The Alliance for Transatlantic Theological Training is a privately-limited guaranteed non-sc profit organization established in 1962, dedicated to the dissemination of theological knowledge and practice across the Atlantic region. Located at 27 Hatchlands Road, Redhill, RH1 6RW, the organization operates as a charitable institution focused on fostering a global community of trained theologians. Currently active, the Alliance provides specialized training and mentorship programs centered around Transatlantic theology, a distinct tradition emphasizing historical and philosophical study of the relationship between Christianity and the Atlantic world. The organization’s core services include facilitating workshops, providing access to scholarly resources, and supporting individual theological development. While primarily focused on North West Europe, the Alliance maintains a significant international presence, actively engaging with and supporting Christian charities worldwide. The organization’s size is estimated to be a small, dedicated team of trained educators and facilitators. The Alliance’s operations are structured as a temporary worker visa, with a rating of “Temporary Worker (A)” reflecting a focus on providing practical training and expertise. It is a registered charity, utilizing a Charity Choice list and actively participating in the Religious charity database.

The Alliance for Transatlantic Theological Training is a privately-limited guaranteed non-sc profit organization established in 1962, dedicated to the dissemination of theological knowledge and practice across the Atlantic region. Located at 27 Hatchlands Road, Redhill, RH1 6RW, the organization operates as a charitable institution focused on fostering a global community of trained theologians. Currently active, the Alliance provides specialized training and mentorship programs centered around Transatlantic theology, a distinct tradition emphasizing historical and philosophical study of the relationship between Christianity and the Atlantic world. The organization’s core services include facilitating workshops, providing access to scholarly resources, and supporting individual theological development. While primarily focused on North West Europe, the Alliance maintains a significant international presence, actively engaging with and supporting Christian charities worldwide. The organization’s size is estimated to be a small, dedicated team of trained educators and facilitators. The Alliance’s operations are structured as a temporary worker visa, with a rating of “Temporary Worker (A)” reflecting a focus on providing practical training and expertise. It is a registered charity, utilizing a Charity Choice list and actively participating in the Religious charity database.