COURSES

Biblical Foundations for Prayer and Mission

The courses of the Prayer Union School are designed to form believers who are:

Rooted in Christ.
Established in Scripture.
Formed in prayer.
Activated in ministry.
Ready for mission.

The curriculum combines biblical teaching, spiritual formation, practical ministry, and mission.

CORE COURSE AREAS

01 — FOUNDATIONS OF PREVAILING PRAYER

Learning to Pray With Perseverance and Faith

Explore the biblical nature of prayer and develop a life of persistent, faith-filled intercession.

Key topics

  • Biblical foundations of prayer
  • The character of God and prayer
  • Prevailing prayer
  • Intercession
  • Spiritual watchfulness
  • Fasting and prayer
  • Prayer and spiritual warfare
  • Praying according to God’s Word
  • Hearing and responding to God
  • Developing a sustainable prayer life
  • Prayer for people, communities, cities, and nations

Key conviction

We do not pray merely to survive the battle. We pray to advance the purposes of God.

02 — THE WORSHIPPING WATCHMAN

Worship • Watch • Intercede • Obey

Explore the biblical identity of the believer as a worshipper, watchman, intercessor, and servant.

The course develops the connection:

Worship → Watchfulness → Intercession → Obedience → Mission

Isaiah 62:6 provides a key biblical picture of watchmen who remain faithful in their assignment.

The goal is to form believers who know how to stand before God and faithfully carry His purposes.

03 — BIBLICAL FOUNDATIONS OF MISSION

Discover the Mission of God

Mission begins with God.

This course traces God’s redemptive purpose throughout Scripture.

Topics include

  • The mission of God
  • God’s heart for the nations
  • The Kingdom of God
  • The Great Commission
  • Making disciples
  • The Church and mission
  • The Gospel and the nations
  • The role of every believer in mission

Key conviction

Mission is not merely something the Church does. Mission flows from the purposes of God.

04 — EVANGELISM

Pray • Go • Proclaim

Learn to communicate the Gospel clearly, naturally, courageously, and compassionately.

Students develop skills in:

  • Sharing personal testimony
  • Presenting the Gospel
  • Starting spiritual conversations
  • Everyday evangelism
  • Personal evangelism
  • Public evangelism
  • Cross-cultural evangelism
  • Evangelism among unreached communities
  • Responding to common questions
  • Following up with new believers

The mission cycle

Prayer opens the way.
Evangelism announces the Gospel.
Discipleship establishes the believer.

05 — DISCIPLESHIP

Make Disciples Who Make Disciples

Conversion is the beginning, not the end.

This course equips believers to help new followers of Jesus become mature disciples.

Topics include

  • Biblical discipleship
  • Spiritual formation
  • Teaching new believers
  • Mentoring
  • Character development
  • Accountability
  • Reproducing disciples
  • Leadership multiplication
  • Discipleship movements

Multiplication

Disciple → Make Disciples → Equip Disciple-Makers → Multiply

06 — MISSION STRATEGY

From Burden to Strategy

Learn how to prayerfully understand a mission field and develop practical strategies for engaging communities and nations.

Topics include

  • Understanding the mission field
  • Research and observation
  • Identifying opportunities
  • Community engagement
  • Cultural awareness
  • Strategic prayer
  • Mobilization
  • Partnerships
  • Mission planning
  • Evaluating fruitfulness

07 — CROSS-CULTURAL MISSION

Crossing Cultures With the Gospel

Prepare to serve people whose language, culture, worldview, and background may differ from your own.

Topics include

  • Culture and worldview
  • Cross-cultural communication
  • Contextualization
  • Cultural sensitivity
  • Building trust
  • Servant leadership
  • Cultural barriers
  • Gospel communication across cultures

Our approach

Faithful to Scripture.
Respectful toward people.
Sensitive to culture.
Focused on Christ.

08 — PRAYER MOVEMENT DEVELOPMENT

Building Communities of Prayer

Learn how to establish and strengthen communities committed to prevailing prayer.

Topics include

  • Building prayer teams
  • Developing prayer gatherings
  • Prayer mobilization
  • Training intercessors
  • Prayer networks
  • Prayer watches
  • Prayer and mission
  • Establishing Prayer Union communities

From prayer gathering to prayer movement

The objective is not merely to organize meetings.

It is to cultivate a praying people.

09 — LEADERSHIP & SPIRITUAL FORMATION

Character Before Platform

Godly ministry must flow from a life being formed by God.

Topics include

  • Character and integrity
  • Servant leadership
  • Spiritual disciplines
  • Calling and vocation
  • Leadership multiplication
  • Team ministry
  • Conflict and reconciliation
  • Accountability
  • Finishing well

Core principle

**Character before platform.

Formation before multiplication.**

10 — FIELD MINISTRY

Take the Training Into the Harvest

Field Ministry provides practical opportunities to apply what has been learned.

Field ministry may include:

Prayer → Evangelism → Discipleship → Community Engagement → Prayer Union Planting

The field becomes an extension of the classroom.

COURSES THAT LEAD TO MISSION

The School curriculum follows a progression:

LEARN

BE FORMED

PRACTICE

SERVE

GO

MULTIPLY

Learn. Pray. Practice. Go.

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