The ETF is doing well in a lot of ways. Big steps have been taken in the last several years concerning education, research and services.

Never before have so many people been studying at our institute (over 180), en never before have our academic staff written so many books and articles. We are happy that we were able to seize the opportunities presented by the changes that were made in the European Higher Education and that we may continue to issue accredited diplomas to students in the future. The results are impressive. In addition our alumni are easily able to find work.

Together we want to contribute to a strong evangelical movement, which is relevant for today and tomorrow. The government only partially subsidizes the education we offer; at the moment approximately 30%, in the future we hope to get 55-60%. We are currently in dialogue with the government concerning this matter.

Because the government only partially subsidizes we depend on tuition and financial support from friends. By law we are not allowed to further increase the tuition which makes the financial support from friends very important.

Since we are not affiliated with any specific denomination or movement, we can not rely on a denomination to carry us financially. Therefore, we depend on individual churches and believers that want to support the work of the ETF because they see how meaningful the work of our alumni, our students and our faculty is.

If you also think it is important that we have an academic faculty that is both interdenominational and biblically grounded and that a Christian voice is heard in Europe, and can gain strength, please become a friend of the ETF.

We are looking for 2000 friends who are willing to donate 5 Euros a month (16 cents a day).
You can become a friend of the ETF here. You can find more information here.