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passionate Christian witness and disciple-maker
I am a flawed yet wholehearted disciple of Jesus Christ.
Our challenge now is to teach the faith and disciple these people – and what a brilliant challenge to have.
I believe that the church needs to disciple and equip its members to respond to that hunger.
I am so excited that our church can now help disciple them and grow in their faith in Christ.
love and disciple those with a variety of understandings and life experience, many of whom in different ways feel bruised and rejected by the church of Christ.
We need to hear them, trust them, disciple them and give them opportunities to serve and lead.
As a disciple of Jesus I will devote myself to ensuring that as a Church we remain faithful to our calling to proclaim the Gospel afresh in each new generation.
I am especially interested to contribute to discussion on: Discipleship and Christian Education - my current research stems from a deep interest in how we can disciple people well in our time and contexts to follow Jesus whole-heartedly.
She is a passionate disciple of Christ who will use her gifts and experience well, in order to effectively represent our diocese on general synod if she is elected.
In short, we are called to be communities of disciple-making disciples.
The Book of Common Prayer has shaped me throughout my life as a disciple of Jesus Christ, and I am delighted that the PBS, which encompasses people of a wide variety of theological perspectives, is helping others, including many young people, to grow in their faith and in their confidence in the Gospel.
We need to listen to them, invest in them, disciple them and give them meaningful opportunities to lead and serve. ➢ Flourishes in every community.
Our ministers and priests need confidence that diocesan and central staff are focussed on encouraging people in the local church to love God and love our neighbour, daily putting into action the words of Jesus: o “Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross daily and follow me.
Investing in the next generation is a lifelong calling for me: I believe that children and young people are the leaders of today, not just of tomorrow, and the whole church is called to reach and disciple them.
My faith impacts every part of my life and I continue to grow as a disciple of Christ.
Someone who yearns to be a true disciple and then works towards becoming a disciple-maker in their church.
Since 2023 I have worked for The Boys’ Brigade as part of its Ministry and Programme Team, supporting churches to reach new families and developing resources to help disciple children and young people.
Churches need to be equipped and resourced to disciple young people well — and young people need to be given opportunities to step out in their faith, serve and lead.
I have served with our student ministry team which seeks to disciple students at Sheffield and Hallam Universities, and encourage, equip and support Christian students as they seek to live distinctive lives and reach out with Gospel hope to their fellow students.
How do we pass the baton on to the next generation and effectively reach and disciple young people?
I want to disciple believers who know Jesus and walk in integrity with him.
Our churches need to be ready, equipped and freed to reach them and disciple them with the glorious gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ.
This means I am passionate about encouraging faith in children and young people as well as continuing to teach, disciple and pastorally care for older members of our churches.
Our local churches must be ready to welcome and disciple them.
I believe it is important to advocate on behalf of the youth and children of the Church, who require support and investment to enable them to be discipled effectively in their local church, that they may become disciples who then disciple others.