What is the purpose of the DTS?
Classroom / Lecture Phase
The Field Assignment (Outreach)
What Next?
How much does a DTS cost?
2010 and 2011 School Dates
What is the purpose of the DTS?
To prepare messengers of the gospel
To help students to know God in depth.
To gather and challenge people to worship, listen to and obey God,
releasing them (in the context of the DTS) to serve through evangelism,
intercession, acts of compassion and other expressions of God's heart
for the world, possibly even pioneering new ministries.
To inspire and cultivate growth in one's relationship with God
resulting in Christ like character, which is based on a solid Biblical
foundation, the work of the Holy Spirit and the personal application of
Biblical truth, especially concerning God's Character, the Cross and
empowering Grace.
To sharpen one's ability to relate to, learn from and work with people,
including those of different cultures, personalities and perspectives.
To further equip each one to serve God's purposes either in or outside
of YWAM Family of Ministries, strengthening a commitment to reach the
lost, especially the unreached, to care for the poor, and to influence
all areas of society.
To impart the vision and foundational values of Youth With A Mission
International as well as that of the host operating location and to
provide information regarding a variety of opportunities for service.
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Classroom / Lecture Phase
The curriculum varies in the
different locations as it is flexible and adjusted according to each
school’s emphasis, but below is a cross section of teaching
and hands on application that you could expect to receive.
Fatherheart of God
Effective Evangelism
Cross - cultural Communication
Hearing the Voice of God
Discipling the Nations
Interpersonal Relationships
Intercession and Spiritual Warfare
Worship
World view
Outreach Preparation
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The Field Assignment (Outreach)
During the second phase of
the DTS, teams of students are sent out for evangelism in
cross-cultural situations. The emphasis is on application of principles
taught in the lecture phase, coupled with teaching on evangelism
concepts and practices equipping students to share their faith using a
variety of means.
A final week of debriefing back on our campus readies students for their re-entry into their home environments.
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What Next?
Not
everyone completing a DTS necessarily joins YWAM. Many participate in a
DTS to take time out to concentrate on God and consider whether He
might be calling them to Christian ministry.
For those who choose to go on into a career with YWAM, successful completion of the DTS qualifies them to apply
for hundreds of staff opportunities. Graduating from
the DTS also qualifies students to go on to YWAM's other training
programs, such as those offered by YWAM's University of the Nations
(UofN).
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How much does a DTS cost?
The cost varies according to the Nations from which students are arriving from. For details of exact costing please see our
school fees section.
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2010 and 2011 School Dates
September 2010 DTS: Nations to Nations Focus |
Start Date |
Graduation |
19th September 2010 |
3rd March 2011 |
January 2011 DTS |
Start Date |
Graduation |
9th January 2011 |
23rd June 2011 |
April 2011 DTS |
Start Date |
Graduation |
10th April 2011 |
22nd September 2011 |
July 2011 DTS: Arts Focus |
Start Date |
Graduation |
3rd July 2011 |
8th December 2011 |
September 2011 DTS: Nations to Nations Focus |
Start Date |
Graduation |
18th September 2011 |
1st March 2012 |
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