Ambassador Training Center

Introductory Video

Ambassador Training Center (AC), founded in 2008 by David C. Pack, President and Pastor General of The Restored Church of God (RCG), is committed to the development of the whole person. AC is dedicated to helping men and women prepare for meaningful roles in the Work of God by educating students with values that lead to success in life.

AC seeks to achieve excellence in teaching while providing an educational setting that will serve to further character and personality development.

Statement of Purpose

The purpose of Ambassador Training Center is twofold:

(1) To provide a co-educational learning institution for the training of students, including future employees at The Restored Church of God’s World Headquarters.

(2) To provide a consecrated ministry for The Restored Church of God according to the highest spiritual, intellectual and cultural standards, to serve those God calls to His Church, and for the preaching and publishing of the gospel of the kingdom of God as a witness to all nations.

AC Catalog 2009-2010 [PDF]

The Training Center recognizes the necessity of equipping students not only with thorough knowledge and sound understanding of Scripture and theology, but also in the liberal arts, affording a well-rounded, balanced education.

Sampling of Classes Offered

An insight into major world religions such as Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism, Shintoism, Islam, traditional Christianity and Judaism.

Harmonizes the four gospel accounts of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, and examines historical records; an in-depth course on the life and ministry of Jesus Christ.

A study in the principles of effective leadership and proper protocol/etiquette in all manner of social settings.

Overview of natural health, alternative medicine and the natural products industry. Discussion of basic human physiology and function of bodily systems. Basics of exercise and fitness. Review of effective resources for life application.

An overview of ancient Near East, classical Greece and Rome, Middle Ages, the Papacy, Renaissance and Reformation, early nation states and the Thirty Years’ War. The growth of the nation state following the Peace of Westphalia, the industrial revolution, American and French Revolutions, liberalism and democracy, nationalism, imperialism, the World Wars and the post-World War II era.

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