Our highly interactive training has resonated with people serving refugees around the world - from Costa Rica to Greece, from Thailand to Turkey, to right here in the U.S. We seek to equip the church to love and serve refugees, including ministry professionals, volunteers, church leaders, and everyday Christians seeking to love their refugee neighbor. In the words of one participant, our training is recommended to "literally anyone who is working or wanting to work with displaced people."

Another said, "This is the best training I've ever taken part in because it was taught by people who have experience with the topic on the ground, understand the context that we're working in, and love Jesus all at once."

The training focuses on principles and best practices to equip fruitful and sustainable ministry among forcibly displaced people with topics ranging from What the Bible Says About Forcibly Displaced People and Staying Healthy in Long-term Ministry to Recovery and Integration Ministries and Faithful Christian Witness: When Evangelism Meets Aid.

Flexible Schedule Options for Participation

In order to accommodate local participants, we have modified our typical schedule to allow for three registration choices including a Saturday only or Saturday plus weekday evenings choice for commuters.

Participants in the full Foundations of Refugee Ministry training will have a day of introductory sessions on Saturday, January 20, followed by daytime and evening sessions with an afternoon break each day January 22-24. See the registration page for more details, and email us with any questions!