Students of The School of Discipleship are expected to have a deeper understanding of biblical doctrine, strengthened personal faith, and practical skills to become effective disciples of Christ.

Yes, the program is designed to accommodate believers at all stages of their faith journey, including new believers eager to learn and grow, as well as seasoned veterans.

Students receive a course manual or binder with essential notes on the lessons. Instructors elaborate on these notes through teaching and preaching. Most courses also include group discussions, practical hands-on ministry training, personal mentoring, and at-home assignments to help apply the lessons to daily life.

There are usually no formal prerequisites other than a genuine commitment to grow as a disciple of Jesus and a willingness to participate fully in the program.

The curriculum covers various aspects of Christian doctrine, biblical study, and practical training for living out and sharing the Christian faith.

The School of Discipleship focuses on the study of the Bible and trains followers of Christ to become effective disciples, both in doctrine and practice.

The program is open to anyone who has a desire to deepen their understanding of the Bible and grow in their walk with Jesus.

The length of the program varies, typically ranging from one day to several weeks or up to a year, depending on the specific course.

No, The School of Discipleship is a non-accredited school. Its primary aim is spiritual growth and practical training rather than providing formal academic qualifications.

Yes, coming soon. For those who cannot attend in person, we will offer an online option that includes the course notes.