In spite of the difficult situations in which our Haitian students live and work, they have a deep passion for ministry. The Emmaus Biblical Seminary is equipping its graduates to make a profound difference in their communities, churches and workplaces. They have responded to God’s call on their lives and are eager to serve Him among the Haitian people.

A distinctive of the seminary is its rigorous four-year curriculum. Each student hones their leadership skills on a solid academic foundation, which includes:

• Five courses on teaching and preaching
• Thirty-three courses on books of the Bible
• Leadership and administration
• Ethics and apologetics
• Christian education
• Music and psychology

The new Emmaus campus will be able to graduate 25 of its 100 students each year. It is being built five miles west of the existing ministry compound and includes classrooms and offices, two dormitories, a dining facility, a chapel, a library and several apartments for faculty, missionaries and other personnel. A separate power station ensures an uninterrupted supply of power on the campus.

Each graduating pastor has the potential to minister to at least 500 men, women and children in their community. This means that each year, the graduating class from the seminary will have a direct impact on 12,500 people! These men and women will foster an evangelical church that is capable of alleviating poverty in every sense—spiritually, educationally, socially and economically.