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Making Disciples is Like a Box of Chocolates
Years ago, I worked on a staff team at a local hospital. We had a lot of fun together and we also found ways to keep morale high. One day, I arrived at work to discover a gold foil box of fine chocolates waiting on my desk with a personal note reading, “Vicki, for All…
3 Reasons We Grow Better Together
Lura was 104 years old when we first met. At the time, I was working as a physical therapist in an assisted living facility and Lura’s room was across the hall. Lura seldom had a visitor, so I made an intentional effort to ask her questions about her life. I learned about Lura’s childhood, her…
Disciplemaking in America’s Rural Churches
If you are a rural church pastor, you may be wonder, “Can my church successfully grow generations of disciplemakers?” The question is understandable. Often, disciplemaking strategies are geared toward churches in urban settings where diversity and population density are significant factors in planning. While conversations regarding the urban church are vital, the rural church faces…
No “I” in Team
If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together. African Proverb As Navigators, our collective desire is to advance the gospel of Jesus and His Kingdom through spiritual generations of laborers living and discipling among the lost. This means attuning ourselves to the ways God is leading us…
What Faith Leaders Say
I have worked with faith leaders from several denominations and traditions. Here's what they have to say.
Sara Baldwin
Do you have someone in your life that inspires you to move closer to Jesus every time you sit down just to chat? That’s what Vicki Gatchell is for me. She’s gracefully convicting, honest, persistent in following Jesus, and audacious in serving those around her. I pray you have a person like that in your life. A person that leads you to know Jesus.
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Juliet Hurst
Pastor of Spiritual Growth | River City Church“The mission of most churches is to make disciples! The problem is, most of us have no idea how to go about doing this. We therefore rely on programs, flashy advertising and believe “bigger is better.” Then I met Vicki Gatchell who showed me there was a different way…a better way…a way where we can follow Jesus’ example. The way was “start small, go slow, and go deep.” Discipleship is about relationship where we walk alongside another person. Being coached by Vicki has been a blessing and a joy. I now have someone who walks alongside me in the messiness of ministry. She shares my joys, struggles, highs and lows….
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AJ Swanson
Lead Pastor - Cornerstone (Hicksville, OH)Discipleship isn’t a flash in the pan. It is a lifelong process of intentionally growing deeper and deeper in our walk with Jesus. Vicki not only understands this, she lives it. Having someone come alongside our church as we develop a discipleship culture has been such a blessing. We are so grateful that the Lord would bring us someone like Vicki to help us!
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