Charting the Course for Discipleship: A Workbook on Christian Discipleship

Teresa Gilbert, Patty Johansen, Jay Regennitter

ISBN 10: 0881776084 / ISBN 13: 9780881776089

Published by Discipleship Resources, 2012

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Charting the Course for Discipleship: A Workbook on Christian Discipleship
• Publisher: Discipleship Resources
• Publication Date: 2012
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0881776084
• ISBN 13: 9780881776089
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Very Good
• Weight: 12 ounces
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Synopsis

Any church that desires to see its adults, youth, and children move progressively into deeper levels of discipleship will find help in Charting a Course for Discipleship: A Workbook on Christian Discipleship. Focused on the mission of the church—“to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world”—the book provides clear directions in the face of the question, “How do we do that?” Grounded in John Wesley’s understanding of growing in grace as a lifelong spiritual journey, this practical guide provides a ten-step process for congregations to use to develop an intentional disciple-making plan that fits who they are. Numerous churches of various sizes and locations around the country have already used the steps successfully, developing their own well-thought out plan, gaining commitment from the whole congregation, and realizing a new energy as people see more clearly the way to a deeper relationship with God. Charting a Course for Discipleship is a result of those experiences, providing other congregations with tested principles and proven worth as they too accept Christ’s call to make disciples for the transformation of the world.

About the Author

Teresa Gilbert is fouder and owner of Pathways to Excellence, providing coaching and consulting services in leadership development and organizational communication. An active laywoman in the Illinois Great Rivers conference, she chaired the New Streams Team that developed *Charting a Course of Discipleship.** Teresa has led this process in her current and former congregations. Patty Johansen is an elder in the Illinois Great Rivers Conference who was on the development team for *Charting a Course.** She tested the material as it was developed, and continues to use the process in her current appointment. Jay Regennitter is an elder in the Illinois Great Rivers Conference who was on the New Streams team that developed *Charting a Course.*