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Last weekend EWST conducted students’ exams online – for the first time in our history. During the week, there were also very interesting events – the series of interviews carried out by Dr. Wojciech Szczerba, the president of EST, under the common title “Christianity in the Age of Anxiety”.

Expanding EST online activities, we organized three various online events the week of June 1-5, 2020. They were dedicated to different themes and addressed to various participants. Thus, quite a big number of individuals had the opportunity to get to know about Evangelical School of Theology.

Last week, two events were held by the Institute of Church Development at the EST channels (ZOOM, YouTube). They were concerned with the issue of minimalism, which nowadays seems particularly crucial. The first one was a lecture by EST Professor Piotr Lorek, which was devoted to the “spiritual” minimalism. The second one was an interview […]

The Evangelical School of Theology, which is constituted by students, lecturers and administrative staff, is a community of people who stay in friendly relationships with each other. For the EST students, common Sunday services and prayer as well as spending time together are completely natural. During this difficult time, the students and the EST staff […]

The current situation is challenging but also presents new opportunities. Therefore, we decided to employ the tools we are currently using to conduct classes with students to create a program under the common slogan “EWST online”. As part of it, lecturers of the Evangelical School of Theology and guests will lead a variety of subjects […]

In mid-March, the Polish government closed schools, universities, colleges, cinemas, theaters and other non-essential stores in order to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Fortunately, classes in the BA program are continuing online.

By the occasion of upcoming Easter,  so different than usual, we wish you abundant peace to survive the most difficult moments, the strength to face up to the challenges, much patience, and hope in anticipation of good days to come.