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Discipleship Systems Training

SeeAllThePeople: Intentional Discipleship Systems

Date: Tuesday, September 10

Chicago Northwestern District

9 a.m - 12 noon

Location: Park Ridge: First UMC, 418 W. Toughy Ave., Park Ridge

CNW Registration


Chicago Southern District 

2 to 5 p.m. 

Homewood: St. Andrew, 18850 Riegel Road, Homewood

Chicago Southern Registration


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You will be invited to become more intentional about making disciples in your ministry setting. In this four-session time of learning, Jeff Campbell will cover:

  • Investing in making & growing disciples: bringing clarity to the ‘What’ ‘How’ and ‘Why’ of making disciples. Offering tools to bring the ‘Why’, ‘What’, and ‘How’ back to your ministry setting. 
  • Creating an intentional discipleship system (or pathway) - unique to your church’s context.
  • Discipleship begins with relationships. Equipping your disciples with the right heart and motivation for disciple-making.
  • Tools for Seeing All the People & Engaging Your Community
     

Jeff Campbell serves as the Associate General Secretary for Strategic Programming. In this role, he oversees the program work of Discipleship Ministries, including Worship, Congregational Vitality & Intentional Discipleship, and Community Engagement & Church Planting. Jeff is an ordained elder of the Greater New Jersey Annual Conference. He received his undergraduate degree in English, Linguistics, and Speech from the University of Mary Washington and his Master of Divinity degree from Drew Theological School. 

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