How do we effectively disciple someone? This workshop looks at the practical side of disciple-making and offers take away tools to put into practice with those we are discipling. Participants are introduced to a four-step process for laying the building blocks of discipleship in another’s life. Follow up to the Building Blocks of Disciple-Making workshop. Listen 79:58 minutes (73.22 MB)

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There are more than seven million Muslims living in America. This workshop teaches participants how to understand, love and partner with Muslims in their community. While examing the scope of the Muslim world, tenets of Islam, barriers in relating, and the precedent for being peacemaker. Listen 79:13 minutes (72.52 MB)

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  Empowering Christians Through “Mission Tourism” Tourism is a great source of revenue in Africa, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors and missionaries, serving as a major source of foreign exchange. In view of the needs facing churches in Africa, this workshop proposes how “tourist missionaries” can twin up their adventure with evangelization with CCDA Africa facilitating the process.Read more Listen 62:16 minutes (8 MB)

  Global Shalom: Not Just for Us In order for there to truly be shalom, it cannot be limited to one nation, one ethnicity or one religion. This workshop focuses on the reality that a peaceful and just existence cannot be experienced by only one portion of our world’s population. By Brandon Sipes and Curt Luthye Listen 66:10 minutes (8 MB)

  Being Missional and Mutli-ethnic: Global Shalom In John 17, Jesus prayed that all his disciples would be as one. He also prayed that as the Father sent him, so he sends his disciples into the world. This workshop includes testimonies from pastors and ministry leaders who mobilize multi-ethnic churches and teams for impact in the community and beyond; dialogue welcome. By Jim Spoonts Listen 75:37 minutes (8 MB)

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Dr. Carl F. Ellis presents at CCDA 2005 on the challenge Islam presents to Christian ministry, with particular reference to global mission and to the African-American experience in the U.S. Listen 73:45 minutes (8 MB)

From race and class in America to sectarian divisions in Northern Ireland and genocide in Rwanda, Christians across the world often mirror society's conflicts rather than offer an alternative witness. Hear from leaders from America, Africa, and No. Ireland: stories of pain and hope, pursuing the journey of peace building and reconciliation as a gift and vision from God, and hard lessons learned. Listen 49:09 minutes (8 MB)