
Discipleship Training School
Five months to know God and make Him known: twelve weeks of teaching in Granada, then eight weeks of outreach in the nations.
Lecture phaseOutreachUniversity of the Nations
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YWAM Granada is a mission base of Youth With A Mission in Granada, Spain. We train disciples, pray for the city and share the love of Jesus here and in the nations.
A team from seven nations, training disciples, praying for Granada and serving its streets, its students and its Muslim neighbours.
The star in our logo comes from the tiles of the Alhambra. Each of its eight petals is one of our ministries. Choose a petal.

Five months to know God and make Him known: twelve weeks of teaching in Granada, then eight weeks of outreach in the nations.
Lecture phaseOutreachUniversity of the Nations
Visit the DTS site
Children and families learning to know God and make Him known, through games, stories, worship and serving their own neighbourhood.
ChildrenFamiliesStories and worship
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Friendship, hospitality and honest conversations about Jesus with our Muslim neighbours in Granada.
FriendshipHospitalityNorth Africa
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Times of worship and prayer to start a prayer movement for Granada, rising before God like incense.
WorshipIntercessionPrayer movement
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Sharing the good news of Jesus in the streets, campuses and plazas of the city, one conversation at a time.
Streets and plazasUniversity campusTestimony
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Small groups who read the Bible together, obey what it says and share it, so that disciples make disciples.
Discovery Bible studySmall groupsMultiplication
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Together with Iglesia Conexión we bring food, time and friendship to people living on the streets of Granada.
With Iglesia ConexiónFoodFriendship
Learn moreAlongside a partner ministry we reach out to women caught in human trafficking, with care, practical help and the hope of Jesus.
With a partner ministryCareRestoration
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Twelve weeks of teaching in Granada, then eight weeks of outreach in the nations. Taught in English and Spanish.
For nearly 800 years Granada belonged to the Muslim world, and the Alhambra was the last palace of al-Andalus. Today Europe and North Africa still meet in its streets, which makes it one of the best places in Europe to learn to love people of another culture.

Once a month we write about what God is doing in Granada: stories, prayer needs and news from the team.