School of World Missions
Curriculum
Training the Next Generation of Missionaries
The School of World Missions curriculum is designed to prepare believers spiritually, academically, and practically for ministry and missionary service through intensive biblical instruction, leadership development, evangelism training, and cross-cultural preparation, students gain the knowledge and experience needed to fulfill the Great Commission with confidence and effectiveness in the field God is leading them to or on the nation they are being sent by The Holy Spirit. We are aware of the challenges the futuristic environment is bringing as we are aware of the different cultural practices as worldly and occultic cultural practices from which the students are trained to take territory from the enemy of God.
Program Overview
With the intensity of this Intern school system The SWM program includes breakfast, lunch and dinner, daily prayer at 5am prayer, daily night church services directed totally by the students, classroom instruction in conference type classes where the students participate, spiritual formation, practical ministry experience, language training, and missionary outreach opportunities. Every Saturday the whole team goes in groups with volunteers from the local churches from the areas where the teams go on to city outreaches in jails, prisons, temporary holding cells, hospitals, rough neighborhoods, door to door praying for the sick, parks, crime areas, plazas, home groups Bible studies etc. On Sunday, the students have a full Sunday service with Sunday School, worship teams, prayer and altar times. Note the church services are open to the people of the neighborhood around the school. Sunday afternoon the students rest.
Areas of Study
✓ Biblical Foundations
✓ Christian Leadership
✓ Evangelism & Discipleship
✓ Prayer & Intercession
✓ Ministry Ethics
✓ Divine Healing Ministry
✓ Spiritual Authority
✓ Missions & Cross-Cultural Ministry
✓ Language Development
✓ Worship & Music Ministry with teachings on how to be led by The Holy Spirit during worship
✓ Community Outreach
✓ Church Ministry & Leadership Development
Core Training Areas
Spiritual Formation
Students learn to develop a strong foundation of a life of prayer, of worship, of bible study, of a life of holiness, and in personal discipleship while strengthening their relationship with Christ and their call to the ministry. The student learns about spiritual authority in his or her advancing in taking enemy territory, reaching souls and delivering them from the snares of the enemy. Likewise when in remote areas, the missionary is really tested in survival of infirmities, hunger, as in different environments of occultic nature where their training comes to life. The missionary student is trained to submit to his or her pastors, to give them respect and honor.
Evangelism & Missions
Students receive practical training in personal evangelism, discipleship, missions strategy, cultural engagement, and outreach methods designed to effectively share the Gospel in diverse communities and nations where there is a whole world of different cultures.
Leadership Development
Courses focus on servanthood leadership, ministry responsibility, spiritual authority, ethics, and effective Christian leadership principles in the Word of God
Cross-Cultural Preparation
Missionaries must be prepared to serve in various cultural settings and with the most updated technology knowledge. The SWM provides language development and cultural assimilation training to help students effectively minister across linguistic and cultural boundaries by deep cultural studies including world religions studies against the Word. of God If The Lord is sending them to Africa, Haiti, South America, Europe, the States or even on to a Muslim country, The SWM will prepare them to know their culture much as possible to assimilate and to bring Christ to them in a manner the nonconvert undersands. Likewise we offer internet classes including internet ministering by different avenues.
Hands-On Ministry Experience
Education extends beyond the classroom.
Students participate in ministry opportunities that may include:
Community outreach
Church ministry
Pastoral, youth, children ministries, training.
Citywide men’s or ladies’ ministering
Jail and/or prison ministry
Evangelistic campaigns
Prayer ministry
Missions activities
Discipleship opportunities
This practical experience allows students to apply what they learn while developing confidence in real-world ministry settings.
A Typical Day at SWM
Students participate in a structured schedule that includes:
Corporate prayer and worship at 5am
8 hrs daily of Classroom instruction
Fellowship and discipleship
Ministry participation
Evening worship services
Evangelism outreach every Saturday accompanied by volunteers from nearby outreach local churches and referring new converts to closest churches.
The program is designed to cultivate powerful outreach events, spiritual maturity, ministry effectiveness, and a lifelong commitment to ministry.
Program Goal
To develop Christ-centered ministering missionaries who are spiritually mature, biblically grounded, culturally prepared, and ready to serve and do the works Christ commissioned wherever God calls them.
