Lifestyle Disciplemaking Conference

Train women to be everyday disciplemakers.

Do you want the women in your church to take others with them as they follow Christ?

“Lifestyle Disciplemaking” messages will lead your audience to become disciplemakers in their everyday lives.

A one-day or weekend conference includes these topics:

• Session 1—The call to disciplemaking
• Session 2—Connecting with nonbelievers
• Session 3—Connecting to share your faith
• Session 4—Establishing new and young believers
• Session 5—Establishing in specific settings

All teaching sessions include group brainstorming, personal reflection and prayer time, and several small group discussions to help you get started with disciplemaking.

What you will get from this training:

• An understanding of what disciplemaking is and how you can do it in your everyday life.
• Tools to build relationships with nonbelievers around you
• Tools to help new believers grow in their faith.

This will be the most unique, kingdom-growing retreat you could offer. Jesus commissions us to live for Him as disciplemakers. Help the women in your church be obedient to this commission.

Comment from a women’s ministry director: This was the best women’s ministry seminar that the District has put on. (Martha)

See Melanie’s Retreat Topics.

What women are saying about this conference:

I love the idea that disciplemaking doesn’t have to come out of a large women’s ministry program but through individual relationships. We have a small church. (Christina)

Thank you for this wonderful training! It’s a foreign concept in our churches today to be outward-focused rather than to fluff up our “already established” Christian women! (Laura)

I was hoping to reach out to my neighbors and I have had the chance to do that with a few of them one on one. This Friday I am inviting the ladies on my street for coffee. I know the Holy Spirit is leading me to do this.  (Tiffany)

I know individually many of the women, including myself, who came to the Disciplemaking training have become more intentional about how they live…We are creating a women’s ministry web page that will have a link to your resources. Thank you again for coming and for following up with us. (Amanda)

After attending a Disciplemaking training, I went back to our church and invited the other women in my Sunday class to start working on their 5-minute faith stories to share with each other on Sunday morning. Wow! But that’s not all. As I worked on my own story, the Lord gave me an opportunity to share it a week later with a neighbor–who trusted in Christ after hearing it. We all need to be ready! (Marilyn)

After asking for the list of women who are new attendees to our church, I now write notes to them that say, “I’m praying for you,” and include my cell number with permission to call or text me any time. I personally deliver the note when I see each woman so I can meet her, begin a relationship with her and find out where she is spiritually. (Lynn)