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Participants will become familiar with the Living Waters program and its 20 lessons found in the Living Waters: Pursuing Sexual and Relational Wholeness in Christ guidebook. The Leadership Training Seminar equips men and women for effective ministry to the sexually and relationally broken. It is an intensive training, including a shortened experience of the Living Waters program with small group participation as well as practical instruction.

Workshops will be taught on a variety of issues such as:
• Effective Prayer Ministry
• Understanding and praying for the healing of sexual abuse and sexual addiction
• Releasing Living Waters into your church

Living Waters Training is made available for those in leadership, whether that leadership be in healing ministry, an existing Living Waters group, or a pastoral position.

Priority will be given to teams of two or more people attending together, with the intention of serving together. This includes those who are already implementing Living Waters back home, or those who are planning to start after the seminar. Living Waters is a large effort that can rarely be accomplished by one leader alone. That is why we urge you to attend with at least one other with whom you will be leading the group. 

Preference is given to those who have first been through a Desert Stream group (Living Waters, CrossCurrent, Salt). However, if you are looking to start a new group in your church and have been encouraged by your pastors to be a part of the leadership team you are eligible to apply. As part of the application process you will need to submit a letter of recommendation from your overseeing pastor or the existing group coordinator. If you are coming with the goal of Pastoral Oversight you do not need to have completed a group.

As one who will be leading others through a healing process it is expected that you have entered into your own process of healing and have found freedom in your ability to relate in Christ-centered relationships. Those still bound by compulsive behaviors are not encouraged to apply.