The Community of Anabaptist Theological Institutions (CITA)  serves as a network to encourage and facilitate working together to expand on-line opportunities for leadership development from an Anabaptist perspective in Spanish.

​CITA developed from a consultation in November 2016 in Guatemala City. Mennonite Mission Network helped bring everyone to the table, and each theological education program brought their experience and desire to collaborate. Participation has grown and the diverse membership of CITA reflects the richness of Anabaptist tradition across the Americas and Spain:

Academia de Liderazgo Misional Anabautista, (Anabaptist Missional Leadership Academy-ALMA), USA

Bíblioteca Digital Anabautista (Anabaptist Digital Library-BiDA)

Centro Bíblico Teológico (Biblical Theological Center-CBT), Colombia

Centro de Estudios Anabautistas-SEMILLA (Center for Anabaptist Studies-CEA-SEMILLA), Mexico

Centro Teológico Koinonia (Koinonia Theological Center-CTK), Spain

Instituto Aquila y Priscila (Aquila and Priscilla Institute), Mexico

Red Menonita de Misión (Mennonite Mission Network), USA

Seminario Anabautista Latinoamericano (Latin American Anabaptist Seminary-SEMILLA), Guatemala

Seminario Bíblico Menonita de Colombia (Mennonite Biblical Seminary of Colombia-SBMC)

Seminario Bíblico Anabautista Hispano (Hispanic Anabaptist Biblical Seminary-SeBAH), USA

SEMILLA received the administrative responsibility for coordination of CITA, and since 2017 Fernando Pérez and Rebeca González have served as Executive Coordinators. They coordinate regular virtual meetings and in 2024 hosted the second in-person gathering.  There is a continual openness to additional members.

CITA partners, together with Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary and Goshen College Institute for Study of Global Anabaptism, formed the Biblioteca Digital Anabautista to make Anabaptist study materials available on-line in a free library.