New Journey


I have some exciting news to share with you. This past April I finally graduated college with a BA in Intercultural Studies, (basically a missions degree) from Columbia Bible College. This August I will be going back to serve with Youth with a Mission (YWAM) and this time around I will be assistant leading a Discipleship Training School (DTS) that is called the Frontier Missions DTS. This school focuses on those wanting to see transformation and revival in some of the least reached places of the globe specifically focusing on countries in central Asia. Phase one of the DTS is focused on the students getting to know God in a more intentional way, learning more about the Bible and equipping them for the mission field. The first six weeks of the school will take place in Kona Hawaii while the last six weeks of phase one will take place in Redding, CA. Phase two will take place in central Asia, the students will still be learning but they will be putting their knowledge to use in a more hands on way as well as actively engaging in ministry. The purpose of the school is to really build up long term missionaries for these hard to reach places and hopefully see the truth of the Bible transform people, communities and countries.

            My job will be more of a facilitator this time around. I will be doing a variety of things such as preparing the school before the students arrive, contacting guest speakers, helping plan and execute the central Asia outreach (I will be leading a team over there) and providing staff support. I am very excited to take on more of a leadership role in YWAM as well as being in a position where I can use my newly acquired BA. I will be gone for the better part of a year and will need about $1000 a month while I am gone. I am looking for both one time donations as well as those willing to make once a month donations no matter how big or small. If you are unable to give financially at this time I am also looking for prayer partners and people who are willing to pray for me on a daily basis.

 
For more information on the base I am working with please visit:


How to make a donation:

You can pay online here:
Check Staff Support option and enter my name
Kylee Nicholas.
*This option is tax deductible. Even though it says YWAM Denver the money will get to me in Redding/Kona as long as you specify my name for every donation you make.
You may also call in or send a check here. If calling in just specify my name, the number is 303-424-1144 (ask for the accounting department).
If sending in a check, make sure to put my name on the memo line or write “Kylee Nicholas donation”.
The Address is :
YWAM Denver Accounting
12750 W 63rd Ave
Arvada, CO 80004



 

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