BOOTCAMP GRADUATION LEVI STEWART
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s the newly minted graduates crossed the stage, receiving their certificates and the laying on of hands at the first ever Evangelism Bootcamp graduation, you could
sense that something truly special was taking place. The culmination of six months of intense, hands-on evangelism training and impartation, this ceremony last June was so much more than pomp and circumstance. It marked the launch date for over fifty fully empowered, strategically educated ministers of the Gospel who will join the CfaN team on the ground in Africa this fall. The Bootcamp taught these students how to create and deliver powerful evangelistic messages, organize gospel crusades, raise funds and lead a ministry, and much more. In the few short months at Christ for all Nations, each student also acquired hands-on training behind the scenes at the office, led weekly outreaches in the city, and received one-on-one coaching from CfaN leadership. Evangelist Daniel Kolenda personally designed and delivered the program as a fast-track to the mission field and its first ever graduating class is ready to hit the field with the Gospel and continue the
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