History
As an academic institution, ETF is rather young, born out of the work of the Bible Institute Belgium, which in turn originated in mission work among Belgian soldiers during World War I.
As an academic institution, ETF is rather young, born out of the work of the Bible Institute Belgium, which in turn originated in mission work among Belgian soldiers during World War I.
ETF has as its goal to deepen, strengthen and equip the international evangelical movement at an academic level. This is why our faculty is a destination for anyone who wishes to prepare him/herself scientifically to take on roles in churches, religious education, Christian organizations and the mission field. Through scientific research, publications and life-long learning, ETF contributes to the theological reflection of the evangelical movement in Belgium, the Netherlands and worldwide. The task of ETF is therefore to place all its activities in service of God and our neighbor.
The ETF wants to equip people to take their place in Church and society in order to spread the good news of Jesus Christ in the world. Our approach is Bible-based, at academic level and culturally enriching.
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The ETF is found in Heverlee, a suburb of the century’s old yet vital city of Leuven. Leuven is only a stones-throw away from Brussels, the heart of Europe, and close to the national airport.
The history of Leuven as a university town goes back to 1425, when the university was founded. Erasmus, Vesalius and Mercator are some of the great minds that studied here.
The campus has a residence facility with about sixty student rooms: simply furnished rooms, larger rooms with bathroom, and studios with kitchen and bathroom. Some rooms are suitable for two persons. In addition, there is a large kitchen where students can cook and eat collectively. The residence hall is primarily intended for students of ETF, but it is also open to other Christian students who are studying in Leuven.
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