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We are living in a time of uncertainty. However, even in these unsettling times our mission remains the same: to make disciples of Jesus Christ.
We may be disconnected, but now more than ever we at Discipleship Ministries want to partner with you and your church to ensure you have everything you need to make and grow disciples.
Here are resources to help you get started!
NEW Intentional Discipleship Resources
We are excited to announce the arrival of four new books to help you engage your community even during this time of isolation.
- Measuring Intentional Discipleship
- Engaging Your Community With Cultural Sensitivity
- Forming Disciples in Worship
- Basics of Faith Formation
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NEW from The Upper Room
Even during uncertain times, The Upper Room is holding churches and spiritual leaders close to heart. Click below for a library of resources to help you maintain a connection with God and others during this challenging time.
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Online Discipleship Support Resources
From online worship to online giving, the faith community has had to rethink what it means to be the body of Christ outside of a Sunday gathering in a common physical place. Here are several tips and ideas to help you adapt in this digital space.
COVID-19 Resources
The Coronavirus pandemic has impacted nearly every aspect of daily life for people across the globe. Check out the library of resources to assist your church as it seeks answers about this new reality.
When We Return Resources
What is God’s calling for our ministries when it’s finally safe to return to our church buildings? Here are resources to get the conversation started, and to help you and your congregation plan for the new “normal.”