Latin America Training Network

        	              

The Latin America Training Network (LATN) is a premier international education ministry that provides theological training for Christian leaders in the Spanish-speaking world.




The LATN’s decentralized, online program (known as ProMETA in the Spanish-speaking world) enables leaders to continue their education without leaving their families, ministries or countries. Making quality theological education accessible to those who need it the most is one of the greatest challenges in today’s Latin American church. 




Read the testimony of a ProMETA student in Venezuela to better understand the resounding impact the program has on Latin America.




The LATN exists to glorify God by multiplying healthy leaders through accessible theological education which relevantly contextualizes biblical truth.



Get involved


As a church


    

  • Fund the production of a course.
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  • Volunteer to help scan materials for the academic department. This can be done while in the U.S.
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  • Participate in one of the LATN’s short-term projects.
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  • Sponsor a student scholarship.
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Short term


    

  • Intern with the LATN in the areas of technology, administration or instructional design.
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  • Participate in various projects ranging from light to medium construction work.
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  • Help in the digital reproduction of materials. 
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Long term



We have opportunities for people with the following skills, training and abilities:



    

  • Administration
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  • Education specialists (instructional designers)
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  • Executive assistant
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  • Graphic artist/specialist
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  • Online facilitators
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Pray 


    

  • For growth in the student body — spiritually and in overall enrollment in the program — and the needed resources to accommodate this growth.
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  • For increasing assistance from the Latin American church.
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  • For the accreditation process of the school.
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For more information on the LATN, its ministry, and its opportunities, please visit the LATN Web site at www.latn.org, or contact latn@efca.org.



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