It has been an amazing story of leaders from different organisations,  working closely together, training other leaders and younger ‘leaders to be’, all around the globe.

1995
Wycliffe staff conducted a training course in Belgium for 24 leaders of Operation Mobilisation. The training was developed in Wycliffe over many years prior to this.

1997
A second course followed in Atlanta, again for OM leaders. The expressed aim was to develop some of them to become trainers too, to help them do it in OM.

1998
USA.

1999
England.
Four trainers made the commitment to make themselves available to help conduct two courses per year and to take the training to different parts of the world in order to test the cultural relevance. After three years an evaluation would be done.

2000
South Africa, India.

2001
India, in the Philippines with OM’s ship Doulos.

2002
Netherlands, Turkey, Hong Kong.

2003
Chad, Guatemala with the Logos II.
Some of the most involved trainers met in England in order to evaluate and discuss the possible future for this training. The level of appreciation received from participants was very high, everywhere in the world. Subsequently a vision statement was drawn up and an organisational framework developed, with a Council to be overall responsible and a Management team for the day to day operations.

2004
India, Turkey, Scotland  with the Doulos.

2005
Thailand, the Canary Islands with the OM ship Logos II, USA, Brazil.

2006
South Africa, Philippines, Cameroon, Australia, Nepal, France.
This was the first time to have six courses in one single year!

2007
Turkey, Thailand, Hungary, Dubai.

2008
South Africa, the Philippines, Thailand, Costa Rica, Hungary, India.

2009
Cameroon, Nepal, Turkey, Thailand, England.