University of the Nations

There are some other learning institutions that will accept credits or some credits from, you know, various courses.

I did my, quote-unquote, "bachelor's degree" with, uh, the University of the Nations.

Um, and so if, if someone is saying, "Oh, I think I'd maybe like to get into medicine or become a doctor," they would say, "That's a lot of time to be spending because then you're not gonna be able to do so much ministry while you're doing that.

How about you come into our midwifery program or come do our, uh, you know, healthcare degree track? Um, and then you can do ministry at the same time.

So basically, I was the registrar for registrar.

what YWAM calls the University of the Nations for all of their discipleship training schools, as well as all of their performing arts schools.

So there's probably about... four or five schools over the years that I was the first contact people had when they applied to schools, usually parents, but sometimes students directly getting them into the mission.

That kind of started me off in a place that I didn't expect to be, but it gave me kind of insights into the inner workings.

So I was leading that group of people through this program that I created.

And I was, you know, still trying to lead, like, humanities and science courses, which is part of the University of the Nations, and then I was part of this leadership team.

I was still leading personnel.

L- let me just say this, seeing behind the curtain, knowing how the cake got made did not bring me any relief.