Overview

No Place Left DTS (NPL DTS) is divided into two parts: a twelve-week lecture phase, followed by a nine-week outreach phase. In order to graduate from the NPL DTS, both phases must be successfully completed. This fall, we will be pioneering our first God’s Story DTS. The name is still No Place Left DTS, but the style of learning will be different from previous schools. We will be using the God’s Story format. Read more below for more information.

Classroom & Training

Instead of a traditional classroom setting with teachers, students learn through studying passages of Scripture together. They will have the chance to grasp the meaning for themselves, learn from one another, and apply what they’ve learned immediately through outreach and personal application. The lecture phase also consists of required reading, one-on-one mentoring, worship and intercession, personal devotions, work duties, and various ministry opportunities. All of these activities are aimed at helping students learn more about God and to deepen their relationship with Him.

Topics we cover

• The character of God
• Personal character development
• How to hear God’s voice
• Developing healthy relationships with others
• Developing a strong devotional life
• Sharing your faith
• Missions

The goal of the No Place Left DTS outreach is reaching people who have never heard about Jesus while growing in our personal passion for the lost. Each school’s outreaches travel to work among Unreached People.

For eight weeks the teams will have the incredible privilege of impacting nations with the Good News of Jesus. Ministry opportunities usually include one-on-one evangelism, research of specific unreached people groups, intercession and worship, encouraging fellow believers and various types of mercy ministries.

Teams may visit more than one nation and focus on specific people groups in each of the nations.  A final time of debriefing will take place once teams have returned.