078-Curtis Sergeant on Training Workers for Multiplication [podcast]

An episode of the Movements with Steve Addison podcast, hosted by Steve Addison, titled "078-Curtis Sergeant on Training Workers for Multiplication [podcast]" was published on December 9, 2014 and runs 23 minutes.

December 9, 2014 ·23m · Movements with Steve Addison

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Twenty-five years ago Curtis Sergeant saw his first church planting movement in China. Then he began training others. He’s seen movements in India, among Muslims and now in North America. Curtis talks about how he trains workers to multiply disciple and churches in the US and around the world. To get in touch with Curtis and find out about his training visit www.metacamp.org UPDATE: Bryan Entzminger at EngagingMissions has just released his own interview with Curtis Sergeant.

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