Faculty Mentoring
AGTS faculty members bring more than advanced degrees and academic skills to the classroom. They also bring a deep concern for the student as an individual with a life outside of the classroom. They care deeply about the spiritual formation of the student and long to see each become all that God wants him or her to be. Because of smaller class sizes, students have more opportunity for one-on-one interaction. Mentoring occurs in classes, in the hallways, during community fellowship and in ministry settings.

“I believe we are created to learn and that education is a life walk to be shared. As a missionary-educator, I seek to honor Christ by journeying with others and empowering them to actualize their God-given potential. My philosophy of teaching and learning is a dynamic blend of spiritual insight and disciplined academics.”
—Dr. Dene P. Wood, Visiting Professor of Missions and Education

“The professors have a commitment and dedication to students like no other school I’ve attended. I could go to any of my professors and talk with them openly about any issue in my life. They have given me the tools to further my walk with Christ and lead others capabably.”
—Mark Wells (M.A.I.M. Student)

A Spirit-Filled Community
Innovative Thinking
Hands-on Ministry
Spiritual Transformation