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“Before I enrolled in college, I did my DTS. Looking back, I can say with all my heart that the 6 intense months in DTS has had the greater impact in terms of changing my heart, my calling & my walk with father God.” -Dayne
Seattle, WA

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Discipleship Training School

português / 한국어 / Korean University DTS

the first step in a deeper walk with God.

Discipleship Training School (DTS) is designed to help you know God in depth so you can prepare to be an effective messenger of the gospel.

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The goal of Discipleship Training School (DTS) is to encourage development of personal character, to cultivate a living relationship with God, and identify your unique individual gifts and callings in God.

Cross-cultural exposure and global awareness are special emphases throughout DTS, preparing you and your fellow students to reach current and future generations and answer the call to “go into all the world and make disciples of all nations” -Matthew 28:19.

This intensive Christian training course begins with a 12-week classroom phase, followed typically by a 12-week outreach. The format is unique because although this is a college-level course, it is not set up like most college programs. In most universities, you attend several classes covering several topics at once.

DTS is part of a larger university system called the University of the Nations, where each student focuses on one subject at a time and is
given opportunities to apply learned principles in outreach settings as part of their course.

DTS is a microcosm of this model in that we cover each topic for an entire week, rather than having several short teachings on various subjects. For example, you will spend an entire week covering prayer, another week covering evangelism, and another covering relationships.

All students are required to be part of a live-learn environment. In this setting we attend lectures, eat, have small groups, prepare for outreach and do work duties together. Students live in community style housing with people of various nations, cultures and denominations. We strive to live as a family, which promotes constant
application of the lessons being taught in the classroom. Meals are served in our beautiful dining room and are included in the cost of the school.