carey institute because I need to prepare myself academically and theologically so that I can better develop myself as a pastor and better proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ.

I send greetings and the peace of our Lord Jesus Christ, I ask for your fervent prayer for me, that I would efficiently follow the Lord.

Meet Roberto
Juan Gabriel Dominguez

JUAN GABRIEL DOMINGUEZ

Talitas, Tucmán, Argentina

I’m Juan Gabriel Dominguez. I’m 24 years old and single, live in the province of Tucuman in Argentina, in the city of Talitas and am a commercial employee.

At 17 years old I received Jesus as my Lord and Savior and immediately impulse to serve Him and actively participate in the church. Currently I work with the Bible Evangelism group to take the message to the lost in the streets.

I quickly noticed my need to prepare myself theologically and this let o studying at the William Carey Seminary. I’m very thankful to the Lord for saving me and guiding me into this new phase of life. I also want to thank the seminary for the ability to obtain a study scholarship to help with and alleviate the financial cost of these years of preparation and for all the family of God in other countries who are praying for us.

Meet Juan
Pedro Alvarez

PEDRO GUSTAVO ALVAREZ

Tucumán, Argentina

My name is Pedro Gustavo Alvarez and I’m 35 years old. I’m married with an 8 year old son. I work as a taxi driver.

I came to the Lord 3 years ago. One day in my taxi I drove a married couple that talked with me about Jesus and invited me to attend an evangelical church, where the Lord transformed my life.

I began to study at SBWC because of my great desire to know more about my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. I want to prepare myself to serve the Lord wherever He might want. In the seminary, I found a way to fill this need in my life.

Thank you to those brothers and sisters in Christ who support students by giving scholarships and economically enabling their studies. Thank you for your generosity.

Meet Pedro
Nicolas Domingo Martinez

NICOLAS DOMINGO MARTINEZ

Yerba Buena, Tucumán, Argentina

My name is Nicolás Domingo Martinez. I’m, married and the father of 4 children and grandfather to 4 grandchildren. I live in the small town of Yerba Buena in the province of Tucuman.

My conversion to christianity was in 1999 at 37 years old. God’s grace reached me and from then on I have served in different evangelistic ministries, including a prison ministry. Right now I am a church deacon and teach the Word in small study groups in my house and in a small countryside town in Tucuman called Simoca.

I began to study at the William Carey Seminary because I saw my need to study and prepare myself academically and theologically; to learn, grow and be ready to serve the Lord in the local church. The accessible method of teaching has been very encouraging and helpful.

I want to thank God for this opportunity and that I can count on a scholarship to alleviate the financial difficulties that this country is going through. Thank you, brothers and sisters in Christ, who with love and generosity have given towards our preparation.

Meet Nicolas

FAQ's

WHERE EXACTLY DO STUDENTS ATTEND CLASSES?

With the economic situation and difficulty traveling around Latin America, it can be difficult for students to congregate at a centralized location to attend classes. Because of this, Seminario Bíblico William Carey brings education to the students through study centers in cities throughout the continents and online distance learning.

DO STUDENTS HAVE TO MEET REQUIREMENTS TO RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS?

The short answer is yes. When students sign up for the scholarship program they commit to excellence and integrity in their academic studies, faithfulness in their walk with the Lord and initiative in communication with you, the donor.

DOES MY SCHOLARSHIP FULLY COVER A STUDENT'S TUITION?

That depends on the level of your gift. Fortunately, Seminario Bíblico William Carey is structured in a way which relieves the monetary demands on students. SBWC subsidizes many student’s tuitions until they become fully funded so that they can continue receiving an education. Once they are fully funded, it relieves the burden of the subsidy from SBWC allowing the seminary to bring in new students and start new projects.

IS MY DONATION TAX DEDUCTIBLE?

Absolutely.

WHO DO I CONTACT IF I HAVE QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS?

You can reach us at info@thecrecerfoundation.org. We would love to talk with you and answer any questions you might have!

Give Now.

Any amount, from $50 - $500, will have an impact for students studying at Seminario Carey. The cost per semester per student is approximately $112 a month, and a monthly donation will make a significant difference in Kingdom growth in the Spanish-speaking world.

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