In-context theological training and resources for the local church. From new believers to church leaders, Crosslands exists to serve you as you grow in Christ and reach out in mission and ministry, in all of life, whoever and wherever you are.
There are many good theological institutions in the UK and parts of Europe already; we praise God for the work that they do. But Crosslands’ training provision is distinctive in several ways. Our desire and commitment to be grounded in God’s Word, to delight in Christ, and to love the Church and the lost have all shaped our ethos, our curriculum and our blended learning model.
With Foundations courses for everyday discipleship, a Seminary level programme for intensive ministry and leadership training, and Lifelong Learning courses to keep deepening and strengthening your theological understanding, Crosslands training courses and resources are designed to support you across a lifetime of ministry, mission and leadership."
Foundation Level | Seminary Level
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Dr. Tim ChesterTim Chester is a pastor of Grace Church in Boroughbridge, North Yorkshire, a faculty member of Crosslands. He is the author of over 30 books and commentaries including You Can Change and A Meal with Jesus, as well as being co-author of Total Church.
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Revd. Dr. Tim WardTim Ward teaches at Oak Hill Theological College and is a Crosslands faculty member, having previously taught at the Proclamation Trust Cornhill Training Course. Before that he was the pastor of a church in Leicestershire. He has written a book on the doctrine of Scripture.
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Ted TurnauTed teaches cultural and religious studies at the Anglo-American University and cultural studies at the Center for Media Studies at Charles University in Prague. Ted's married to Carolyn, and they have three children, three cats and one rabbit. Ted writes and speaks about faith and culture, and in 2012 published his first book, Popologetics: Popular Culture in Christian Perspective. He's currently working on two other books: one on engaging popular culture with kids, and one on engaging post-Christian culture creatively. Ted enjoys jazz, blues and roots music, good film and television, American football, Japanese samurai and kaiju movies, and anime.
