Answering Christ's Call a Discipleship and Practical Prayer Ministry School: Discipleship, Church Development And Building Church Ministry Teams

Answering Christ's Call a Discipleship and Practical Prayer Ministry School: Discipleship, Church Development And Building Church Ministry Teams

This is a groundbreaking discipleship course that is designed to train an individual Christian, church ministry team member or pastor and church staff members to bring the Kingdom of God into present day conditions: Into local para-church ministries, churches/fellowships, Men's and Women's Christian Clubs/Fellowships, overseas missions training, church community outreaches, alcohol abuse ministry staff members, church counselors,and to the Christian that just wants more of God but realizes they need help to get "that more." What sets this material apart from anything that you have previously encountered is that it was developed in the field,in the midst of anointed residential missions programs. Initially over 15 nations were touched and 10 languages were used to reach Europe, Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. This "Discipleship School Training" works in small groups, church study groups, and goes beyond an Intellectual Bible Study approach in that class notes are in the Syllabus so that the student does not need to be burdened with note taking. Teaching materials include over 400 Power Points (Scriptures, notes, animated materials and illustrations) drama, and demonstration prayer ministry at the front of the class. The teaching genre is named: "Hear, See,Do" where students first "HEAR" the instructional teaching, then where applicable to ministry, there will be "Demonstration Ministry" for the students to "SEE" the results of the section's teaching and then the students will be released, under supervision, to pray for others needing the same relief that was described in the section's teaching. The material was designed to release God's Kingdom into local culture through those from that same culture although, having trained the students cross-culturally, they will be easily be able to be released into foreign missions, and into and local cultures within their own nationality.