School of the Seventy
The harvest is ready! Are you?
Discover your identity and purpose as a follower of Jesus Christ
This school is dedicated to helping disciples discover their true identity and purpose as followers of Jesus Christ. We believe that every person is a beloved child of God and has a unique role to play in His work.
The school is open to students aged 16 and above.
Inspiration — Luke 10:1-24
Our school focuses on equipping disciples for active participation in the Father’s work. We seek to follow the example of Jesus, who chose and equipped “70” disciples (whose names we do not know, nameless and “faceless”) to be ready to be sent out two by two, by the Lord, to prepare His way.
Who is the school for?
Our school is intended for those who have already decided to surrender their lives to the lordship of Jesus Christ and are seeking to walk in faith every day. Our goal is to help them take the next steps on the path to spiritual maturity and become servant leaders who can guide others on their own journey of spiritual growth.
To help achieve this goal, each student will be part of a multi-generational, family-style group to experience and develop both personal and communal cultures of discipleship.
What does the school look like?
Our school is characterised by an orderly and disciplined schedule. Each day begins with physical activity (adapted to the participant’s abilities), followed by personal reflection and group prayer. We also place great emphasis on shared meals and building relationships between students.
The teachings, led by our team and invited speakers, are practical and cover essential aspects of a disciple’s life.
What will you gain?
Through the School of the 70, students will gain a deeper understanding of their identity in Christ and the nature of our Heavenly Father. They will learn about His Kingdom and how they can take part in what the Father is doing on the earth today to fulfil His plan established from the foundation of the world.
What is the School of the 70?
John Daigle shares the vision of the school: