Elijah House Singapore
Turning the Hearts of Fathers and Children for the Healing of the Nations.
Healing for Deep Wounding

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This School is currently not opened for Registration.
Registrants must have completed School 1 with sufficient attendance and participation.
Usually held once every alternate year
Usually held during March/April
The School is held over a period of 10 consecutive days, consisting of the following phases:
Attendance during the School will be tracked for every segment during onsite and retreat sessions.

At Elijah House, we believe that God heals our brokenness through the body of Christ and this principle is embodied in the school by the small group ministry. As part of the training, all participants will be assigned to small groups, and are required to take part in the small group sessions.
Each participant will take turns to play the roles of Seeker (receiving ministry) and Prayer Minister (performing ministry), to provide and receive prayer ministry to/from each other.
Before any group ministry session, there will be lessons to equip participants for the roles. The facilitators will also guide closely in all ministry sessions. But each participant must also be willing to step out of their comfort zone and practise what is taught, within the community, so as to reinforce the learning and growth.
We strongly discourage you choosing to limit your experience to just receiving ministry, as one's healing comes also through looking beyond one's own brokenness & struggles to give love and ministry to others, regardless of how broken or inadequate one may feel/be.

The grouping arrangement will be solely decided by the school organizers. In line with our belief that healing is relational and flows through the Body of Christ, each group will consist of a mix of participants across different age groups and genders as much as possible.
Participants who are familiar with one another (eg. family members, friends and cell group members) will be placed in different groups to ensure confidentiality and minimize conflict of interest.
This is a training school and for successful completion, each participant is expected to:
Each participant is expected to make the necessary arrangements pertaining to their day job (i.e. take necessary leave), as well as family commitments (i.e. arrange necessary child/elderly care) to be present for ideally 100% of the onsite session and retreat.
A participant's successful completion of this school will be determined by his/her overall attendance, and participation in the small group sessions.
IF you are unable to commit to the above, we advise you NOT to register for the school
As places are limited, we will prioritise admitting participants who will commit fully to the above.