MISSIONARY DISCIPLESHIP
Being a missionary disciple means answering Jesus' call to follow Him and join His mission of sharing the good news of the Gospel and making more followers of Jesus all around the world.
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Being a missionary disciple means answering Jesus' call to follow Him and join His mission of sharing the good news of the Gospel and making more followers of Jesus all around the world. It starts with making a personal commitment to live the way Jesus taught us, to grow closer to Him, and to share His message of love and salvation with others.
As a missionary disciple, we understand that our faith is not just for ourselves, but it's meant to be lived out in the world. We become examples of how Jesus can change our lives, and we actively look for ways to help others, spread the good news, and show God's love to everyone we meet.
Missionary discipleship also means being ready to step outside our comfort zones, reach out to those who may feel left out or need help, and share the hope and happiness that comes from knowing Jesus. We listen to the Holy Spirit's guidance and stay open to opportunities to tell others about Jesus and show His love through what we say and do.
For teens who have received the sacrament of Confirmation, they can use the special gifts they received to help other teens grow closer to Christ. They can assist the adult leaders in organizing and leading activities like Life Nights, Purpose Meetings, and other events that help everyone deepen their faith and build a stronger relationship with Jesus.
As a missionary disciple, we understand that our faith is not just for ourselves, but it's meant to be lived out in the world. We become examples of how Jesus can change our lives, and we actively look for ways to help others, spread the good news, and show God's love to everyone we meet.
Missionary discipleship also means being ready to step outside our comfort zones, reach out to those who may feel left out or need help, and share the hope and happiness that comes from knowing Jesus. We listen to the Holy Spirit's guidance and stay open to opportunities to tell others about Jesus and show His love through what we say and do.
For teens who have received the sacrament of Confirmation, they can use the special gifts they received to help other teens grow closer to Christ. They can assist the adult leaders in organizing and leading activities like Life Nights, Purpose Meetings, and other events that help everyone deepen their faith and build a stronger relationship with Jesus.