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Please stay tuned to this website for course catalog updates, official program dates, and application information for the 2010-2011 academic year. We anticipate communicating this in early winter.

In the meantime, feel free to submit an application for next year and we will keep it on file until we review new applications in the spring. If you have any questions, please contact: admissions@retrain.org.

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The Resurgence Training Center

If you want to be in missional ministry, you need missional training. The mission of the Resurgence Training Center is to train missional leaders to serve the Church to transform cultures for Christ by staying culturally accessible and Biblically faithful. The curriculum and educational philosophy is unique—both practically oriented and academically rigorous.

Three areas of focus:

Reformed. Gospel-centered sound doctrine based on the entirety of God’s Word, the exclusivity of Jesus, and the absolute truth of his grace and sovereignty, mercy and justice, wisdom and love.

Complementarian. We believe that although men and women are created equal in their dignity, value, essence, and human nature, they are created with distinct and complementary roles in life, marriage, family, and the church.

Missional. God is a missionary God, and his people are a sent people. When we talk about “missional” modifying anything—church, leadership, philosophy—what we are stating, even if only implicitly, is active participation in the missio Dei, the sending of God.

People need Jesus, and we’ve been called as the Church to aggressively expand the preaching of the gospel and to train missional leaders to do the same.

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What is the Resurgence?

The Resurgence is a reformed, complementarian, missional movement that trains missional leaders to serve the Church to transform cultures for Christ.

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