The Disciple Nations Alliance exists to see the global church rise to her full potential as God's agent for the healing, blessing, and transformation of nations.

Every two years, DNA friends, partners, trainers and practitioners from around the world gather to worship God, fellowship, network, share stories, encourage one other, and participate in shaping the DNA global movement for the future. The DNA Global Forum is also a wonderful opportunity for those who wish to learn more about the DNA to get involved and be part of what God is doing to disciple nations in the 21st century!

For the first time, the DNA Global Forum will be held in Africa, hosted by DNA affiliate, Samaritan Strategy Africa. You will be inspired by the amazing ways that God is transforming Africa through this powerful ministry.

Below you will find information on how to register, the venue, and transportation.

We look forward to seeing you in Pretoria!

Registration

To register, click on the "Register Now" button below, or on the sidebar. The registration fee is payable by credit card online via PayPal during the registration process.

If you live in South Africa and wish to attend for a day, you can register at the venue on the day you arrive.

Only South African Rand will be accepted at the conference. Receipts will be provided.  Delegates must exchange foreign currency into South African Rand in their own countries or at the airport. 

Conference fees are:

• Early bird registration (before December 31, 2010):  US $185
• Late registration (January 1-February 28, 2011):  US $205
• Day Visitors: US $85

Arrival

International flights should be booked to arrive at the O.R. Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg, South Africa on Sunday, February 27th.

After claiming baggage and clearing customs, delegates will be met by someone carrying a sign marked "Disciple Nations Alliance Conference 2011." 

Busses will depart the airport every 2 to 3 hours for the Word in Action campsite.The cost of the bus transportation to and from the campsite is covered in the registration fee.

Departure

Flights should be booked to depart O.R. Tambo International Airport on Friday, March 4 in the afternoon or evening.  Bus transportation will be arranged for delegates to go from the campsite to the airport.

Delegates who choose to arrive before Sunday, February 27, or stay beyond Friday, March 4, will be responsible for their own travel, food and lodging arrangements.

Other Information

Visas and Airplane Tickets

Delegates to the DNA global forum are responsible for making their own travel arrangements and paying for their own airfare to and from South Africa.  Citizens from most countries require visas to enter South Africa.  Visa letters will be provided upon request .  Passports and Yellow Fever vaccination certificates are required by South African immigration authorities.

Room Allocations

If  you would like to request a roommate, you can do so during the online registration process. Couples or families should register together and will be accommodated together. Rooms are either 8-bed or 6-bed. No more than 4 people will be allocated to an 8-bed room, and no more than 3 people will be accommodated in a 6-bed room.

Safety and Security

Word in Action campsite will do their best to ensure the safety and security of all delegates at all times.  It is recommended, however, that delegates do not leave the safety of the premises.  It is also recommended that delegates leave expensive items like expensive jewelry, etc. at home. 

Internet

Unfortunately there are no internet connections on the campsite.  In case of emergency the conference coordinators will do their best to assist the delegates in this matter.  There are internet cafes in close proximity of the campsite.

Cell Phones

With the new cell phone law in South Africa nobody can purchase cell phone SIM cards without proof of residence. It is recommended that delegates register cell phones for international roaming in order to communicate with friends, families, and business associates. The roaming option allows delegates to use their SIM cards in South Africa.

Convenience Store

A convenience store is available on the camp premises. It carries bottled water, snacks, etc. The store will be open during breaks and meal times.  Delegates can only pay in South African Rand.  Currency should be exchanged at the airport. 

Insurance

We recommend that participants protect themselves by purchasing insurance against trip cancellation, medical and accident expenses, and also loss of luggage.

Weather and Clothing

Pretoria enjoys a pleasant climate during the summer season.  Delegates can look forward to warm and sunny weather with some scattered rain showers in the afternoons and evenings.  It is recommended that delegates bring comfortable summer clothing as well as swim suits as there is a swimming pool on the campsite.  Delegates should also come prepared with umbrellas, rain jackets, and a warm sweater or jacket.

First Aid Facilities and Medical Services

Basic first aid facilities will be available on the premises.  A list of medical doctors and hospitals will also be available.  Pretoria is a malaria-free area. Should people travel further north to places like The Kruger National Park, it is advisable to take the necessary precautions.

Recordings/Videos and Photographer

No official recordings, photographs, or videos will be made during the forum. Delegates are welcome to take their own photographs and video recordings.

Disabled People

Word in Action Campsite is a wheelchair friendly premise.

Laundry Services

There is a laundromat on the premise. Coins can be bought at the Word in Action camp office.  Laundry machines only accept South African Rand.  

Electric Fittings

Delegates should ensure that they have the right electric fittings for using cell phone chargers, laptops, etc.  Electric fittings for use in South Africa should be a three pointed round plug, 220-240 volt.