Graduate Program

Core Curriculum
Students will study transformation and Kingdom principles through a series of FIVE Core courses, designed to instill the values of Transformation.

In addition to the CORE curriculum, The CTS Graduate Program consists of electives offered in FIVE disciplines or "tracks."

Students choose a Core discipline most suited to their area of calling and passion and take a series of electives, as well as taking each of the FIVE Core curriculum offerings.

The CTS CERTIFICATE Degree
CTS is currently offering a Certificate graduate degree to students who complete a combination of Core Curriculum and Discipline Track courses. Degree consists of FIVE CORE + TWO TRACK COURSES.

Changed Lives.
Changed Communities

FALL SEMESTER STARTS WEEK OF SEPT. 22ND!

Register NOW for Classes.

For more information:
Email us at: info@cftstudies.org
Call us at (530) 891-8285

Or write,
P.O. Box 5399
Chico, Ca 95927-5399

News

Meet CTS!
posted: 6.23.08
Two Introductory Times planned for the Fall to hear more about CTS, its Vision, Fall Classes and plans for the ‘08-’09 Year.

Hear Greg Cootsona introduce his new book, "Make Room for Yes" and experience the different type of learning that CTS will offer. FREE Breakfast - Sat., Sept. 13th - 8:30-11:00am at Bidwell Pres. Church, and FREE Desert – Monday, Sept. 15th – 7:00pm to 9:30pm at Matthew's Café. More details call: 891-8285.

CTS Reception
posted: 04.01.08
CTS will host a special reception at The Hignell Companies, announcing the official launch of the Center for Transformation Studies. A brief ceremony will be led by Dr. Betty Dean, Chair- person of the Board of Trustees, along with vision of the CTS presented by Terry Walling.

New Director for CTS
posted: 3.01.08
Terry Walling has been appointed as the new Director of the Center for Transformation studies. His first responsibility is to facilitate the Center’s initial class offerings, this in September, 2008.

In conjunction with the Board of Trustees, Terry will oversee class offerings, the promotion of CTS to potential students, working with the community, Church and business sectors, and development of the Center’s ongoing program.