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Program designated for ALL people that have the desire to deepen their relationship with God and live out their faith.

Programs:
Fall Aug 15–Dec 12
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Spring Jan 9–May 16
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Teen Jun 15–Aug 3
Arrival: 2 days before start date

PROGRAMS

Programs Details

Programs:

  • The Adult Fall semester starts August 15, 2027, and ends December 12, 2027.
  • The Adult Spring semester runs from January 9, 2027, to May 16, 2027.
  • The Teen Summer program runs from June 15, 2026, to August 3, 2026.

Cost: $3,500 Which includes: meals, housing, utilities transportation, etc.

Extra: $500 for mission trip to Mexico/state trip
Non-refundable application fee: $50

Program Details:

  • 4 months of learning Theology, practical Christian life and ministry foundations
  • Participation in workshops, ministries and activities

TOTAL: $4,000

Teen program will be $2000

Tuition does not cover:

  • Personal expenses
  • After school missionary trip

Courses will be taught such as:

  • Theology
  • Soteriology
  • Old Testament/New Testament overview
  • Pneumatology
  • Gifts of the Spirit
  • Ethics
  • Missiology
  • Angelology/demonology
  • Christian life
  • Counseling
  • Leadership/teamwork
  • And other valuable topics

Discipleship and Participation in practical ministries:

  • Rehab Center
  • Bible Studies
  • Street Preaching
  • Church Visitations
  • Good Deeds
  • Involvement in organizing events
  • Student Church service
  • etc.

At GWPMS (God Will Provide Missionary School)

Our goal is to create an atmosphere where every student can be successful. We will make every effort to meet the needs of every student and will do our best to provide necessary accommodation. It is our goal to prevent any issues that could possibly interfere with each student’s progress and growth in the school.
For us to achieve this, we ask that all students disclose the following information during their admission process prior to their arrival:

  • Serious health issues (physical or mental)

  • All prescribed medication

  • Prior or current struggles with drugs or any addictions

  • Probation or any other serious legal conflicts with governing authorities

  • Relationships (engagement, marital status, etc)

  • Anything else that may create a need for special accommodation by the school administration

Please note: The conditions listed above will not result in an automatic disqualification, but deliberate failure to disclose important information can result in termination after enrollment. After which point he or she may not be eligible for a tuition refund.

Rules of Conduct

God Will Provide Missionary School (GWPMS) regulations are generated to fit the best interest of everyone — our students and staff alike.

PLACE OF RESIDENCE

  • Students are responsible for maintaining their residence home in cleanliness and organization.

  • Events can only be organized with prior permission from the house leader.

  • Students must spend the night in their designated residence home.

APPEARANCE AND DRESS CODE ON SCHOOL CAMPUS

  • School campus and church dress code is business casual or formal attire (unless otherwise noted).

Male Students:

  • The following attire is NOT permitted: hats, shorts, jeans, sweatpants, t-shirts and/or hoodies.

  • Should be neatly dressed, with their shirts tucked in.

Female Students:

  • The following attire is NOT permitted: pants, mini-skirts, skirts with high slits, blouses with a deep neckline and/or hoodies.

  • Should be dressed modestly.

  • Manicures and/or pedicures can only be in natural colors.

  • Students are not allowed to wear (including on-site of residence): earrings, chains and extravagant decorations/accessories.

  • Unusual hairstyles and hair colors are prohibited.

  • Students should always look neat in accordance with Christian ethics.

SCHOOL CAMPUS

  • Students must not disrupt discipline established by the teacher or other school authority.

  • Use of telephone, tablet, laptop or other electronic device during school hours (exceptions have to be arranged with staff member ahead of time).

  • Students are required to be punctual in all school-related activities.

Forbidden behavior:

  • Leaving the class during lecture without the teacher’s permission.

  • Talking to other students during lectures.

  • Sleeping during organized school activities.

  • Eating (except for a small snack) or chewing gum during class.

  • Students cannot leave school property without prior approval of a staff member (not teacher).

RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN STUDENTS

  • Students must respect opinions, beliefs, cultures and traditions of other students.

Forbidden behavior:

  • Vulgar words and expressions.

  • Fights (verbal or physical) and the use of physical force in settling disputes.

  • Theft.

It is forbidden for students of the opposite sex to:

  • Hug each other or have other physical contact except for a handshake.

  • Have dates during the course of study.

  • Flirt, text and engage in intimate conversations.

MEASURES OF DISCIPLINE

  • Violation of rules or orders will result in disciplinary actions.

  • Serious violation or repeated minor violation will result in written warning.

  • Students will be terminated if serious (or repeated minor) violation occurs after the written warning.

  • In the case of major violation of Christian morals (use of physical force, sexual immorality, theft, consumption of drugs or alcohol, etc.) administration reserves the right to terminate such student without a warning.

  • If a student drops out of the program on personal initiative, or is terminated as a result of disciplinary action, school fees will not be refunded.

  • School administration reserves the right to contact the students’ parents or church leaders at any time.

  • In the event of any misconduct, administration reserves the right to refuse participation in the evangelical, mid-semester trip.

OTHER

  • Students must conform to the established daily schedule of each residence home and school program.
  • Students are not allowed to listen to secular music and watch movies that do not comply with Christian moral standards.
  • Students have full responsibility for the safety of school materials and equipment.
  • Reckless / illegal driving of a vehicle is prohibited.
  • Energy drinks are prohibited during the course of study.
  • School staff have the right to check student’s personal belongings without prior notice at any time.
  • Students can be assigned a drug or tobacco test if staff finds it necessary.
  • Students with prior drug addiction or other serious history may be subject to additional rules.
  • Rules are subject to change.

GWPMS is not financially responsible for:

  •  Medical fees and expenses of the students during their course of study (in the event of illness, injury or accident).
  •  Damage of school equipment.
  •  Lost, stolen or damaged personal property.

GWPMS is not financially responsible for:

  • Medical fees and expenses of the students during their course of study (in the event of illness, injury or accident).

  • Damage of school equipment.

  • Lost, stolen or damaged personal property.

  • Reckless / illegal driving of a vehicle is prohibited.

  • Energy drinks are prohibited during the course of study.

  • School staff have the right to check student’s personal belongings without prior notice at any time.

  • Students can be assigned a drug or tobacco test if staff finds it necessary.

  • Students with prior drug addiction or other serious history may be subject to additional rules.

  • Rules are subject to change.

Students need to be prepared for their stay at God Will Provide Missionary School. The following is a list of items each student will need to bring for their semester of schooling.

Note: Students should try to limit personal belongings to one carry-on bag and no more than one large bag (not exceeding 40 lbs)

Packing Guidelines

All Students

  • Passport or birth certificate, with an ID for missionary trip 
  • NKJV and KJV Bible.
  •  Notebook, pens and pencils.
  • Cash for personal needs
  • A purse or backpack.
  •  Water bottle
  •  Warm clothing and raincoat or umbrella
  • Casual clothing for the classroom, free time and other activities.
  •  Shoes for church, hiking and recreation
  •  Towels and washcloths.
  •  Personal grooming and toiletry items. 
  •  Enough clothing to last one week.
  •  A musical instrument may be brought to the student’s own risk. Please check with the intake coordinator before bringing any instruments.
  •  Casual clothing for classroom, free time and other activities.
  •  No clothes with slogans promoting bands, alcohol, tobacco products, drugs, etc. are permitted. Should you arrive with any, they will be disposed of immediately.

Men

  •  Swim trunks.
  •  Outdoor clothes for recreational activities, for example: sneakers and flip-flops.
  •  Church clothes: nice slacks, shirts with a collar (tucked in); for some services you can wear polo shirts on weekdays, and church shoes.

Women

  • Casual/free time clothing: Skirts or dresses below the knee, sleeves that cover the shoulder, modest apparel (loose-fitting clothing), flats, sandals NO stilettos and flip-flops.
  •  Casual/work clothing: Bermuda/capri shorts down to the knees, tank-top straps with a three-finger width and no exposed back or breast, tennis shoes and flip-flops, swimwear.
  •  A purse or backpack.
  •  Cosmetics and nail polish (neutral and natural colors only)

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

We believe that this program is primarily focused on training and sending every student on the missions field, achieving what Jesus has called us to. We understand there are many factors that can make this difficult, so we look forward to making this goal achievable. To go on a missions trip as a student after graduation, a student needs to have a passing grade, and be in good standing with their disciplinary record.

There are various opportunities to serve in the countries such as:

  • Mexico
  • Argentina 
  • Panama 
  • Africa ( different countries)
  • India
  • And others

Students will be provided with meals, transportation and housing. Any personal purchases and/or vehicles expenses will be at the discretion and supervision of the owner

All students are required to email the staff with their plane ticket or their time of arrival if they are traveling in their personal vehicle.

All plane tickets should be bought for the local San Antonio International Airport (SAT).

If you are traveling by vehicle, you will be provided with the address of your designated residence home. If you are flying in, you will be picked up by a staff member.

  • Adult Semester: Ages 18+ and older

  • Teen Semester: Ages 13 – 17 years old – Details coming soon

All students must arrive two days prior to the start of the semester

Students will be busy most of the time with a packed schedule (Monday-Friday). Weekly classes will last for 4 hours each of the 5 week days along with homework, activities and services. 

Weekends (Saturday-Sunday) will be time for students to rest, catch up on homework, and/or participate in extracurricular activities/events if available.

Yes, we would love to meet your parents/close relatives. The only requirement – ALL visitations of any kind must be discussed and planned with staff. Permission for visitations will be granted depending on the class schedule and the students’ personal behavior.

The  school’s main language, spoken and written, will be English. The lectures/classes will also be in English – if otherwise (Russian), the lectures will be directly translated into English language at time of delivery.