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YWAM-VA Campus
Since 1982, YWAM Virginia has been helping youth and teens from around the world deepen their walk with God. In the classroom and especially on outreaches, students receive training that can truly change their lives. YWAM Virginia is a place where many discover God's call.
Our multi-cultural, multi-lingual campus offers different University of the Nations courses such as Discipleship Training School (IDS 701/702), English Language & Culture (HIS 233), Principles in Child & Youth Ministries (EDU 209/210) & the School of Jewish Studies (CCM 336/337).
Our staff, volunteers and students also reach into
the city of Richmond and the world through our eight community ministries: AFRONetwork (reconciliation), Campus Ministry, Impact Teams (construction ministry), Jewish World Office, KKI (family ministry), NIKO wilderness challenge experiences, Richmond Ropes Challenge Course & Urban ministry (At-risk youth).
Our urban campus is not what you would expect to see just five minutes from the downtown business district & State Capitol building. Full of flowering dogwoods, huge oak trees & towering tulip poplars; our beautiful 12 acre campus provides the convenience of the city with the serenity of the countryside. (If you come out early enough you can see our two wild turkeys roaming the lawn!).
Vision
At YWAM Virginia we actively:
Disciple the City of Richmond by developing training, ministry & holistic community
development programs in strategic areas of the city in order to influence each of the
seven spheres of society
Reach today's Youth through cutting edge training programs & outreach opportunities
Partner in short term missions & long term relationships with an emphasis on urban
Richmond & adopted nations
Promote recognition of God's original calling to the Jewish people, Native & African
Americans and other ethnic minorities.
Why Richmond?
Founded at the falls of the James River, Richmond has played a pivotal role in the early history of this nation. Less than 2 miles from our student campus, Patrick Henry declared his famous call to action, "give me liberty or give me death!" Richmond is a city of passion with a history full of nation shaping events.
Since 1982, YWAM Virginia has been helping youth and teens from around the world deepen their walk with God. In the classroom and especially on outreaches, students receive training that can truly change their lives. YWAM Virginia is a place where many discover God's call.
Our multi-cultural, multi-lingual campus offers different University of the Nations courses such as Discipleship Training School (IDS 701/702), English Language & Culture (HIS 233), Principles in Child & Youth Ministries (EDU 209/210) & the School of Jewish Studies (CCM 336/337).
Our staff, volunteers and students also reach into
the city of Richmond and the world through our eight community ministries: AFRONetwork (reconciliation), Campus Ministry, Impact Teams (construction ministry), Jewish World Office, KKI (family ministry), NIKO wilderness challenge experiences, Richmond Ropes Challenge Course & Urban ministry (At-risk youth).
Our urban campus is not what you would expect to see just five minutes from the downtown business district & State Capitol building. Full of flowering dogwoods, huge oak trees & towering tulip poplars; our beautiful 12 acre campus provides the convenience of the city with the serenity of the countryside. (If you come out early enough you can see our two wild turkeys roaming the lawn!).
Vision
At YWAM Virginia we actively:
Disciple the City of Richmond by developing training, ministry & holistic community
development programs in strategic areas of the city in order to influence each of the
seven spheres of society
Reach today's Youth through cutting edge training programs & outreach opportunities
Partner in short term missions & long term relationships with an emphasis on urban
Richmond & adopted nations
Promote recognition of God's original calling to the Jewish people, Native & African
Americans and other ethnic minorities.
Why Richmond?
Founded at the falls of the James River, Richmond has played a pivotal role in the early history of this nation. Less than 2 miles from our student campus, Patrick Henry declared his famous call to action, "give me liberty or give me death!" Richmond is a city of passion with a history full of nation shaping events.