Teaching Format School for Restoration, Healing and Discipleship

The Modular School in the Netherlands is split into three main parts - A, B  and C (C is not done in all Ellel centres):

A School ENDED (replaced by EXPLORE A from September 2019)

A School is a series of 10 weekend events spread over a one year period. Part A is designed to present key principles relating to the healing ministry and to encourage and challenge in a gentle and sensitive way. The courses are progressive in their teaching content, and for this reason students are encouraged to go through them in the established order, culminating in the Healing Workshop which gives practical experience in the healing ministry.

B School LAST ONE STARTING 13 SEPT 2019  (replaced by EXPLORE B from September 2020)

For those who complete A School, there is an optional follow-on B-School which builds on the understanding gained, and consists of 10 further weekend courses spread over a further one year period. These cover major areas of need among hurting and broken people. Students on Modular B may be given the opportunity to apply what they learn in prayer ministry situations under the supervision of an Ellel prayer ministry team member.

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C School

For those who have completed A and B School, the centre in the Netherlands offers further training on C School. This provides an excellent opportunity to move forward in your personal growth and fulfilment of your God-given destiny. There is an application procedure for this. Please contact your local centre to discuss the options available to you.

Tutorials and Assignments

The School has dedicated tutors who help to facilitate discussions during tutorial sessions. These sessions do not form part of our standard training events - they are a special feature of the Modular School. Students find these to be a place of love, acceptance and fellowship as well as a place where the learning process is enhanced. The tutors also issue homework assignments to those who wish to carry out further study, although these are not compulsory. At the close of the School a certificate of completion will be issued for those who have attended all the modules.