Every Christian
is Called
to Be
a Missionary
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Share your faith with confidence and biblical clarity -
Reach others through practical, personal evangelism
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Gain hands-on experience in urban evangelism
More than a century ago, God’s people were urged to work the cities without delay because little had been done and much remained to be accomplished. Today, the need is greater than ever. Millions in these crowded centers have not heard the good news of salvation. Every day, souls are perishing without Christ, and this urgent need calls every follower of Jesus to action. The light entrusted to us must be carried into homes, streets, neighborhoods, and every place where hearts may be reached.
This work does not belong to ministers alone. Every disciple is called to labor with Christ for the salvation of souls. As we work for others, God strengthens our faith, shapes our character, and prepares us for the unselfish service of heaven.
Evangelism in Pictures
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SOLTI Certificate of Completion
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LIGHT Certification
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Biblical instruction in the gospel commission, the Three Angels’ Messages, and Adventist mission
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Personal Bible work, literature evangelism, health evangelism, public evangelism, and digital outreach
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Cross-cultural ministry and a focused emphasis on reaching large cities
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Daily worship, prayer, Christian mentoring, and character development
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Local church outreach, mission projects, and practical follow-up
Choose Your Campus
and Start Date
The Comprehensive Evangelism Program is offered at two Streams of Light campuses, giving students two opportunities each year to begin their training. Choose the location and start date that works best for you.
Both campuses offer the same mission-focused training and residential student experience. Whether you prefer to begin in Michigan in February or Mississippi in August, you can choose the setting and schedule that best fits your plans.
Oak Haven Campus
Program Starts:
Every February
Gulf Coast Campus
Program Starts:
Every August
Work on Campus, Earn Your Tuition
At Streams of Light, we believe that nothing should prevent a committed soul from preparing for mission work. That’s why we created the Missionary Scholarship Program—a way for passionate, dedicated students to receive the training they need without bearing the full financial burden.
The program allows accepted participants to volunteer on campus in exchange for room, board, and credit toward their tuition. The scholarship works on a one-for-one basis: for each semester of training, students complete one semester of scholarship service. For the two-semester Comprehensive Evangelism Program, this means two semesters of service followed by two semesters of training.
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Commit to approximately 40 hours of campus service each week.
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Be assigned to areas based on current campus needs. No previous experience is required; training and supervision are provided.
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Work alongside experienced mentors, gain up to 1,000+ hours of hands-on training, and develop practical skills that can serve you for a lifetime.
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The scholarship covers tuition, housing, and meals. Students remain responsible for expenses such as the application fee, travel, visa costs, personal needs, and recreation.
Areas of Service
Seeding & Planting
Nurturing & Harvesting
Maintaining Orchards
Processing & Preserving
Plant-Based Cooking
Housekeeping
Maintenance
Construction
Lead Faculty
Oleg Lotca
Johnny Henderson
James Hartley
Alyssa Anderson
Guest Teachers
Narlon Edwards
Michelle Doucoumis
Cody Francis
Paul Ratsara
Jay Gallimore
The message that I am bidden to bear to our people at this time is, work the cities without delay, for time is short…
— MTC, p. 26, par. 3
Life blends technical training, spiritual growth, practical experience, and community life in a structured, mission-focused environment.
Fridays include local outreach and Sabbath preparation. Sabbath is set aside for worship, fellowship, and church life, while Sundays are generally reserved for rest, personal responsibilities, recreation, and preparation for the week ahead.
Activities
Evangelism
Participate in Bible studies, outreach events, and practical ministry throughout the year.
Worship
Work Experience
Recreation
Community Life
Personal Growth
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Worship
Begin the day together with worship, prayer, and God’s Word. -
Breakfast
A healthy, plant-based breakfast. -
Core Classes
Biblical and spiritual foundations for Christian life and mission. -
Comprehensive Evangelism Classes
Practical training in Bible work, outreach, and evangelism. -
Lunch
A shared, plant-based meal and time to recharge. -
Campus Work
Students assist with tasks and help in various departments on campus, from the cafeteria, to grounds, to maintenance. -
Free Time
Dinner, study, friendships, recreation, and campus life. -
Lights Out
Time to rest and prepare for the next day.
Hear From Students
and preparing for a life of service.
5 November, 2026
Cherith
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Applicants who will generally be at least 18 years old when the program begins. Exceptions may be appealed.
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High-school graduates, or applicants who have completed an equivalent secondary education.
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Students physically able to meet the demands of the program and fluent in English.
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Spiritual Commitment – Applicants must be Christians who are familiar with Seventh-day Adventist beliefs and teachings and who are committed to living according to Biblical and Spirit of Prophecy principles, including willingness to comply with the school’s standards.
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Explore the program, ask questions, and schedule a call with our program adviser. -
Read the Student Handbook. -
Submit the online application form. -
Participate in an approximately one-hour Zoom interview. -
If accepted, review and complete your acceptance and enrollment documents.
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