The Pastoral Training Institute program is a  4-year, 50 credit-hour diploma program designed for men and women over the age of 25 who want to expand their theological knowledge, but do not currently hold a bachelors degree.  (This program is unaccredited.)

Findlay Campus PTI Program (open to all denominations):

• Open to qualifying students from any denomination that are over the age of 25 and hold a high school diploma.
• The program consists of 14 three credit courses that comprise 42 credits of classroom instruction
• The Mentored Ministry courses are one credit courses that occcur each trimester.  As part of these courses every student is assigned a mentor for support, guidance, accountability and dialogue on his or her ministry and personal formation.
• Four-year rotation cycle of courses.
• Classes will meet at the WTS Findlay, Ohio campus.   
• Semester courses will meet for at least 12 sessions (2.5 hours of instruction at each session).

* The Eastern Regional Conference PTI program (open to CGGC denominational members located in the ERC):

• Open to qualifying Church of God, General Conference students over the age of 25 that presently live or serve in the Eastern Regional Conference
• The program consists of 14 three credit courses that comprise 42 credits of classroom instruction
• The Mentored Ministry courses are one credit courses that occcur each trimester.  As part of these courses every student is assigned a mentor for support, guidance, accountability and dialogue on his or her ministry and personal formation.
• Four-year rotation cycle of courses.
• WTS modules will meet for a weeklong course at Camp Yolijwa, Doubling Gap Center, Pennsylvania.
• Hybrid modules combine two weekends of instruction plus directed study projects.
• WTS intensives will meet for one week at the Findlay campus.
• Semester courses will meet for at least 12 sessions (2.5 hours of instruction at each session) at a south-central PA location.

* The Allegheny Regional Conference PTI program (open to CGGC denominational members located in the ARC):

*  Classes offered in Pennsylvania will not lead to college credit and may not be applied toward a degree. Approval by the Pennsylvania Department of Education is for non-credit coursework only. The courses will only be offered at the invitation of and with support of denominational affiliate organizations.