The Miracle Rooms Foundation School is a twelve-week training course that prepares ordinary believers to pray for the sick. It is built on a single conviction: we don't train people to perform healing — we train disciples to live in the presence of Jesus, hear the Holy Spirit, love people, and pray with faith. The first four weeks are formation, settling who God is, who Jesus is, who the Holy Spirit is, and what abiding in Christ actually costs. The next two build a theology of healing honest enough to survive the passages where healing didn't come — Paul's thorn, Trophimus left sick, Elisha dying of illness — so that trainees learn to pray boldly without ever promising an outcome. The final six are the ministry itself: compassion that sees the person before the condition, learning to weigh what you think you've heard before you say it, the ten-step Healing Encounter with its seven non-negotiables, the boundaries around the mind and relationships and the discipline of referring when a need exceeds your training, and — most importantly — how to respond when nothing happens, without ever laying blame on the person in the chair. It ends with character, a signed Code of Safe Ministry, and commissioning into a supervised apprenticeship. Nobody graduates for attendance and nobody graduates for results; people are entrusted with more because they are becoming like Jesus.