A Global Community of Leaders Obeying the Great Commission:

Influential Leaders

In Haggai Institute’s global community there are tens of thousands of strong, focused, reliable leaders whose passion is to impact their communities, organizations, and nations for Jesus Christ.

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Non-Western Faculty

After four decades of refinement, Haggai Institute now has an exceptional list of faculty members who are qualified not only by the academic credentials but also by their direct experience of presenting Jesus Christ to their cultures.

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Visionary Donors

These men and women long to see the world changed through the Gospel – and they recognize the strategic power of providing specialist training for leaders already positioned to reach societies often closed to outsiders.

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Stories, News + Events

At the Fulcrum of World Mission

Born into a family that practiced ancestor worship, and with the further distinction of having a Zulu grandmother and a Scottish grandfather, Gregory Smerdon joined a Haggai Institute international session in 1999. Full Story

Haggai Institute’s Inaugural International Day of Evangelism

On February 27, 2012, Raquel Yupanqui of Peru, who recently returned home after the international training at Maui, invited her entire neighborhood of San Melchor to watch the film The Passion of the Christ. Full Story

"A Passionless Christianity vs. the Passion of Obedience" - Dr. John Edmund Haggai  

The highly anticipated H.I. EXPERIENCE 2012 was a great success! At the closing International Banquet, Founder and CEO, Dr. John Edmund Haggai, delivered a powerful message entitled, “A Passionless Christianity Versus the Passion of Obedience.” Hear this impactful audio message now! Click here.

The Honduran Challenge

On June 28, 2009, in the first military coup in Central America since the end of the Cold War, soldiers stormed the presidential palace in the Honduran capital, Tegucigalpa, early in the morning, disarmed the presidential guard, woke President Manuel Zelaya, and put him on a plane to Costa Rica.  Full story