TOGETHER WE PLANT MISSION SCHOOL : EVANGELISM, DISCIPLESHIP & MULTIPLICATION

God’s vision for Together We Plant Mission School is to raise up an army of evangelists and disciple-makers, so that the Good News may be preached throughout the world, and people from every corner of the earth may make the decision to follow Jesus. This year, God has blessed the work, and a new class of students, hungry and thirsty for him, has begun the new school year.

During these three months, modules such as gospel proclamation, preaching construction, identity as a child of God, Christology, sin and salvation were held in a sustained and in-depth way, leading to practical application during the intensive mission trip to the Caribbean. In the second part of the course, the focus is on discipleship and multiplication. The students become the leaders of SUMMER’O, a ten-day evangelistic camp in Marseille’s Vieux-Port, bringing to the participants everything they received at the Together We Plant Mission School. In addition to the initial curriculum, participants also received the Christ for all Nations FireCamp, which is now included in the training. For many, the fear of man has been conquered, allowing the Holy Spirit to take up much more space. Beyond the theoretical and practical tools with which the students left, lives were indeed transformed and callings confirmed.

Here are a few testimonials:

Janna Reichor (responsible Together We Plant) :

With Manuel, we started from the observation that in the French-speaking world and in France specifically, there is nothing concrete in terms of training for evangelists. A lot of training exists for the pastor’s ministry, but nothing like that for the evangelist’s ministry. For us, it was a question of proposing it for the French-speaking world, so that people no longer have the sole option of going elsewhere for training, but that from here, they go out to all nations. In Marseille, we’re a family of evangelists, and we work together as well as with the biggest evangelization structures, so to come to Together We Plant is to have one foot in the whole world.

Jenny Dinart (student at Together We Plant Mission School) :

Today, I serve at Together We Plant and my heart is that young people can come to Marseille, that people’s vision of this city can change and that the city can move forward in evangelism. Since finishing this school, I’ve been equipped to do deliverances, to heal, to multiply, but also to preach and teach. This Mission School enables me to support what God has already spoken about, it opens my eyes and trains me for the first mission, which is to make disciples of all nations.