Erasmus+ BIP seminar
Here’s the translation: We’ve had five incredible days of conversation, prayer, laughter, singing, learning from one another, ideas for collaboration, lots of walks around the city, and even dancing 🙂 Here are a few comments from friends from Estonia, the Netherlands, Lithuania, Slovakia, and Romania: “In this school, God is at the center… It’s so […]
Apply for Lifelong Learning Program
An Opportunity You Don’t Want to Miss! The summer semester is starting soon, and even if you’re not one of our students, you can still be part of our lectures! Christian Discipleship is a fascinating course we offer not only to our students but also to anyone eager to learn more about what it means […]
National Prayer Breakfast 2025.
Dean Dalibor Kraljik and the Head of the Institute for Christian Music and Worship, Judita Paljević Kraljik, spent last week in Washington, where they attended the traditional National Prayer Breakfast, held annually in February in the U.S. capital. The gathering brought together approximately 2,500 distinguished guests from around the world and various sectors—including church leaders, […]
CEEAMS conference 2025.
“The concept of polycentricity directs us to recognize that the trajectory of mission is no longer, as long assumed, solely from the West to the East or South, but also in reverse. Mission is openness; it can be initiated and directed in multiple directions—it is essential to listen to God’s voice. May His voice guide […]
Announcement of the CEEAMS Conference
This Friday, February 14, until February 17, 2025, our seminary will host an international theological conference organized by CEEAMS in co-organization with our institution. The conference theme is “We Believe in… God, the Lord, and the Giver of Life: The Polycentric Mission of Nicaea and Beyond.” Presenters from various countries across Europe and the world […]
Erasmus+ BIP Seminar
This year, for the first time, we are organizing an Erasmus+ BIP Seminar! From February 17 to 21, 2025, our college will host lecturers from five Christian colleges and universities as we come together to discuss character formation and mentoring as foundational approaches in holistic Christian higher education. A total of eighteen colleagues from the […]
Marriage Seminar
On the afternoon of February 9, 2025, our library was full of life: 14 married couples gathered—some “golden,” with 50+ years of marriage, others somewhere in the middle, and some just beginning their journey together. The marriage seminar was led by Sandra and Davor Kukec, experienced marriage and family counselors who shared their knowledge, interwoven […]
Participation in the workshop “Voices of the Invisible in Literature.”
Yesterday, as part of our Artists in Residence program, Andrada Lolu, a Romanian artist whose exhibition is currently displayed at our college, and Julijana Tesi, Vice Dean for International Cooperation, participated in the workshop “Voices of the Invisible in Literature”—a literary creative response to the exhibition 29th Slavonian Biennale: Institute of the Invisible – Spaces […]
A roundtable discussion held on the topic: “What Can a Person Hope for Today and Why? Biblical and Less Biblical Answers.”
Is There Hope in Today’s World? There is so much that worries us. How will we survive financially this year? Will I get a job or pass my exam? Will I mend my relationships with others? Will the world end in nuclear war? What will happen to my health? These are just some of our […]
Graduation Ceremony 2024/2025!
A formal graduation ceremony for theology graduates and master’s students was held! Congratulations to the students and their mentors!
Interactive Workshop: “How to Speak in Public” with Dr. Dejan Aždajić
“Children, cast the net on the right side of the boat, and you will find some.” (John 21:6) From yesterday’s mentoring and fellowship with our lecturer, Dejan Aždajić, on Jesus, public speaking, and discipleship as following Christ. STEP – Student Evangelical Movement (IFES)
Philosophical Questions in Theology – Student Debate Workshop 2025
A glimpse of the atmosphere from the 2025 Student Debate: challenging topics, well-prepared students, an engaged audience, and plenty to reflect on—how to be biblically grounded while engaging with the world, pondering questions raised by science and philosophy. Photos: Vladimir Rogić