Disciple Making Movements

Understanding the Dynamics 

Historical perspective/Biblical perspective/Biblical vs cultural Christianity/Keys elements within movements/Counter-intuitives/Interview w/movement catalyst

Day Two includes:

Why the Bible must be source?/Why discovery process is central?/Why moving from knowledge to obedience is core?/Why ideas of leadership must change?Leading the discovery process

Day Three includes:

Disciple making movements cycle/Establishing an intentional plan/Defining roles to sustain growth/What is the role of a catalyst?/The essential role of the coach

Optional evening discussions:

• Movements among African-Americans
• Movements among Latinos
• Movements among existing Churches

Facilitators include:

Dave Hunt

Movement catalyst for New Generations in the Horn of Africa and currently VP of Church Planting for CityTeam.  Dave's dissertation documenting the birth of a movement- 4500 church/85,000 new believers in 4 years and still counting  is available here online at DavidLWatson.org (searchEast Africa)

Hermie Smit

Currently catalyzing a movement in the Bay Area of California that is 4 generations deep.

Ricardo Pinera

Partners with Hermie in the Bay Area work and has seen the movement leap back into Latin America from Califorina.  Ricardo coaches a movement that has grown 3 generations and over 400 groups.

Delroy Oakley

Developing a disciple-making movement among African-Americans in Philadelphia and along the eastern seaboard.

Roy Moran

Pioneering a hybrid (Come/Go) strategy in a suburban church in Kansas City that includes a  traditional attractional model-Come, alongside a movement based disciple making strategy-Go.