Its Functions
The functions of the Board as given in the Constitution of the BTESSC (revised and adopted on 3–4 February 1994 portray its mandatory role in the promotion of theological education in the country, viz.,
- Reflection and pioneering on new methods and style in theological education in relation to the need of the country and of the Churches
- Production of theological literature in general especially in regional languages
- Promotion of the welfare of theological teachers and students
- Development of ecumenical cooperation among theological institutions and their libraries
- Promotion of relationship between Churches, Theological institutions and study centres
- Any other issues related to theological education
- The Board shall recommend names of persons to be considered by the Senate for nomination to be appointed as Senators.
In matters of theological education, the BTESSC acts as an "advisory body" of the Senate of Serampore College (University) and the Senate is its voiceop. cit. pp.10–11.
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