We were joined by Doug Harrison of Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) for a recent episode…
ITEC TeamSeptember 15, 2021
Training mature indigenous Christ-followers with practical skills that create opportunities to share their faith.
Why Train?
Including Indigenous Believers in the Great Commission
‘Training’ instead of ‘doing’ on short-term trips is a critical part of our model. We work with trusted international partners and mature believers, teaching them new skills that meet needs in their communities as a door opener to share the Gospel.
How It Works
Have you thought about ‘training’ instead of ‘doing’ on your next short term trip?
Learn some of the steps that we take in implementing our training trips.
1
Partner Selection
Finding a local partner with a vision for sustainable ministry.
2
Training Selection
What training would be the most strategic for the partner’s ministry?
3
Curriculum Preparation
Create, refine, order supplies, have materials translated.
4
Build Your Team
Find people with a vision to equip and share their knowledge.
5
Communicate
Clarify details and set expectations with the partner and the team.
6
Prepare
Passports, Airfare, Visas, Immunizations, Prayer.
7
Go!
The execution for the training after months of preparation.
8
Follow Up
Follow up with partner and trained students to support and receive reports of training use.
Training allows physical and spiritual needs to be met long after the team returns!
Areas We Train
Training typically takes place over one week.
Dental Training
Medical Training
Eyesight Training
Film Training
Mechanical Training
Farm Training
