PCG Global Missions
PTC is PCG's training school. Training is through PTC and partners, including Mission One Eleven. It replaces the retired Global Education program. From the local church toward the nations still waiting. Acts 1:8.
ptconline.global already teaches in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. Open, self-paced courses are walked through with a local mentor. A live cohort is the teacher-led class.
Mission One Eleven offers open mission-training courses. Its certificate and enrollment pathway are handled by Mission One Eleven. Messenger College educators offer an open Christian ethics course. That open course does not confer credit or a degree.
PTC is being built to tutor and assess in several languages, and to teach in languages beyond English, Spanish, and Portuguese. Coming: AI tutoring and assessment.
Coming: a personalized path for candidates, missionaries, field representatives, and national leaders, built from where each person is in the appointment process.
Coming: readiness tracking tied to missionary onboarding. Progress and readiness status, in progress, complete, or expired, flow into onboarding. Only status is shared, never answers or personal content.
Coming: learning drawn from Operation 326 research and the PCG Mission Assistant, public information only.
Human mentors discern calling and character. PTC is being built so each candidate has a named mentor. AI teaches and checks. It never decides an appointment.
Today, the open courses are walked through with a local mentor.
Messenger College offers accredited associate and bachelor's degrees. Credit and degrees come from Messenger College after admission.
Certificates come from Mission One Eleven. Mission One Eleven remains an official partner for young missionaries.
The Missionary Development Internship is an official PCG Global Missions program. The certificate is awarded by Messenger College.
The Global Education seat on the Global Missions Board is held on an interim basis by the Messenger College president.