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THE CASE OF A NATO CHAPLAINCY MODEL WITHIN THE BULGARIAN ARMY (Submitted to the Manfred Wörner Foundation)

We are proud to announce that the Master’s of Chaplaincy Ministry Program, we... 

Pentecostal Framework of Primitive Faith: Comparative Insights from Leading Pentecostal Scholars

Gordon Fee: Scripture-Centered Pneumatology Fee’s scholarship emphasizes the Spirit’s... 

Tetraevangelion: New Bulgarian Translation

Tetraevangelion: New Bulgarian Translation: Matthew, Mark, Luke, Acts, John, Epistles,... 

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What We Do

Consulting and Coaching Consulting and Coaching

Our team provides continuous education to over 200 church leaders and ministry teams around the world…

Research and Teaching Research and Teaching

Our historical research through the years has examined the archives of leading Pentecostal movements, Harvard, Cambridge…

Evangelism and World Missions Evangelism and World Missions

We have ministered for over 30 years now on three continents, 25 U.S. states, Canada, Mexico, Europe and in over 300 Bulgarian congregations

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MINISTRY NEWS

Christmas: A story about a Middle Eastern family seeking refuge December 25, 2025

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Bulgaria still set to adopt the Euro despite massive protests December 20, 2025

Bulgaria is still set to adopt the Euro on January 1, 2026, despite massive anti-government and anti-corruption protests that recently led to the Prime Minister’s resignation, though the political turmoil has created uncertainty and concerns about fair elections and potential delays, with some... [Read more]

Bulgaria holds consultations for new government December 15, 2025

The president, Rumen Radev, is holding consultations with parties, but if they refuse or fail to form the government, he will appoint an interim government and call a snap election. Bulgaria, a NATO member state, has held seven national elections in the past four years as consecutive governments failed... [Read more]

Bulgarian government resigns amid protests December 10, 2025

SOFIA, Dec 11 (Reuters) – Bulgaria’s government resigned on Thursday after less than a year in power, following weeks of street protests over its economic policies and its perceived failure to tackle corruption. Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov announced the decision in a televised address... [Read more]

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