The School of Biblical Worldview for Reformation (SBWR) at YWAM Worcester is a second-level University of the Nations (UofN) course designed to help students understand and apply a biblical worldview to every area of life and society. Purpose and Vision The SBWR aims to equip participants to think and live biblically in order to bring reformation to their communities and nations. It builds on the conviction that the Bible speaks to all spheres of life, not just personal spirituality. The course encourages students to identify unbiblical cultural mindsets and to develop redemptive solutions grounded in Scripture. Its broader goal is to foster spiritual renewal and systemic change, beginning locally in Worcester and extending across Africa . Core Components 1. Biblical Worldview Students grow in their understanding of Scripture and its relevance to culture, governance, science, economics, and other societal domains. The training equips them with tools to analyse and engage the world from a biblical perspective. 2. Mentoring and Character Formation The course includes personal mentoring to encourage spiritual growth and character development, combining academic study with practical discipleship and teamwork. 3. Reformation Focus Participants are challenged to apply biblical principles to transform communities and become agents of reformation through Christ-centred leadership and social engagement. Programme Details • Dates: 15 May 2026 – 7 August 2026 • Duration: Approximately 12 weeks • Leaders: Bruno Guntelach (aka Bruno Loyiso, Switzerland) and Sangtei Thomte (India) • Location: YWAM Worcester, South Africa • Affiliation: University of the Nations (UofN) • Website: ywamworcester.com/school-of-biblical-worldview-for-reformation . In essence, SBWR is a transformative training programme aimed at shaping leaders who understand God’s purposes for individuals and nations, capable of promoting reformation through a deeply biblical lens.

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