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Course Catalog

The course catalog is a developing training library for missionary readiness. It is designed for independent missionaries, church members, mission-minded families, local churches, and sponsoring partners who need practical preparation before or alongside field-specific training.

The courses are introductory. They do not replace local church discernment, organizational requirements, professional advice, or supervised field preparation.

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Courses are built to support careful study, guided reflection, practical assignments, and better readiness conversations.

Level 1 Starter Courses

The following Level 1 courses are designed for new field workers, church members, and sponsoring partners who need practical, action-oriented readiness habits with low jargon and clear field application. Each course includes five lessons, an ungraded skill check in every lesson, and a graded quiz delivered through Google Forms.

Missionary Readiness 101

Level 145-60 minAvailable draft

The basic readiness framework for new learners, churches, sponsors, and families.

Spiritual Readiness and Resilience

Level 160-75 minAvailable draft

Character, prayer, Scripture, worship, rest, obedience, and accountability.

Cross-Cultural Service

Level 160-75 minAvailable draft

Humility, listening, cultural learning, local leadership, and respectful service.

Missionary Care

Level 160-75 minAvailable draft

Accountability, support, family health, boundaries, care plans, and sustainability.

Language Learning

Level 145-60 minAvailable draft

Realistic expectations, listening-first practice, local helpers, and perseverance.

Field Readiness

Level 160-75 minAvailable draft

Practical field entry, logistics, communication, risk awareness, and first-year priorities.

Level 2 Field Practitioner Courses

The following courses are designed for experienced field practitioners, mentors, and sending partners who need deeper cultural mapping, discipleship, and movement methods.

Culture & Worldview Fieldbook

Level 260-75 minAvailable draft

Field-ready guidance for mapping rituals, merit systems, and animism in sensitive cross-cultural settings.

Worldview Transformation & Avoiding Syncretism

Level 260-75 minAvailable draft

Practical guidance for identifying worldview buckets and keeping Christian practices gospel-centered.

Biblical Missiology & Multiplication

Level 275-90 minAvailable draft

Movement-minded methods for obedience-based discipleship, local ownership, and oral Bible study.

Level 3 Leadership & Security Courses

The following course is designed for field directors, organizational leaders, and sending boards managing risk, evacuation, and continuity.

Advanced Field Security & Crisis Evacuation

Level 375-90 minAvailable draft

Practical security planning, tiered evacuation, and corporate continuity for high-risk field operations.

Nonprofit Governance & Field Accounting

Level 375-90 minAvailable draft

Governance and financial accountability guidance for small ministries and independent founders.

Course Pattern

Each course uses a consistent lightweight structure:

  • Overview and purpose.
  • Learning objectives.
  • Short lessons or readings.
  • Reflection questions.
  • Knowledge checks.
  • Practical assignments.
  • Facilitator notes and completion criteria.

Each lesson includes an ungraded skill check to reinforce the main idea. Graded course quizzes are delivered through Google Forms.

  1. Missionary Readiness 101
  2. Spiritual Readiness and Resilience
  3. Cross-Cultural Service
  4. Missionary Care
  5. Language Learning
  6. Field Readiness
  7. Culture & Worldview Fieldbook
  8. Worldview Transformation & Avoiding Syncretism
  9. Biblical Missiology & Multiplication
  10. Advanced Field Security & Crisis Evacuation

This sequence starts with foundational readiness, then moves into field practice, worldview mapping, movement methods, and organizational leadership.

No accreditation claim

These courses are not academic degrees or accredited certifications. Any future credential language should use "certificate of completion" unless formal accreditation is actually obtained.