CHAT – Community Health Advocate Training
Description
CHAT – Community Health Advocate Training is an online training designed to educate, equip and engage Seventh-day Adventists with the high calling of using health to bless the world with the desire to lead people to Jesus and His Church. Our online course is comprised of over 65 presentations from experts in many areas of ministry: physicians, pastors, evangelists, health care professionals, literature evangelists and more. If you want to be equipped to more effectively reach your community with the everlasting gospel, this course is for you. The strength of Chat is best realized when undertaken as a group. Please consider our group training offerings.
Group Online Training – Chat is most effective in a group setting. When a group of 20 or more register, the cost drops to $275.00 per person. If you are with a group, please contact us for more details.
Chat Group Online with Chat Applied –We strongly recommend the group online option which includes an intensive, one-week, live session called Chat Applied. Please call for pricing.
Benefits associated with Chat Applied, one-week practicum includes:
- Hands on demonstration
- Strategic plant-based cooking
- Hydrotherapy
- Natural and nutritional healing
- Learning hidden health secrets in the Scriptures
- Strategies to accurately assess the “felt needs” of your local community
Class outcomes:
- Learn basic, disease-fighting, nutritional principles, while learning of Christ, the Bread of Life.
- Learn basic anatomy and physiology, with an emphasis on gospel principles found in the human body.
- Learn the origin of the current health crisis and the intimate connection between spiritual salvation and physical health.
- Learn the history of food and the role it plays in the restoration of man, along with the definition of genuine medical missionary work.
- Learn how to conduct health consultations by studying how Christ ministered to the whole person.
- Learn the CHAT cycle of HEALTH engagement to train churches, according to “Christ’s method”, on how to successfully conduct health seminars and events.