09/25/2026
Last week, we welcomed 128 new students to our campus. We enjoyed playing volleyball, eating hotdogs, making our own sodas, and building meaningful relationships.
This quarter, we’re running four schools: DTS, SBS, MMI, and Titus Project.
DTS is a 5-month intensive program that deepens faith, intimacy with God, and understanding of the Bible through live teachings, worship, and community. It spans 20 weeks, with an 11-week lecture phase in Lakeside, Montana, followed by an 8-week cross-cultural outreach phase and a final debrief. During the outreach phase, participants travel internationally to share the Gospel, serve local ministries, and apply their training in real-world mission environments.
SBS is a 9-month training program offered through YWAM that guides students through an in-depth study of the Bible. Students learn to read Scripture in its original context using the inductive study method, progressing step-by-step through observation, interpretation, and application. Designed to foster deep spiritual growth and critical thinking, the program equips believers to accurately understand God’s Word, apply it to their lives, and teach it to others.
MMI is a 21-week YWAM training program designed to convey the Gospel through music while equipping musicians, vocalists, and technicians for missions. The course features an on-campus lecture phase covering music development, technical audio production, and spiritual foundations. It culminates in an international outreach phase where students partner with local artists, host workshops, and perform in venues ranging from churches to secular clubs and coffee houses.
Titus Project: a 12-week YWAM secondary school combats Bible illiteracy by equipping graduates of the School of Biblical Studies to teach God’s Word cross-culturally. The program starts with a 3-week lecture phase on sermon preparation, cross-cultural communication, and inductive preaching. It ends with an 8-week international outreach where participants train local pastors and church leaders in basic Bible study and historical context.
If these courses interest you, apply today!
