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25 Educators providing Discipleship courses

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Christian Union Nifes Alumni Association (Cunaa) Uk-europe

christian union nifes alumni association (cunaa) uk-europe

London

The Christian Union (CU) and NIFES Alumni Association UK and Europe (CUNAA UK-EU) is a body of Christian believers living in Europe who were once members of the Christian Union (CU) and NIFES fellowships at The University of Benin, Nigeria (UNIBEN) as well as at The University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH). Membership of the association also includes immediate family members and friends of CU and NIFES Uniben and UBTH alumni members who want to be involved in all aspects of the association’s mission, vision and abide by its ethos and values. Our Vision Our vision is to build a community of Christians who are united by their freedom in Jesus Christ and their passion for the transformation of society. Our Mission Our mission is to live out our faith through practical acts of love. Our Values Prayer – we believe in the power of prayer to change us, our communities and the world around us. Mission – to preach the good news of Jesus Christ in this nation and the world. Justice – to give towards, support or execute practical projects that relieve suffering or promote benevolence. Discipleship – to follow in the footsteps of Jesus in our lifestyle. Share this:

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Navigators UK

navigators uk

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Southampton,

The Navigators has grown out of one man’s pursuit of God. Dawson Trotman lived in America. As he sought God, the Lord promised to build him ‘a house’. At a time when the Christian world saw no ministry beyond evangelism, he was led to invest deeply in the lives of the few in order that they could reach the many. This began in the 1930s with US Navy personnel. It grew significantly through WWII. Following the war the Navigators spread out through the world, it is now in over 100 countries world wide. The Navigators came to the UK through the Billy Graham crusades of the 1950s. Billy Graham, frustrated by the unwillingness of local Christians to help those who came forwards at his meetings, asked Dawson Trotman to develop what has since become known as “follow-up”. The Navigators therefore supported Dr Graham in all his crusades. During the Haringey crusades, Christians’ eyes were opened to the possibilities of discipleship, and asked the Navigators to minister in the UK. Initially Joyce Turner came to set up an office for materials and as she did this she also began a ministry among women. As interest developed, more Navigators came to set up ministries in communities and universities, which became the starting block for the current ministry.

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The Queen's Foundation for Ecumenical Theological Education

the queen's foundation for ecumenical theological education

The Queen’s Foundation is one of England’s oldest theological colleges, preparing candidates for ordained ministry in the Church of England since the early part of the 19th Century. From 1970 Queen’s pioneered ecumenical training with the Methodist Church as a primary partner. Queen’s was also a pioneer of ecumenical part time training and of having a dedicated research centre. Queen’s strives to be a diverse, challenging, Gospel-focused community, shaping people for God’s mission in the world. As a community, gathered and dispersed, Queen’s strives to: practise deep attentiveness to Jesus Christ live by the Holy Spirit’s leading stimulate joyful, challenging exploration of the riches of the Bible and Christian traditions create a lively, extended prophetic community of worship, prayer and action provide searching, supportive pathways of formation and training for discipleship and ministry listen to voices which are often not heard enable the less confident to find their voice and flourish. We celebrate unity in diversity, in a community that is international, multi-cultural, and ecumenical. We aim to enable Christians to deepen their spiritual life, to grow in a faith that is generous, enquiring, deeply rooted and creative in thought and practice, and to be passionate for God’s work in God’s world. So whatever your reason for embarking on theological study, wherever God is calling you to, you’ll find Queen’s a hospitable but challenging place. We’ll help you grow through a journey of exploration and development, as your beliefs are tested and strengthened, and as God grows and forms you for your future service.

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Rapha Journey

rapha journey

Kent

As our ministry has grown over the last several decades we have continually asked the question – What is it that we have to offer through the Holy Spirit to both those in need and/or those within the church seeking deeper relationship with Christ? We have discovered that through a mixture of teaching, training and a more tailored mentoring approach we can help individuals, groups and churches to fulfill more of their potential in Christ. That is, to disciple them in ways that impact all areas of their lives. Our background combines business and training, research and therapeutic work together over many years, alongside church planting and church growth. We bring a high level of hands on pragmatism with all these skills. We are not content with just teaching and envisioning. We also focus very specifically on the how-to-do-it, the step-by-step approaches that turn Biblical ideas into a new way of life in Christ. Also our approach is collaborative – what we mean by this is that we help you identify what your own options are, what your own values are, what your calling in Christ really means to you. Then we support you in achieving this through our training programs. We are also developing these ideas academically, looking beyond our own calling and practices. We work alongside local congregations, helping to equip them for both local church life and wider mission. We also offer training for Christian leaders and those who want to learn to help others. All our resources and programs are intended to help support a persons ongoing discipleship journey – your journey into greater wholeness. In all that we offer we are always seeking to answer the often-heard basic question, ‘how do I do that?’. Therefore most of our programmes are tailored to the needs of the participants. No two events are alike, so be warned!

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International Bible Training College (IBTI)

international bible training college (ibti)

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Burgess Hill

Our purpose is to advance the Kingdom of God through training and teaching people from all over the world. CORE VALUES  Community As a residential, cross-cultural community we provide a framework for growth in all areas and encourage the students to be Christlike. While fellowship between students and staff creates a close mentoring and nurturing environment. Christ Centered Jesus’ leadership was characterised by service as well as integrity, excellence, faith, hope and love, so we don’t just teach them to preach about Him but to imitate him and develop a servant attitude too. Connected We have always been aware of and responded to the needs of the nations and these international connections ensure that we continue to network with missions worldwide. While the students’ involvement in local churches gives opportunities to form connections within the UK. Complete The school believes that the key to preparing the next generation for effective ministry is a programme with a good academic curriculum taught by passionate, experienced and competent lecturers together with a strong vocational component, so this is our holistic approach. VISION &  GOALS The IBTC’s vision is to empower a young generation to effectively function in Christian service. This vision is accomplished by welcoming students from many parts of the world, training them into mission back home and abroad. THROUGH OUR TRAINING WE ARE COMMITTED TO HELPING THEM: * Discover their vocation if they have not yet done so. * Define their already present vocation in areas where they lack understanding. * Develop their vocation and their gifts. THROUGH THEIR TRAINING THEY WILL BE ABLE TO: * Create a culture of learning by supporting local churches and other Christian vocational schools and organisations worldwide. * Evangelise throughout the world through missionary trips, community projects, discipleship programmes etc. * Relieve poverty across the world by meeting people’s needs in a holistic way.

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Launde Abbey. Licensed Readers' retreat. 18th - 20th July 2025 (NB This retreat has now been opened up to other church roles - see below)

By The Diocese of St Albans

A 3 day, 2 night licensed reader retreat. Arrive from 2pm for afternoon tea (and before 6pm) on Friday for dinner, and leave on Sunday after lunch. All meals are included throughout your stay. Led by Rev'd Lizzie Hood. 'For everything a season ...' During this retreat we will be stepping aside from the routine of our everyday lives, following the Sabbath principle of taking time to rest and restore our souls. We will be exploring the many different layers of our experience of time, a precious gift and resource. This retreat is made possible by the generous support of the Jane Cart Trust and the Verulam House Fund Trust. NB This payment is non-refundable. This retreat is now open to the following people: Children’s, Families’ and Youth Workers (paid or voluntary) Clergy and clergy spouses and partners Enablers (Discipleship, Pastoral, Mission/Pioneer) Lay Leaders of Worship Ministry Teams Parish Administrators

Launde Abbey. Licensed Readers' retreat. 18th - 20th July 2025 (NB This retreat has now been opened up to other church roles - see below)
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‘Explore Cursillo’ afternoon, Saturday 22 November, 14:00-16:30, Christ Church, High Oaks, St Albans

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By The Diocese of St Albans

Cursillo is a movement in the Christian church aimed at committed Christians that is built on three principles of prayer, study and action. It started in Spain and the name comes from the Spanish word for a ‘short course’. It helps us to grow into a deeper relationship with God, become more effective witnesses to Christ, and to encourage and support fellow Christians. Cursillo is active in many dioceses around the country and was first commissioned in our diocese by the Bishop of Hertford on behalf of the Bishop of St Albans in October 2011. We are offering an ‘Explore Cursillo’ afternoon on Saturday 22nd November as part of the Year of Spiritual Renewal and Wellbeing. The afternoon is aimed at both clergy and lay people who want to understand more about the movement. There will be short talks explaining how Cursillo works as well as the opportunity to join with existing Cursillo members to find out how it benefits them. Please register to attend the Explore Cursillo afternoon and you can also find out more at www.stalbansdiocese.org/life-and-faith/cursillo/ or www.stalbanscursillo.com. Agenda for the afternoon 14:00 Opening prayer, welcome and introductions 14:10 Talk 1 – What is Cursillo? 14:25 Talk 2 – The Cursillo weekend 14:35 Talk 3 – After the weekend 14:45 Group reunions – a core part of the Cursillo movement, small group discussions sharing day-to-day experiences of Christian discipleship 15:10 Q&A and reflections from Cursillo members about what it means to them 15:40 Worship 15:50 Notices including details of the next weekend for those who may want to consider it 15:55 Closing prayer 16:00 Refreshments 16:30 Close

‘Explore Cursillo’ afternoon, Saturday 22 November, 14:00-16:30, Christ Church, High Oaks, St Albans
Delivered In-Person in St Albans
FREE

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