Growing a Discipleship Culture
Create a culture that grows flourishing followers of Jesus who transform their communities
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Apply now for a place on our next cohort of Growing a Discipleship Culture
Do you want to grow as a follower of Jesus, and help others around you grow in their discipleship too?
Do you want to see growing followers of Jesus who are flourishing, serving and lasting the course?
Would you appreciate ideas, insight and help to take some practical next steps in your church community?
Dallas Willard once asked:
Do we have a plan for making disciples? And secondly does our plan work?
‘Growing a Discipleship Culture’ will help you and your team:
- Understand what really helps people grow in faith (and what doesn’t). This will include some reflection on our pandemic experiences.
- Identify how you can grow personally in your own discipleship.
- Develop practical approaches that grow disciples (both in-person and digitally) in your group/church/parish.
Growing a Discipleship Culture is an online course. A free personal coaching session is included to help deepen your learning and implementation. This course runs in partnership with Praxis, as one of four available ‘Learning Cohorts’.
The four sessions will be on Tuesdays from 11am-1pm on the following dates:
- 2 November
- 30 November
- 11 January
- 8 February
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“I've been encouraged to get more people to engage with what it means to live out the Jesus Way of life in the midst of everyday life.”
Harold Agnew, Methodist Minister
“Innovista Ireland are excellent at not just developing engaging training content, but also delivering that in a collaborative learning environment that regularly brings together leaders from a range of contexts and experiences. ”
Rick Hill, Discipleship & Leadership Development Officer, Presbyterian Church in Ireland“I found the space to really think through the discipleship life of the church family valuable and appreciated having a framework to work through. ”
Ruth Patterson, Methodist Minister
