COMMIT Training School
About us
Training leaders who reveal Christ’s healing love globally by serving locally.
Who is Red River Outpost?
Red River Outpost is a ministry dedicated to the Enoch method of evangelism—reaching communities from an outpost center and sharing Christ’s love through physical, mental, and spiritual healing. Our vision is to train leaders who reveal Christ’s healing love globally by serving locally. We believe that true leaders are those who multiply, equipping others to carry this model of ministry forward and preparing the world for Christ’s soon return.
How we started
The inception of Red River Outpost was a dream to provide a demonstration to the world of an effective outpost-city evangelism model by training a company of workers to reach the people in their local vicinities. This started in 2018 after a miraculous story of a loving land donation, followed by the birth of a training home for workers, then known as Thrive Outpost. After a successful first pioneer year of operation, the training component was paused in order for the outpost to grow and stabilise industries that would support the work being conducted. From that time until now, Red River has established a functioning wellness center, a growing media ministry, a construction industry, and a working farm. The outpost also helped initiate and continues to support the Stanton SDA church plant, while engaging in ongoing evangelistic efforts to connect with and serve the surrounding neighborhoods.
Red River Outpost
exists to reveal Christ’s love through the ministry of healing, industry, and practical education.
We are excited to see God’s leading as we launch the new training program, COMMIT – City-Outpost Missional, Medical & Industrial Training. The training school will specifically focus on leadership training in practical service to the surrounding community, with emphasis on enabling trainees to adapt their experience to anywhere in the world.
Apply nowAt COMMIT we value:
Dedication. Self-Sacrifice. Service.
The training school has, from the beginning, been built on a spirit of dedication and a call to self sacrifice. With family values at the core of educational efforts, service to one another and subsequently to those around will be central to our operation.
At COMMIT we Model. We Inspire. We Equip.
The training school home will model a loving family atmosphere, which will be reflected in the outreach efforts to the community. Like Enoch’s outpost method of evangelism, as the workers meet the people, others will be inspired with the beauties of Heaven’s principles, and will in turn seek for something better. As we bring them to the outpost (come and see), we will equip them with the tools to replicate in other areas (go and be).
Why outpost evangelism?
God has given His people the power to hasten Christ’s return. How? By preparing a people who will stand faithful during the investigative judgment. This preparation depends on following His clear instruction for reaching the world.
When the cities are worked as God would have them, the result will be the setting in operation of a mighty movement such as we have not yet witnessed.
The cities are to be worked from outposts. Said the messenger of God, ‘Shall not the cities be warned? Yes; not by God’s people living in them, but by their visiting them, to warn them of what is coming upon the earth.’
The twofold purpose of outpost living
- 1Live the messageTo establish self-sufficient, end-time ready centers of refuge, healing, and education where God’s original plan for life can be demonstrated and taught.
- 2Lead the movementTo serve as dynamic evangelistic bases where trained workers go into the cities, giving and living the final message with power, pointing people to the better way.
This is heaven’s lock-and-key formula for initiating the final movement. Outpost evangelism is not optional—it is central. It prepares His people, warns the cities, and sets the stage for Christ’s soon return.
Meet
The family
Our COMMIT school family is made up of dedicated individuals who live to serve and see others grow.
Danella Taylor
Training School Administrator
Danella serves as our school administrator & leader. Her life is dedicated to outpost evangelism, and she strives to see God’s original plan of life restored once again on this earth.
Ezequiel Leyva
Evangelism Coordinator
Ezequiel cannot live without outreach! As a trained pastor, canvassing leader and evangelist, his greatest passion is seeing souls won to Jesus.
April Ibarra
Company of Workers
April has a love and desire to do service for Jesus, and thrives in her current line of ministry as a bible worker and a colporteur. Her hope is to live out God’s calling in her life and help others to live out theirs.
Angélica Cristina Naranjo
Company of Workers
Angélica’s passion is genuine gospel medical missionary work — to lead others to the Great Physician, the only One who can truly heal the body, mind, and soul. Her greatest joy is seeing lives restored not just to health, but to a living faith in God through the love of Christ.
Narlon Edwards
Ministry Director
As Director of the ministry, Narlon also sets the broad direction for the school. We are thankful for his spiritual guidance and vision.
Guest instructors
We are blessed to partner with other like-minded individuals and ministries in this special training program. They will hone in on specific areas of ministry expertise, to give our students the very best exposure to mission in practice.
Steve Grabiner
Author, Speaker
Dave Fiedler
Author, Speaker
Dr. Dosung Kim
Outpost Centers International
David Ng
SEA SALT Director
Michelle Doucoumes
Business Professor
Gabriel McClover
AdAgra Board Chair
John Dysinger
Bountiful Blessings Farm
Dr. Frank Cobos
Anesthesiologist
James Hartley
Streams of Light VP
Steve Dickman
Outpost Centers International President
The cost — and value — of COMMIT
Tuition & financial plan
The ten-month program represents an overall investment of $13,000. However, because self-support is a core principle of our program, students are not expected to bring the full amount upfront. The financial structure itself is part of the training.
Enrollment is confirmed with a $500 non-refundable deposit, followed by another $500 upon arrival to cover initial expenses.
The remaining $12,000 is raised during the program through canvassing, student-led initiatives, and organized fundraising. Students receive guidance in writing appeal letters, applying for grants, and presenting their mission in churches and conferences.
This process does more than meet expenses—it builds practical skills, strengthens faith, and prepares students for sustainable future ministry.
Want to learn more?
Take a look around the rest of COMMIT.