“And Peter answered Him and said, “Lord, if it is You, command me to come to You on the water,” So, He (Jesus) said, “Come.” Matthew 14:28,29 (NKJ)

Two Rivers Native American Training Center has been moving in a progressive direction during the past four years.  We are taking steps to fulfill the vision that God has given to us.  We are gaining unique skills and valuable wisdom and understanding in how to obey God in what He has given us to do.

God has truly done abundantly more than we could ask, think or imagine.  However, we know that this is just the beginning!  As part of the Vision to provide vocational training at the School, we have built the Silversmith building for Brother Jay Swallow to teach a course in Native American Jewelry making.  Additionally, the Strategic Warriors at Training (SWAT), a Christian military training base camp for the purpose of dealing with occult and territorial enemy strongholds in America started in May of 2004.

Where two rivers meet up have always been sacred places of covenant to our Native people.  Two Rivers Native American Training Center is a place where the Plains tribes (Brother Jay Swallow) and the Woodland tribes (Brother Negiel Bigpond) come together.  It is a sacred place all the more because two rivers of people have joined to bring the healing waters of salvation and God’s Word to the nations.

We are asking you to Test the Waters and become a part of what God is doing at Two Rivers by helping us financially in any amount.  Materials, furnishings and supplies are needed to complete the silversmith building, the dormitory, and the kitchen.

Test the Waters and see what God will do for you by committing to become a partner with Two Rivers Native American Training Center for one year.

Covenant Partners receive:

§         Partnership certificate

Also Included in our Partnership Program are:

Silver Partners – who have donated $25 per month for one year, a total of $300.

Gold Partners – who have donated $50 per month for one year, a total of $600.

Platinum Partners – who have donated $100 per month for one year, a total of $1,200.