History
When was YWAM Belize founded?
1. 1978
2. 1989
3. 1974
1. 1978
"YWAM Belize was birthed in 1978 by a team from the YWAM base in Salem, Oregon."
Who at our school used to live on the base?
1. Eva George
2. Coby Campbell
3. Mariah Morley
1. Eva George
Eva and her family used to live at the YWAM base when she was a baby
What type of programs does YWAM have to support youth?
Dance School
School Outreach
Sports Ministry
All of the above
4. All of the above
YWAM has a variety of different courses that help to support youth and spread God’s word
How many grade levels does the YWAM base work with?
1. Each of the three grade levels
2. Each of the four grade levels
3. Each of the five grade levels
3. Each of the five grade levels
The YWAM base works with each of the five grades and with about 80 students in each level
True or False: YWAM focuses on first-hand experiences to teach from.
True
YWAM believes in doing first then teaching, using forsthand experiences ot gove authority to what they teach
Where was the first YWAM campus in the Carribean Region?
Banana Bank
Belmopan
1. Banana Bank
“The property of the YWAM Belize Banana Bank campus was donated in 1982. The first training school across the Belize River from Belmopan began in 1983.”
Who are the leaders of the base?
1. Kevan and Jessica
2. John and Patti George
3. Santi and Lilly Valencia
3. Santi and Lilly Valencia
They have been the leaders of the YWAM base for many years
How many football players have been impacted by YWAM?
700
572
412
905
1. 700
The Roaring Creek community was one of the most violent neighbourhoods in Belize. Sports became an outlet for the youth in the area when YWAM started work there. The Football Academy teaches 50-60 boys daily, focusing on teamwork and faith.
Who was the founder of the Belize YWAM football academy?
1. John George
2. Santi
3. Patti George
4. Choices 1+2
4. Choices 1+2
John George and Santi are the founders of the football academy at the Belize YWAM base
YWAM believes
1. To function in teams
2. Be individualistic
3. Only gifts of service
4. One-man show
1. To function in teams
YWAM is called to function in teams with diverse ethnic, race, spiritual gifts, callings and interdenominational
Towards the end of the 80s the campus focused primarily on:
Refugees
Evangelism
All of above
3. All of the above
“Towards the end of the decade, the campus focused primarily on refugees and evangelism.”
How many sons does Santi and Lilly have?
1. 4
2. 16
3. 2
4. 3
4. 3
Santi and Lilly have 3 sons, Mario, Eddy, and Phillip
How many schools has YWAM affected?
2
15
9
20
4. 20
YWAM works with local schools to share different skills and spread the word of God. They are able to talk to as many as 400 students in a day.
What other schools does the YWAM base offer?
1. Cooking school
2. Dance school
3. Trades school
4. Nurse school
2. Dance school
The YWAM base offers a dance school called the En Croix School of Dance
YWAMS core beliefs were
1. Written once by one person
2. Written once by a group of people
3. Written over time but now set in stone
4. Continuously changing and adapting and growing
5. Changing and adapting keeping the original core beliefs
5. Changing and adapting keeping the original core beliefs
YWAMs core beliefs changed over the years and are continuously adding and adapting but remaining in their core beliefs
How many buildings are now in use at YWAM Belize?
20
10
6
27
4. 27
“Santiago and his team constructed the 27 buildings now in use.”
Where is Mrs. Lilly originally from?
1. Mexico
2. Canada
3. Guatemala
4. Belize
3. Guatemala
Mrs. Lilly had been living in Guatemala before she met Mr. Santi
How many dancers have been trained by YWAM?
245
700
600
550
3. 600
The En Croix School of Dance, established in 2008, offers classes such as ballet, modern, jazz, tap, contemporary, and hip hop. They hope to improve confidence and glorify God through these courses.
The youth ministries are limited to a certain number of students. How many students are allowed?
1. 100
2. 230
3. 150
4. 180
3. 150
The conferences are limited to 150 students only
YWAM believes
1. Strict rule-following
2. Specific structure
3. Living and working together
3. Living and working together
YWAM focuses more on living and working together with transparency, relationship and accountability rather than specific rule-following and structure.
In 1978, when YWAM was birthed, it was primarily an agricultural ministry working with…
Cows
Corn Crops
Honey Bees
3. Honey Bees
“Banana Bank was the first YWAM campus in the Caribbean region. At that time, YWAM was primarily an agricultural ministry working with honeybees.”
In what year did John George join the staff of YWAM Belize?
1. 2004
2. 2012
3. 2007
1. 2004
Mr. George officially joined the YWAM staff in 2004
How many youths have been impacted by YWAM?
1,500
3,700
4,200
3,000
3. 4,200
YWAM supports youths through sports ministries, leadership programs, and school outreach.
True or False: The Discipleship lasts five to six months?
True
The full-time program lasts five or six months and consists of two parts: lecture phase and outreach phase.
YWAMS rules and beliefs are
1. Same for Christians everywhere
2. Completely unique to YWAM
3. Some for Christians everywhere and some unique for YWAM
3. Some for Christians everywhere and some unique for YWAM
YWAM beliefs and values are some of the same as those of Christians everywhere, and some are unique specifically to YWAM, setting them apart and creating the framework of YWAM.