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Schools In 2024 we trained 539 people through discipleship training schools, bible schools, and leadership schools. In April, ten teams from our Discipleship Training School traveled to eleven nations around the world to put into practice the things they learned during their lecture phase. We sent teams to Africa, Asia, Europe, and South America. They served at boxing clubs, local churches, Muslim communities, sports clubs, orphanages, and many more. After six weeks in the nations, the DTS outreach teams returned to South Africa. They spent time crisscrossing South Africa on Every Tours to activate believers with a call to evangelism and prayer. We concluded the school with a time of debrief for the students and then graduated and commissioned 93 fiery individuals. In total, over 10 weeks of outreach 8,900 have heard the Gospel, 1,746 have made decisions for Christ and over 400 physical healings. During our 2024 Discipleship Bible School, we had the privilege of guiding 48 students through the entire story of God from Genesis to Revelation.

Teams A total of 95 short-term missionaries were received from the United States in 2024. These individuals participated as part of structured outreach and discipleship training. Each missionary spent an average of 34 days in South Africa. During their time in-country, participants were involved in a wide range of humanitarian, evangelistic, and social impact initiatives aligned with our mission and global commitment to discipleship, outreach, and mercy ministry. The American teams served in various capacities throughout multiple regions in South Africa, contributing to the following program areas evangelistic events, youth-focused ministry, elderly support, food distribution, orphan care, infrastructure support and maintenance, drug rehabilitation and street ministry, supported local mission bases, and other mercy ministries. The efforts of these 95 missionaries have significantly contributed to the spiritual, emotional, and physical well-being of communities across South Africa.