Advancement
The World Needs Grace,
and Grace Needs You
Developing spiritual leaders. Teaching others about the love of Christ. Reaching 40+ nations around the world—and growing. That’s what your financial support of Grace School of Theology accomplishes! Thank you!
Because of you, we have more than 300 alumni and over 700 students in classes every semester who are equipped and on a mission as church, ministry, and marketplace leaders among the nations
Your investment in providing tuition assistance for students, in supporting faculty and staff, and in developing trusted and accessible theological education and resources will have generations of impact as our spiritual leaders train others to teach others about the love of Christ, a love that cannot be earned and cannot be lost.
Different Ways to Give
Here are three ways you can give to Grace School of Theology.
Online
Give securely online by using our Donate form.
Mail or through a donor-advised fund
Fill out this Downloadable Donation Form and mail to:
Advancement Office
Grace School of Theology
3705 College Park Drive, Suite 140
The Woodlands, TX 77384
International Student Assistance
Help us change the world by developing leaders in every nation! Donate here.
If your financial advisor or charitable fund manager needs any charitable verification documents, email us at donate@gsot.edu or call 713.897.8029
Impact Report
Celebrating 20 Years of Grace
As we continue to be committed to our vision, join us in celebrating 20 years of Grace. We have expanded our pathways for learning, reached more nations, and equipped many communities all over the world. Through God’s grace, we have built connections with spiritual leaders in every nation and we want to share these milestones with you!
See how Grace has grown over the past 20 years!
Eternal Rewards
A Ministry Update from Grace School of Theology
Eternal Rewards grants you full access to witness how God is using Grace School of Theology to create ripples of impact around the globe. This bi-annual publication, available both digitally and in print, houses stories and features affirming God’s free gift of grace for mankind.
Feel free to explore the website so you can read, watch, and listen to an expanded collection of articles and videos from Grace faculty, alumni, and students as they change the world for Christ.
Advancement News
To stay up-to-date with the latest news, visit the Advancement News webpage below:
Connection Events
President’s Dinner
During this annual event with donors, Dr. Dave Anderson shares how God is working through Grace School of Theology to develop spiritual leaders in every nation who can teach others about the love of Christ, a love that cannot be earned and cannot be lost.
Save the Date! October 2022
PACE (Pathways for Accelerating Christian Education)
President and Provost Meetings: We will be gathering ordained pastors for theological discussion and pastoral mentorship with Grace School of Theology’s President Dr. David Anderson and Provost Dr. Mark Haywood.
Theological Roundtables: Grace School of Theology and ministry partners collaborate to assess and discuss educational and social challenges and opportunities of the church in current times.
Last year, we hosted Glassroom Roundtables with pastors representing local, regional and statewide churches, ministries and conventions in Houston, Buffalo, Phoenix (virtual), San Francisco, Auburn, Tulsa, Detroit, and Jackson to assess the current challenges and opportunities of theological schools in preparing and supporting pastors and lay leaders.
Ministry Partner Events
BASIC (Basic Application for Service in Christ)
BASIC is a series of non-credit learning opportunities created by the Grace Center for Spiritual Development, an extension of Grace School of Theology, to prepare spiritual leaders worldwide in a variety of environments where fundamental and ongoing training is critical.
Upcoming Trainings
Stay updated with our upcoming trainings.
Grace On Demand
Enroll in our Grace On Demand’s Ministry Skills Learning Track to experience BASIC Ministry and BASIC Christian Life on-demand.
Partner with Us
The Hybrid Church: A TEACH Workshop
In partnership with National Baptist Convention USAINC through National Baptist Congress of Christian Education, Grace School of Theology held a workshop with Pastor John Adolph (Church On Demand), Pastor Thomas Beavers (New Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church), Pastor D. Z. Cofield (Good Hope Missionary Baptist Church), and Dr. Mark Haywood (Grace School of Theology) to train church leaders to navigate through all the “hows” of transitioning into a hybrid church so they can effectively fulfill God’s mission for their church.
Toolbox Luncheons
Grace School of Theology is blessed to be one of the host partners for the Toolbox Luncheons in The Woodlands. Toolbox Ministries revolves around monthly lunch events designed to expose men from the marketplace to the joy and adventure of radically following Christ. The lunch events also spotlight next step opportunities to explore and grow in your relationship with Jesus Christ. Learn more about Toolbox Ministries.
Contact us if you would like to partner in a future event: advancement@gsot.edu.
Alumni
Grace School of Theology’s Alumni Association seeks to be a family of former students who live the Gospel through our love and support for each other and our school. Its vision is to build relationships and promote camaraderie among students, staff, faculty, and alumni participants; to encourage alumni participants to become life-long learners; and to allow alumni members the opportunity to offer prayer, recruitment of other new students, and financial support to the seminary.
Learn more about the Grace Alumni Association:
Read about our alumni’s Grace experiences
Volunteer Opportunities
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- Graduation Volunteers
- Advancement Events
- Clerical
- Hospitality
- Library
Resources
Do you know anyone who may be interested in becoming a Grace student? Download or share these resources to talk about the opportunities available at Grace.
Grace School of Theology is a member in good standing of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability.
Committed to maintaining its Seven Standards of Responsible Stewardship in the operation of our Ministry. These standards are to assure the public that the seminary adheres to ethical accounting, administration, and fundraising practices.
You can view our public financials and profile on the ECFA website.
Grace School of Theology is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Every effort is made to apply gifts to a donor’s indicated preference, but gifts are received with the understanding that Grace has full discretion and control over the use of donated funds as required by IRS guidelines for charitable contributions.