By law, religious entities are not-for-profit organizations, and as such, their economic income depends on the donations of their members or self-management. However, in some religions, there is a requirement for an economic contribution, which can sometimes create tensions between the community members and the administration. Therefore, professionals in ecclesial management, through effective communication and mediation channels, play a crucial role in resolving conflicts. Their goal is to foster co-responsibility among the members by transparently presenting the entity’s expenses, costs, and income.

In our institution, we acknowledge that spiritual Christian values hold a central place in our educational mission. We deeply appreciate the significance of nurturing a strong foundation of Christian values, as we believe they are fundamental to aligning with our academic community