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'To Know Christ and His Word...and Make Him Known to the World'

Education
Numerous degree choices in today’s hottest theological fields including; missions, evangelism, discipleship and preaching.

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Affordability
Degree options that are fast, flexible and affordable so that you can get the most out of your education.

What does NCBTS stand for? It is an integrated theoretical framework that defines the different dimensions of effective teaching. National Competency Base National Competency-Based Teacher Standards The Philippine NCBTS has defined what Effective Teaching is.
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The NCBTS is an integrated theoretical framework that defines the different dimensions of effective teaching, where effective teaching means being able to help all types of students learn the different learning goals in the curriculum. Why Do We Need the NCBTS?

Online
Our campus is available completely online so you don’t have to travel to a different country to get here.

Biblical
We teach you directly from the Bible. At NCBTS, you will learn how to do the same thing.

Community
We have students all over the world. You will build valuable, long-lasting friendships here.

Seminary

You know that you are called from God to serve. You know that you need training and education to begin that journey. You've thought about it, you've prayed about it, now come to see what the Lord has is store for you with NCBTS. We are trained educators with a call of God on our lives to train up the next generation of Christian leaders.

Through our unique partnership with Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and Cayman Islands Baptist Church we are able to provide a quality theological education at a fraction of the price of your typical theological seminary. This opens up tremendous doors for you because obtaining that critical training is now within your reach.

Contact us below to see how to make this dream become a reality!

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What are you waiting for?

Great things are in-store for you at Northwestern Caribbean Baptist Theological Seminary!

We have a diverse student body from all over the world! People hungry for the Gospel and for learning God's word just like you. Come and meet them, share stories and build friendships that will last a life-time.

We have engaging, unique and challenging classes that will help you think outside of the box, grow theologically and help train you for the ministry-field anywhere God calls you!

Whether you join our on-line or local community, you will always have friends here, and you will always be in close reach of someone you can talk to, share life with, and study with.

Our professors and faculty are second-to-none! They are all highly trained in their respected fields and they are eager to serve, teach and minister to you as you prepare for ministry.

Northwestern Caribbean Baptist Theological Seminary offers theological training for men and women called of God to Christian ministry, present and future leaders who will serve the churches within the Caribbean community in their mission to reach the world with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Understanding the foundation of biblical authority and the call of the Great Commission, Northwestern’s motto is: “To Know Christ and His Word … and Make Him Known to the World.”

About Us

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Northwestern Caribbean Baptist Theological Seminary, located in Grand Cayman in the Cayman Islands, is a not-for-profit theological training institution cooperatively supported by churches in the US, the Fellowship of Baptist Churches of the Cayman Islands, and the larger Caribbean Baptist Fellowship. Launched in March 2018, in a partnership effort with the Center for Global Theological Innovation of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Ft. Worth, Texas, NCBTS was born out of a vision to train pastors and church leaders for the English-speaking Caribbean, a diverse region of eight and a half million people living on numerous islands stretched across and around the Caribbean Sea.

In the Fall of 2016, Randy Von Kanel, pastor of the Cayman Islands Baptist Church in Grand Cayman, along with George McCarthy, a lay-leader in the congregation, met with leadership of the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and in Ft. Worth, Texas. The group met over breakfast at Pecan Manor on Seminary Hill as guests of Dr. and Mrs. Paige Patterson on October 5. The two brothers shared the need for the training of pastors and church leaders for the Baptist churches in the Caribbean region. The reality that no Baptist school, college, seminary, or theological training institution existed for the more than eight million English-speaking people in this strategic part of the world caught the attention of every heart at the table. A vision was born that gave way to an eventual partnership for the incubation, birth, and launch of NCBTS.

The seminary was chartered and legally recognized in the Cayman Islands in the summer of 2018. Classes are offered both on the campus of the local host church, the Cayman Islands Baptist Church located in the Savannah community, and through distance-learning sites functioning or anticipated in Trinidad (2018) and in the Bahamas (2019) in a partnership effort with the Caribbean Baptist Fellowship. The strategic development of the seminary is centered around two core concerns:

• Our Vision: To be a Christ-centered, distinctively-Baptist, Caribbean-based theological training institution recognized for its excellence in equipping persons called by God to proclaim the Gospel and lead in Christian ministry.
• Our Mission: To provide quality biblical, theological and pastoral training for Caribbean pastors and local church leaders that is affordable, accessible, and applicable in the Caribbean setting.

National Curriculum And Textbook Board

From its inception, Northwestern Caribbean Baptist Theological Seminary has been a testimony to the providence of God and to the prayers of His people in providing a way for local Baptist church leaders to be equipped for biblical ministry and mission.