Description
The EMI is a school created by JUCUM Leticia: a contextualized version of the DTS for Indigenous people, so they too can be missionaries. That is why it takes place at the jungle base, in a setting that feels like their own.
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Its schedule makes room for developing skills such as fishing or workshops and offers many opportunities for them to go out and preach in their own communities, where they are most at home. And it does not stop there: they are also encouraged to go out to the nations. God has called everyone, without segmenting or conditioning them culturally.
Information
- Duration
- Write to us and we will tell you how long it lasts.
- Dates
- To be confirmed.
- Location
- YWAM El Puente · Ronda community
- Who it’s for
- Indigenous men and women called to missions, to serve in their own communities and also to go out to the nations.
- Requirements
- You don’t need to have taken the DTS: the EMI is a contextualized DTS for Indigenous people. Spanish, Portuguese, English and Tikuna are spoken at the base.
- Cost
- Write to us and we will tell you the costs and how to get ready.
- Enrollment
- Write to us and we will guide you step by step.
- Takes place at
- YWAM El Puente →
EMI
See it up close
Missionaries from within their own culture
A school designed with them and for them.
In the jungle
It takes place at the El Puente base, in a natural setting close to their communities.
Their own skills
Time for fishing, workshops and everything each person does well.
Preaching at home
Opportunities for them to take the message to their own communities.
Toward the nations
Not only their community: they are also encouraged to go to other peoples and countries.
No cultural limits
God called everyone: nobody here is boxed in by their origin.
A contextualized DTS
You don’t need to have done the DTS first: the EMI is its version for Indigenous peoples.
“And he said to them, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation.””
