Institutional Advancement

The World Needs Grace, and Grace Needs You

Developing spiritual leaders. Teaching others about the love of Christ. Reaching 40+ nations around the world—and growing. That’s what your financial support of Grace School of Theology accomplishes! Thank you!

Because of you, we have more than 300 alumni and over 700 students in classes every semester who are equipped and on a mission as church, ministry, and marketplace leaders among the nations

Your investment in providing tuition assistance for students, in supporting faculty and staff, and in developing trusted and accessible theological education and resources will have generations of impact as our spiritual leaders train others to teach others about the love of Christ, a love that cannot be earned and cannot be lost.

Different Ways to Give

Here are three ways you can give to Grace School of Theology.

Online

Give securely online by using our Donate form.

Mail or through a donor-advised fund

Fill out this Downloadable Donation Form and mail to:
Advancement Office
Grace School of Theology
2700 Technology Forest Blvd. Suite 225, The Woodlands, TX 77381

International Student Assistance

Help us change the world by developing leaders in every nation! Donate here.

If your financial advisor or charitable fund manager needs any charitable verification documents, email us at donate@gsot.edu or call 713.897.8029

Equipping Leaders. Multiplying Ministry. Impacting Nations.

At Grace School of Theology, theological education is more than earning a degree—it’s about equipping spiritual leaders to serve, lead, and multiply ministry wherever God has called them. In 2026, 1,137 students enrolled at Grace, 96 graduates earned their degrees across 21 countries, and Grace’s reach extended to students in more than 50 countries through nine languages. From pastors and church leaders to students serving on mission, Grace continues to make theological training accessible, practical, and transformative. The impact of one Grace student reaches far beyond the classroom—strengthening churches, communities, and future generations for the glory of Christ.