10) ESL Missionary Training School
Global Frontier Missions has been training missionaries to go to unreached peoples of the world for almost 15 years. This fall they are launching their newest school in Houston. The school is focused on training missionaries who are trained as English as a Second Language teachers to be able to go to almost every closed country in the world. Students will be living together in community among refugees in the most diverse city in the USA. They will learn and practice organic church planting along with many other important topics every career missionary needs to know. For more information, visit their website at
The application deadline for August 2015 classes is April 15.
Act Beyond is hosting a one-day Disciple Making Movement Training at their headquarters in Plano, TX (just outside of Dallas) on Saturday, March 21. Learn biblical principles that are key to every movement of disciples multiplying disciples and churches. To see all of Act Beyond’s upcoming trainings and to register, go to:
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For missionaries, churches, and member care specialists, TRAIN International can make a difference. If you’re looking for great pre-field missionary training, or are a church leader longing to see your church’s missions program make a greater impact and incorporate more people, check out…
You’re still reading! And you need more leaders. You can learn what thousands of other ministry folks have learned about developing leaders. Coaching is a proven method of people development that works well over Skype or in-person. When you learn these Holy Spirit-driven ways of thinking, working, and communicating – you will see your ministry impact multiplied. Not a program, but an on-the-job way to turbo-charge your strategies for evangelism, discipleship, and developing leaders. The Coaching Mastery Certificate Program is an ICF-approved professional coaching program for ministry leaders. In Seattle March 23-27 and September 21-25, 2015, and coming to Barcelona and Singapore. Save $250 by registering early. 
Is it, like for the apostle Paul, “your ambition to preach the gospel where Christ is not known?” (Rom 15:20) If so, this could be just the opportunity for you. World Outreach International is sending out “Alpha Mission Teams” to unreached people groups. AMT is a practical two-year missionary training programme for both single people and families. During this time you not only learn, but you actually do the work – adapt to a new culture, learn the language, reach out to lost people.
“Launch” is an intensive, five-day training experience designed to prepare the body of Christ to make disciples as they work or study abroad. Created in partnership between Skybridge and IMB, it’s open to any believer with the desire to learn to integrate their work and faith for the purpose of reaching the nations. What do you receive? You get best practices for integrating work and faith, training in effective evangelism and discipleship, and a lot more. Get the whole picture by visiting… 
Asia’s Center for TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) conducts intensive, five-week courses leading to a TESOL certificate. … [edited] For the first three weeks the classes are Monday-Friday, 8-4. For the last two weeks, the classes are 8-12, followed by a two-hour practicum in the afternoon or evening. This totals 120 hours in class and 20 hours of practicum (10 hours observing and 10 hours teaching). Contact Kathy for application forms or more information:
YWAM has a Discipleship Training School and a School of Evangelism coming u in Myrtle Beach. They’ll be partnering with local churches in the Academic lecture phase and will do outreach to some of the 12 Million tourists there each spring/summer. Learn more at…
The population of Lebanon has doubled with 4 million refugees. These unreached refugee peoples are wide open to the gospel. Will you go to share the gospel with those who’ve never heard, even once? Go as a long-term individual to the least-reached in as little as one year. Youth With A Mission (YWAM) Orlando’s School of Missions
George Patterson. To me, he’s like a myth, a legend, and a hero, all rolled up into one. He wrote these booklets as he trained a handful of would-be pastors. He asked them to use the booklets with others, introducing them to the gospel too, explaining how they need to start their own Jesus gatherings. Over time, he started hundreds of churches, most of whom he had never even visited. Why? Because his disciples were so well trained, they accomplished the impossible. Learn more at …
There’s a joke about cats and dogs that conveys their differences perfectly: Dogs say, “You pet me, you feed me, you shelter me, you love me, you must be God.” Cats say, “You pet me, you feed me, you shelter me, you love me, I must be God.” Many in the church have embraced a self-centered “meology” vs. a passion for the glory of God. “Cat & Dog Theology” seeks to change that. Training to become a certified speaker happens in Nicholasville, KY, USA on December 11-13. Recently upgraded with a new “image-driven” approach, this presentation is excellent for missions speakers, mobilizers and Perspectives teachers (Lesson 2). Learn more at 
Looking for a way to beef up your church’s or org’s training for candidates (short- or long-term)? Try “Equipped to Go.”
Missio Nexus has opened forums for several different subject matters, including Training (moderated by Mark Morgenstern), Member Health (moderated by Brent Lindquist) and Ministry Development of Women (moderated by Wendy Wilson). More are in planning stage. These are open to staff serving with Missio Nexus member organizations only. Check it out at
Learn to teach English as a second language at Asia’s Center for TESOL. The next course is October 13-November 14, but you’d better click fast. There are only 2 places left. But you can always sign up for the course after that — January 5-February 6 2015. These are intensive, five-week courses leading to a TESOL certificate. This certificate is supported by Cornerstone University of Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA. For the first three weeks, the classes are Monday-Friday, 8-4. For the last two weeks, the classes are 8-12, followed by a two-hour practicum in the afternoon or evening. This totals 120 hours in class and 20 hours of practicum (10 hours observing and 10 hours teaching). To learn more, visit
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