Phase I – Evangelism & Outreach
Teen Challenge centers conduct
evangelism and outreach through street
meetings, jail and prison services,
hotlines, substance abuse prevention,
counseling and literature distribution.
Phase II–Crisis Intervention and
Referral
Residential Teen Challenge centers
provide short-term places to stay for those
with life-controlling problems to meet an
immediate crisis.
Phase III – Induction
This is the beginning of the residential
discipleship process which involves 3-4
months of Bible study, character
development, and junior high or high school
for the adolescent program.
Phase IV– Training
Long-term residential program, 8-12
months involving Christian growth and
development, and academics and vocational
improvement.
Phase V – Re-Entry
Residential Teen Challenge centers that
provide reintegration into society,
employment and Christian fellowship.