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  • Why Discipleship

    Why Discipleship

    "Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age."
    - Jesus' words in Matthew 28:19-20

  • Partnerships

    Partnerships

    "And my God will liberally supply your every need according to His riches in glory in Christ Jesus."
    - Phillipians 4:19

  • Why Discipleship

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    Why Discipleship

    "Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age."
    - Jesus' words in Matthew 28:19-20

  • Partnerships

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    Partnerships

    "And my God will liberally supply your every need according to His riches in glory in Christ Jesus."
    - Phillipians 4:19

  • Join the Mission

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    Join the Mission

    With your help we are able to train leaders living near least-reached communities to multiply disciples.

Partnerships

Church Partnerships

We are one body, unified in Christ

As Global Disciples Canada partners with churches around the world, we also want to build partnerships with the local church, with your church. Together, we can bring freedom, hope, and love to the least-reached.

Deepen your mission

By partnering together, we can inspire a deeper understanding within your church congregation on effective mission strategies for reaching people in some of the most restricted places on earth. 

Strengthen your global impact

We can help your church maximize their mission investment by providing resources to help you communicate about and pray for least-reached people groups. Connect with us to see how Global Disciples Canada can serve the mission of your congregation.

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Can harvesting moss from the sea multiply disciples? Does raising chickens impact church planting? In southern Tanzania, a small group of disciples are using sea moss
to support themselves in sharing the Good News of Jesus among a least-reached people. Those who put their faith in Christ are often neglected by their Muslim families and neighbors in this area. Another woman is using her chicken business to support her church and lead people to Christ. 

These disciples use Global Disciples training to creatively bridge economic and social gaps, and support a developing community of Christ-followers, planting churches, and reaching least-reached Muslims.

Discover their remarkable stories at Global Disciples events in 2025. Visit https://ow.ly/YOF650TQksl today.
The relationship between worship and mission is pivotal. Acts 16:25 illustrates Paul and Silas praying and singing hymns to God in prison, an act of worship that leads to a miraculous jailbreak and the conversion of the jailer and his family. This incident shows that worship can serve as a powerful testimony of faith, often leading to evangelistic opportunities and impacting those who do not yet know Christ.

Furthermore, worship empowers missionaries by aligning their efforts with God’s power and presence. As they engage in worship, they are reminded of the reasons behind their mission—the love and mercy of God, which they are called to share with all nations. This alignment is crucial in maintaining spiritual vitality and keeping the mission aligned with God’s purpose, especially in contexts that are challenging or resistant to the Gospel.

Global Disciples Canada prioritizes this intertwining of worship and mission in its training programs, allowing leaders to experience and understand the transformative power of worship, not only in their personal lives but also in their ministries.
Read about what people have to say about Global Disciples Canada.
When God gives a person a vision for the Kingdom, He may give him unexpected opportunities to influence others.

Jerome* leads a discipleship-mission training program in the Philippines. He’s a long-time partner with Global Disciples and he’s seen God work through the disciple-making church planters he’s trained.

“We have 20 churches in our conference,” Jerome shared, “but we have a dream that we will have 100 churches. Last year, we started 26 new fellowships!” While many of these fellowships are still small, that’s significant growth for just 20 churches—more than doubling in a year.

“We have learned that if we seek to make disciples first, we will have a church. But if we try to start a church, we will not find disciples.”

Like many others, Jerome has the vision to take the Gospel to those still waiting to hear it, no matter where they are in position, influence, or geography.

*Name and photo have been changed.
We are excited to see more and more people coming together to pray in faith as God moves across the world. #EveryoneOnMission

#GlobalDisciples #GlobalDisciplesCanada #SpreadtheGospel
As training programs equip and send out disciple-makers and church planters, multiplication begins.

When people come to faith in Christ, new fellowships are planted. As they grow, the new churches often launch their own training—multiplying disciples among least-reached peoples.

You are part of this multiplication. Through your generous and prayerful support, we are working together to reach the least-reached.

Believers share the Gospel in their own nations and cultures and that’s how we equip people to reach their nations.
God has a plan for the nations, and we have the incredible privilege of being part of it. Amidst the darkness and depravity of our broken world, His Kingdom is advancing, the Gospel is being preached, and lives are being changed.

#TheReach #Give #GlobalDisciples #GlobalDisciplesCanada #SpreadtheGospel #EveryoneOnMission
During the month of November, we will focus praying for the restricted access countries of the Middle East. Let's unite our prayers to uplift the unreached people groups here because we know God is a miracle-working God. who can transform and redeem those impossible to reach.
 
Thank you for your investment in prayer!

#TheReach #Give #GlobalDisciples #GlobalDisciplesCanada #SpreadtheGospel #EveryoneOnMission
We have had the opportunity to lift up the nation of Myanmar during this month. Though God's not done with this place yet, we are hopeful to see more lives being transformed by the power of His love. Thank you once again, for being a faithful intercessor and devoted follower of Jesus.

#Pray #Prayer #GlobalDisciples #GlobalDisciplesCanada #SpreadtheGospel #EveryoneOnMission

We Love the Local Church

“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

“Our church has been partnering with Global Disciples since 2018 and it has been such a positive and strategic move for us. We are able to support and encourage the work of indigenous/national leaders who are working on the front lines of ministry in areas that are considered least reached. People are coming to Christ and churches are being planted, God is at work and we are able to get first-hard reports through this partnership! I also appreciate that the Canadian staff invest in us through visits and calls and solid reports. We are blessed to be in this partnership! “

Tracy Minke – Outreach Missions Pastor, CrossRoads Church

“I love the African quote, ‘If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.’ Global Disciples models this clearly by coming alongside local expressions of the Church and providing tools and support to see the Gospel advanced at God speed!”

Gary Janzen – Executive Director, International Christian Mission Services

“We partner with Global Disciples Canada because they partner with local indigenous leaders throughout the least reached areas of the world with a humble posture. Global Disciples’ encouragement & equipping of these friends to announce and embody the Good News of Jesus Christ locally wherever they may live, encourages our people to do the same!”

Kevin Snyder – Lead Pastor, Coast Hills Community Church

As a church plant ourselves, partnering with and sowing into a model of global missions that has the same heart for local church-based evangelism and discipleship simply makes sense. Hearing the stories of transformed lives and communities that are a direct result of the work of Global Disciples is an encouragement not only to our leadership, but also to our church family, that we’re investing in something that really does make a difference.

Nic & Sarah Arkley, Lead Pastors, Numa Church

Nic and Sarah Arkley

Let’s change lives together

We love that you share the same heart as us and want to engage your church in mission. Talk to us today to explore how Global Disciples can give others an opportunity to hear about Jesus Christ.