Discipleship and Evangelism
At Saints Peter and Paul we live lives as holistic disciples and disciple-makers both locally and globally. We have a variety of ways that intentional discipleship multiplication happens.
- For Women: Check out Joyfully Following Jesus, a 12 week women's discipleship incubator.
- For 1 on 1 Discipleship/Mentoring: email pastorgehrke@copperluth.org
- Want to get connected to a Discipler? Looking to disciple others? Click Here.
- Looking for resources to help you share the Good News with others? See below. Not finding what you're looking for? Let us know here.
Holistic Discipleship
What is Holistic Discipleship?
5-3-1 Card
How do you begin a discipleship or evangelism relationship with someone else? We follow the 5-3-1 card.
Manuals
Convos
This manual is good for one on one conversations with new/“baby” Christians or Biblically curious non-Christians.
Prayer
Prayer List
Print out this prayer list, put it in your Bible, and begin adding people that you are have connections and relationships with who you can intentionally invest in. Mark whether they are a believer, unbeliever or unknown. Add any details about what to pray for or how the relationship is developing.
On the importance of prayer in discipleship and evangelism
Telling Your Story
My Story Matters
My story matters.
Because my life matters.
Because my life is the story of Jesus at work.
It’s not about what I’ve done.
It’s about what He’s done in me.
Learning how to tell the story of your life by pointing to the central message of the death and resurrection of Jesus is a beneficial tool in both discipleship and evangelism.
Training Sessions
Walking Together
Walking Together was a 1 day discipleship workshop at Saints Peter and Paul Lutheran Church designed to inspire and empower people to share life and faith in meaningful, everyday ways. Through stories, teaching, and conversation, participants will discover that discipling others isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about being present, intentional, and willing to walk alongside someone in their spiritual journey.
Pastor Aaron served as the facilitator, guiding the flow of the workshop and weaving the themes together. Three featured speakers shared real stories from their lives—stories of being discipled, discipling others, or walking in faith with someone through a season of life. These testimonies help participants see themselves in the stories and imagine how God could use them in similar ways.