Regular quiet-times are observed daily and Friday mornings are given largely to prayer and waiting upon God. It is vital that those who train should come to know in their own experience the fullness of the power of the Gospel of Christ, to know His powerful cleansing, His gracious filling and empowering, in order that they may minister with the unction of the Holy Spirit. There are three terms to the annual training session, which normally begins in late September, and during these college days there is opportunity for evangelistic outreach. Students regularly conduct various types of meetings, such as church, fellowship, ladies', youth and children's meetings. There is a warm family atmosphere in the college, and in this atmosphere the students learn many lessons in spiritual life and personal relationships.
Students can help and encourage one another and often do.
Summer Outreach Seven weeks each year in July and August are devoted to assisting the Faith Mission workers all over the country in summer camps and campaigns. The majority of the students enter the ranks of the Faith Mission for a period of the time before launching out on their life-work in some missionary society at home or abroad, or beginning a further course of study for the ministry. However, some feel called to serve the Lord in the Faith Mission in Britain and Ireland, where there is an open door and an effective channel for service. Many former students are serving the Lord in numerous missionary societies, and others are active in the home field. During the summer and other holiday periods, groups may book the college for camps and conferences.