Assessing, Identifying and Cultivating Ministries Toward a Mature Holistic Process of Disciple Making

Brian Cederquist

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Assessing, Identifying and Cultivating Ministries Toward a Mature Holistic Process of Disciple Making

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Brian Cederquist. Assessing, Identifying and Cultivating Ministries Toward a Mature Holistic Process of Disciple Making. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/0ba98753-1995-4e40-bcc1-01b793b48aef?q=2019.

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Abstract

Although discipleship seems to be a current buzzword in ministry today, it is more than just a current fad. Discipleship is deeply rooted in scripture. Even at a cursory look, one can easily see its importance to the church. This is why many pastors and churches have found themselves actively pursuing growth in this area. There have been countless books, studies, programs, and training opportunities available for pastors and churches to educate their people about discipleship. However, the process of evaluating one’s effectiveness in discipleship is often a piece of the puzzle that is left out. This project journals one churches process of defining, assessing, and cultivating their holistic process of disciple making. As you continue to lead your church through this process of evaluation, you may find this research helpful to your process. No two churches are alike, and no two evaluations will be identical. Please use this as a launching point for your own churches evaluation process.

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