Global Disciples helps the church fulfill this mission among unreached people groups.
Over 2 billion people have never heard the good news of Jesus. Global Disciples enables churches to train followers of Jesus to establish new churches among the unreached.
Working in 46+ countries throughout Asia, Africa and Latin America, we have developed a model of training that is Christ-centred, discipleship-based and mission-focused. The training and outreach programs are locally-sustained and reproduced through 3 training phases:
This model produces disciples who can make disciples, church planters who can support themselves and leaders who follow the example of Jesus Christ. Learn more »
“Global Disciples uses a nontraditional discipleship approach which emphasizes the unique cultural contexts of a region and encourages the local church to take ownership in carrying out the Great Commission.”
Peter Greer
President, Hope International
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