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Stan Jordan is attending Tim Ahlen's eventPosted on April 17, 2012 at 2:48pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
I read with a great deal of interest the several articles on discipleship in the April 16 edition of the Standard. As the articles mention, there has been quite a revival in interest in discipleship among most Christian denominations in recent years. This interest has been fueled by the universal recognition that what we have done in the past-- the centralized publication of one-size-fits-all materials-- no longer has the transformational impact on the lives of church members that it once…
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Dallas is like most of the larger cities in America, experiencing an influx of people from all over the world. Most of us are aware of the changes, but the magnitude of the population shifts and the implications of the changes for Christian witness and ministry sometimes escape us. Take, for instance,…
Posted on July 20, 2011 at 9:53pm 2 Comments 2 Likes
Training for Trainers (T4T) is the name of a discipleship strategy developed first in China by Ying Kai. It has proven remarkably effective there, being used as the primary discipleship tool in a number of church planting movements.
One of the characteristics of T4T is that the way it actually gets worked out in a specific discipleship model is very culture- and context- sensitive, which means that the T4T model is less effective in people groups other than Han Chinese. The…
Posted on July 20, 2011 at 9:53pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Training for Trainers (T4T) is the name of a discipleship strategy developed first in China by Ying Kai. It has proven remarkably effective there, being used as the primary discipleship tool in a number of church planting movements.
One of the characteristics of T4T is that the way it actually gets worked out in a specific discipleship model is very culture- and context- sensitive, which means that the T4T model is less effective in people groups other than Han Chinese. The…
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Tim,
Thank you for the suggestion to contact the three folks below. I was able to find Kevin and leave a message on his page; no response, yet. I have not been able to find Beth and Arjay. Can you suggest how I might find them? Thanks.
Scott
Luke 10:2b
Scott
Tim,
I was wondering if you could me email or re-post a copy of the June 15 newsletter article you refered to in the post below? Thanks.
Scott
Tim,
Thank you for the names of Arjay, Kevin, and Beth. I will definitely be getting in touch with them. To be able to connect with them and learn and share together will be a tremndous blessing and encouragement.
Scott
Tim. Thanks. I look forward to digging deeper. I guess you always wanted to see more, but overall I am just grateful for all He has allowed to see and learn. I'm looking forward to learning and experiencing more.
Hello, Tim,
Happy new year~!!
and I have one question about GCI training.
I have done phase 3 with Brian Harper last summer.
What is next step for me. Would you guide me what is next step?
Thank you for your warm welcome.
Thanks for welcoming me. Ron wasn't able at our meeting to go into alot of detail about GCI. I'm interested in the training you are doing. Can you send me a breakdown of the training and the objectives of each of the phases and what the desired outcomes are. Thanks, Joe.
Thanks a lot Im at home then.
Joel
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