Programs include Evangelism Training, Student Spiritual Welfare, Bible Study and Community Outreach.

Students work through a 12 week evangelism training course.  Learning a variety of ways to share the gospel, as well as memorize scripture.  They also participate in the showing of the Jesus Film in Swahili and area tribal languages in different communities.  They make house calls and pray for community members in need of special care.

The students are required to attend daily Chapel services.  Students devotions are an integral part of being empowered.  We believe growing spiritually is  a critical part of living fully empowerment.  Society tends to label our worth and identity on achievement, education, and wealth.  In some cases, community status, illness, or where we’ve come from or what’s been done to us.  We strive to ensure our students know their identity is based on the foundation of God’s love for us. Daily Chapel starts our day on the right foot.  We seek Him first before starting classes.

Every morning before the students start their classes, we have a morning devotion for thirty to forty-five minutes. It includes praise and worship and reading the word of God. It is important for the students to start their day with a biblical perspective that they can carry with them no matter what lies ahead.

If we know by faith that God is with us, we can be grateful for His presence and we can take on any challenge with confidence and courage. We may not always feel God’s presence, but we can be thankful for His Word.

We have bible training for the students who want to learn more about God and the bible twice a week every Thursday and Friday afternoons. Biblical training does not simply end with teaching the students about the bible. It equips them with the necessary skills for ministry and also helps them build a culture of discipleship, continuity, and servanthood.