ITEN
MISSION
ITEN is training trainers who will equip their own people to live on mission for the Glory of God among the unreached.
We live in an age of theological famine. As the gospel continues to spread throughout the globe there is an ever-increasing
need to develop emerging leaders for the church. False teachers, syncretism, and persecution all threaten to destroy
Kingdom work and ITEN is committed to stemming the tide.
Through sites, projects and partnerships ITEN exists to equip and assist nationals in the process of creating and
sustaining theological and leadership development centers among unreached people groups.
ITEN is training trainers who will equip their own people to live on mission for the Glory of God among the unreached.
OPPORTUNITIES

Below is a brief outline of the countries and regions in which ITEN is currently working. You are welcome to contact us if you have specific questions about a particular location.
- South-Central Asia
- Eastern Europe
- Guatemala
- Russia
- Albania
- Kazakhstan
- Indonesia
- Central Africa
- Brazil
- West Africa
- Spain
- Argentina
- Southern India
LEADERSHIP
Rev. Bruce Anderson, PhD

He is a graduate of the University of Iowa (BA, history); Regent University in Virginia Beach, Va. (MDiv, practical theology, and MA, public policy); and the Oxford Centre for Mission Studies, Oxford UK, and Middlesex University, London UK (PhD, historical theology). His dissertation was “Reformed Political Theology in Early Modern Belarus and Lithuania: Andrzej Wolan’s De libertate (1572).”
Since the 1990s, he has ministered and taught regularly in Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America. His aim is to train Christian leaders for service in society and national life. He and his wife, Ellie, have four children (two of which are married) and one grandchild. They live in Suffolk, Virginia.
Rev. Steve Woodworth, DMin

He is an ordained EPC Teaching Elder and has served in the local church, the academy, and the mission field. He was the founder of iSight Church in Black Mountain, N.C., and a pastor-in-residence at the Billy Graham Training Center at the Cove. Prior to teaching overseas, Steve served at Montreat College and Toccoa Falls College, Toccoa Falls, Ga., as Chaplain and Professor of Pastoral Ministries.
His writings have been published in books, encyclopedias, and magazines such as Leadership Journal, Christ & Pop Culture, and Think Christian, as well as academic journals including the Journal of Youth Ministry, Christian Scholar’s Review, Cultural Encounters and Anthology. He currently lives in Columbia, SC., with his wife, Carrie, and their sons Luke, Andrew, and Zachary.