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We hope these stories of Life-to-Life® Discipleship in action will inspire you to embrace God’s call to go and make disciples of all nations.
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“God Can Change Everything” – The John Brown Story
Eighty-nine-year-old Navy veteran John Brown can be described as a loving husband, a devoted father and grandfather, a generous tradesman, … Continue Reading
Mountain Top Experiences that Last
“It is not just a great mountain top experience, it is practical for the challenges of daily life throughout the year.” Nine-year-old … Continue Reading
Finding the Best Treasure
Consider a few of the wonderful facets of the good news of Jesus Christ that are each part of the treasure of the gospel.… Continue Reading
From Questions to Spiritual Conversations
Our Navs Collegiate ministry team engages students in spiritual conversations on the campus of South Dakota State University.… Continue Reading
Investing Into the Next Generation
In 1995, EDGE Corps started with 10 interns. Twenty years later this 1-2 year internship has grown to an average of 100 interns each year.… Continue Reading
The Bond of Brothers and Sisters
The intensity and pressure of college is even higher at a military academy—but there are also opportunities to become like brothers and … Continue Reading
Francis Chan on Authentic Discipleship
Francis Chan is well-known as a pastor, best-selling author, and disciplemaker. He addressed The Navigators National Staff Conference in … Continue Reading
Leaving a Lasting and Impactful Legacy
The desire to make a difference with our lives leads us to ponder our legacy. What kind of legacy will you leave? Dot and Sam Carswell met … Continue Reading
Exciting Faith at Eagle Lake Camps
Eagle Lake Camps offer a Christ-centered experience for children and teens, ages 7-18. And summer staff grow in discipleship and leadership … Continue Reading
Investing in People through Life-on-Life Discipleship
As young people experience life-on-life discipleship through Navigator ministries investing in them, God is raising up laborers who will … Continue Reading