One-year practical ministry training designed to equip believers for evangelism, church planting and cross-cultural mission work.
A foundational theological course introducing biblical knowledge, Christian doctrine, ministry skills and servant leadership.
Three-year undergraduate program preparing students for pastoral ministry, theological education, missions and Christian leadership.
The Missionary Evangelist Course is a ministry-focused training program designed to equip believers with biblical knowledge, spiritual maturity, and practical ministry skills for effective missionary and evangelistic service. Students are trained in the calling, responsibilities, and lifestyle of a missionary, learning how to preach the Gospel, make disciples, strengthen local churches, and serve with humility, integrity, and dedication.
The course places special emphasis on developing Christ-like character, servant leadership, prayer, and spiritual discipline while preparing students to remain faithful and courageous in difficult circumstances, opposition, and challenging mission fields. Through classroom instruction and practical ministry experience, participants are equipped to serve God wholeheartedly and fulfill the Great Commission.
This program is primarily intended for members of the NWGEL Church. However, believers from other churches or denominations (Ecumenical Students) may also enroll if their respective church or organization recognizes the course for ministry purposes.
Navin Doman Theological College (NDTC) offers a three-year Bachelor of Theology (B.Th.) programme and a one-year Certificate in Pracharak Studies. These programs are designed to provide students with sound biblical knowledge, theological understanding, spiritual formation, and practical ministry skills for effective Christian service.
The Bachelor of Theology programme is offered as a bi-lingual program (English/Hindi), allowing students to learn theological subjects in both languages, whereas the Certificate in Pracharak Studies is offered in Hindi Medium to equip students for practical ministry and preaching responsibilities in local contexts.
Classes are conducted regularly from Monday to Friday. An entrance examination is conducted for all applicants to assess their knowledge and readiness in areas such as English, Bible Knowledge, General Knowledge, and Hindi. This process helps the institution select students who are committed to theological education and ministry preparation.
The admission requirements for both the Bachelor of Theology and Certificate in Pracharak Studies programs are followed according to the guidelines of the Asia Theological Association (ATA). NDTC seeks to maintain quality theological education while preparing students for faithful Christian leadership and service in the Church and society.