Creative Discipleship for Emerging Generations
I am just curious about what methods people are currently using for discipleship. Do you do small groups? Sunday School? Mid-week services? Retreats?
posted by Heather Z @ 3:47 PM
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After working as an environmental engineer for a few years and a policy advisor on Capitol Hill for a few years, I finally landed as the Pastor of Discipleship at National Community Church in Washington, DC. I am originally from Mobile, Alabama, so I enjoy hot humid weather, football, and fried dill pickles. My Southern heritage also prompts me to throw moonpies to people during my talks at retreats and summits. I am married to the wonderful Ryan Zempel, who writes for a political website by day but sings and dances on the local community theatre stage at night. Check out my new small group curriculum, Sacred Roads.
Sacred Roads: Exploring the Historic Paths of Discipleship
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Elaine- looks like you have found a great church to plug into. And it sounds like you are navigating the community-discipleship tension by doing two types of groups in one. Interesting stuff.
I also like your Pathways stuff here: http://www.evergreench.org/pathways.htm
I could have just linked to that instead of rambling about all of those historical models of discipleship. You guys say the same stuff, only better!
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