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Do you have a desire to help hurting people? You don’t need a counseling degree or a history of life-controlling problems. You simply need a passion to see Christ heal the broken-hearted and a willingness to be used!
We offer facilitator trainings in different cities throughout Arkansas. Our trainings are usually held on a Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
The incredible day of training covers the following topics:
During the second half of the training, you will also have the opportunity to experience first-hand what it is like to participate in one of our life-changing groups.
Your commitment will be a weekly meeting for 9 to 12 sessions. You can commit to up to four groups a year, or facilitate just one. The details will be worked out with the Lifeline Coordinator.
Cost for the day of training is $50, including materials.
Former President
“Teen Challenge gives our kids something to live for – a relationship with God, a healthy self-esteem, and a direction in their lives that finally leads somewhere.”
Former Attorney General
“Teen Challenge changes the world one person at a time.”
Founder, Prison Fellowship
“The Teen Challenge program succeeds when all of the government programs have failed.”
Television Personality
“In my opinion, Teen Challenge is doing the best all-around job of providing the kids with something meaningful in their lives. And that’s what they all need.”
Former US Drug Czar
“Of all the programs reported to the Commission, the most successful is the program conducted by Teen Challenge.”
Past Director, AT&T Corporation
“Teen Challenge is one of the most successful programs in our country.”
Darren Reynolds, MA, is a tireless innovator and team-builder. He has worked with troubled youth for nearly 30 years. He became the Executive Director of Teen Challenge Adventure Ranch in 1996. He holds a Master’s Degree in Counseling.
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