Fulfilling the Mission: Purposeful Discipleship (Paperback)

It is important for Christians to understand what they believe and why they believe it. With Fulfilling the Mission: Purposeful Discipleship, authors Rolland and Ellen Daniels strive to teach new and long-time believers to do just that.

This three-part study covers twenty-one weeks total, with seven weeks per section. The first section, Foundations, focuses on the basics of the Christian faith; the second section, Building Bridges, focuses on connecting with others to share one’s faith; and the third section, Matters of the Heart, focuses on deeper faith issues such as accountability and integrity. The ultimate goal of this study is to provide a solid foundation for living out your faith, foster a conversational knowledge of your faith, and build confidence for sharing your faith with others.

Rolland Daniels has served as a pastor and authored two other books, Church in the Middle and Legacy Maker. His primary focus today is pouring into young leaders, speaking across the country and encouraging pastors and congregations toward personal and Kingdom growth. Rolland retired in 2024 after forty-two years in the ministry.

Ellen Daniels has served as discipleship coordinator and director of women's Ministries and held other national positions in the Church of God. She directed the Anderson University School of Adult Learning for many years while also functioning in the role of adjunct professor, teaching in business and personal branding. She now serves as the Director of Engagement for the Servant Solutions Retirement Plan.

Rolland Daniels was raised on a farm in Collinsville, Mississippi. He holds an undergraduate degree in Business Administration, a Master of Divinity degree, and a double Masters in Executive Leadership and Adult and Continuing Education from Anderson University. He earned his Doctorate of Education in Higher and Continuing Education in 2010.

Rolland has served as a pastor and authored two books, Church in the Middle and Legacy Maker. His primary focus today is pouring into young leaders, speaking across the country and encouraging pastors and congregations toward personal and Kingdom growth. Rolland retired in 2024 after forty-two years in the ministry.

Ellen Daniels was the fourth of eight children in a family that fostered over five hundred children. She grew up in Indianapolis and graduated with a B.S. in Education from Anderson University. She later earned her M.B.A., as well. Ellen has served as discipleship coordinator and director of women's ministries and held other national positions in the Church of God. She directed the Anderson University School of Adult Learning for many years while also functioning in the role of adjunct professor, teaching in business and personal branding. She now serves as the Director of Engagement for the Servant Solutions Retirement Plan.

Rolland and Ellen have two sons, Tyler and Seth; two daughters-in-law, Catherine and Morgan; and grandchildren, Raelyn, Tripp, Annie, and Hazel