Leadership Training
Many people are getting saved worldwide and in our local churches. However, more Christian workers are required to sustain the growth.
“Go therefore and MAKE disciples of all the nations, baptizing them”… Matthew 28:19
“Who is going to harm you if you are eager to do good? But even if you should suffer for what is right, you are blessed. “Do not fear their threats; do not be frightened.” But in your hearts, revere Christ as Lord. Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect.” 1 Peter 3:13-15
the Mandate
The mandate of Teach for Souls (TFS) is to be a ministry that MAKES disciples who, in turn, MAKE other disciples. Jesus Christ set this example for us when He focused His ministry efforts on training and intentionally imparting spiritual principles into the 12 disciples, who, after Christ’s departure, used their lives, passions, and gifts to transform the lives of millions of people in their world. This concept was widely practiced in the first-century church and outlined in the book of Acts.
Even though the early church was severely persecuted and lacked access to technology, the printing press, social media, and other forms of modern communication tools available today, the disciples of Jesus spread the gospel “from house to house” and throughout numerous Mediterranean regions and communities. In a relatively short amount of time, and as a result of their concept of discipleship, the number of disciples grew from 12 men to 120, then from 3000 to 5000, to the point where “believers were added to the Lord in increasing numbers, both men and women.” (Acts 5:14-16).
Making Disciples
We aim to improve believers' capability, productivity, and performance.
Today, there are about 8 billion individuals on Earth, yet approximately 1.8 people die each second, 6,392 each hour, and 153,400 people die each day.
This is staggering and alarming, and it should nudge every believer into action! The call to evangelize now could not be any louder. Think about how many of those souls died knowing the Lord Jesus Christ as saviour or how many did not have a personal relationship with God.
Program Facilitator
Clinton Taylor
Minister
Clinton is committed to the "Great Commission." He enjoys equipping believers to make positive, long-lasting evangelism-related changes through training resources and other ministry endeavours.
Clinton has been instructing, training, and developing disciples for over twenty-one years.
Clinton is passionate about equipping and empowering believers, planning and implementing church growth strategies, and seeking to evangelize the unreached in his generation with the life-transforming gospel of Jesus Christ. Clinton is grateful to have the opportunity to concentrate his ministry gift on organizing evangelism programs and establishing strong community and faith-based partnerships in our current multi-religious and multi-cultural society.
Clinton has consistently applied himself and studied to demonstrate that he is an ambassador of Christ for the benefit of the ministry. He has always believed that a clear and comprehensive comprehension of the Word of God (especially as it relates to the plan of salvation and the disciplining of others to share their faith) is crucial for the effective proclamation of what the Bible refers to as “sound doctrine.”
Clinton holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and History from Trent University and a Certificate in Nonprofit Sector Leadership and Innovation from Luther College (U of R). He has completed courses in religious studies through Canada Christian College. Clinton has completed and is now a facilitator of the “Kairos” course, a program for evangelism training that prepares Christians for cross-cultural outreach initiatives (with a focus on bringing the gospel to unreached people groups).
Clinton is the author of the revised editions of “Just Milk: Community Bible Program” (2003) and “Teach for Souls: An Emergency Response to Evangelism” (2014).
Clinton Taylor
Minister
Clinton has been instructing, training, and developing disciples for over twenty-one years.
Clinton is passionate about equipping and empowering believers, planning and implementing church growth strategies, and seeking to evangelize the unreached in his generation with the life-transforming gospel of Jesus Christ. Clinton is grateful to have the opportunity to concentrate his ministry gift on organizing evangelism programs and establishing strong community and faith-based partnerships in our current multi-religious and multi-cultural society.
Clinton has consistently applied himself and studied to demonstrate that he is an ambassador of Christ for the benefit of the ministry. He has always believed that a clear and comprehensive comprehension of the Word of God (especially as it relates to the plan of salvation and the disciplining of others to share their faith) is crucial for the effective proclamation of what the Bible refers to as “sound doctrine.”
Clinton holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and History from Trent University and a Certificate in Nonprofit Sector Leadership and Innovation from Luther College (U of R). He has completed courses in religious studies through Canada Christian College. Clinton has completed and is now a facilitator of the “Kairos” course, a program for evangelism training that prepares Christians for cross-cultural outreach initiatives (with a focus on bringing the gospel to unreached people groups).
Clinton is the author of the revised editions of “Just Milk: Community Bible Program” (2003) and “Teach for Souls: An Emergency Response to Evangelism” (2014).
Clinton is committed to the "Great Commission." He enjoys equipping believers to make positive, long-lasting evangelism-related changes through training resources and other ministry endeavours.
Who is a good fit for our training programs?
- Do you desire to communicate the gospel of Jesus Christ to others?
- Do you feel unprepared when given the opportunity to express your faith?
- Would you like a greater understanding of how to present the gospel to your friends and family?
- Are you engaged in any evangelism thrust and sharing biblical knowledge with others?
- Are you a pastor or ministry leader seeking to implement or augment your evangelism program?
- Do you have a proven Bible study training program for members and newcomers?
If you best fit these descriptions, then our online courses are for you.
Join an Online Training Course
Just Milk: Community Bible Program
Facilitator Training
- 3-week course, 1.5 hour per Lesson
- Online Course (Zoom and Google Classroom)
- Made for People who want to facilitate Bible study
- Available all year-round
- Cost: $350.00 (per group of up to five people)
- 3-week course, 1.5 hour per Lesson
- Online Course (Zoom and Google Classroom)
- Made for People who want to facilitate Bible study
- Available all year-round
- Cost: $350 (per group of up to five people)
- Overview
- Curriculum
Course Overview
The training is intended to prepare local (JMCBP) facilitators.
Each church will nominate individuals (ministry or group leaders, etc.) who will participate and learn for 1–1/2 hours per week over the course of three weeks. These individuals will, in turn, use the training information to implement and teach the JMCBP to their congregations or small groups in a more timely way—over the course of 21 weeks.
A number of ministry organizations across North America have benefited from using the Just Milk program. Many of whom have reported growth in membership and a deeper spiritual awareness. At the very minimum, each participant will be exposed to spiritual concepts and biblical insights that have a transformative effect.
After your ministry has made a purchase, our program facilitator will confirm meeting times and next steps with you.
Curriculum
- Making the Case for Growing Spiritually
- About Just Milk
- The Just Milk Facilitator
- The Method of the Bible Study
- The Methodology of Bible Discussion
- Suggested Engagement Plan
- The Do’s and Don'ts to Consider
- The Review of Just Milk: Community Bible Program Curriculum
JMCBP Facilitator Training Testimonials
Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
Take it to the streets Community Evangelism Training
- 8-week course, 2 hours per Lesson
- Saturday Mornings @ 9am CST and 10am EST, Febuary 1 to March 22, 2025
- Online Course (Zoom and Google Classroom)
- Made for anyone with a heart for souls
- Registration closes Febuary 8, 2024
- Cost: $125.00
- Calendar invitations will be sent within 24 hours after of purchase with essential course details
Take it to the streets Community Evangelism Training
- 8-week course, 2 hours per Lesson
- Saturday Mornings @ 9am CST and 10am EST, August 3rd to September 21st, 2024
- Online Course (Zoom and Google Classroom)
- Made for anyone with a heart for souls
- Registration closes August 10, 2024
- Cost: $125.00
- Calendar invitations will be sent within 24 hours after of purchase with essential course details
- Overview
- Objectives
- Post Course Challenge
Course Overview
The TITTS Course is a mission training course that helps you find and follow God’s calling on your life. It is sensitive to different learning styles and allows participants to engage at their level while providing the skills to serve confidently and effectively in evangelism.
Each session is two hours long and can be integrated weekly into various aspects of the local church’s evangelism and discipleship activities.
TITTS uses dynamic and impactful instructional strategies in the course, such as:
- Structural and Foundational Readings
- Group Discussions on a Wide Variety of Session Topics
- Critical Assignments for Mind-expanding Growth
- Relevant and Memorable Instructional Videos
- Application Questions
- Personal Reflections that Deepen Your Knowledge
Course Objectives
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Examine the Canadian socio-religious landscape, immigration patterns, and mission field situation.
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Explore the biblical perspectives on evangelism and discipleship by examining the "Great Commission" as part of God's mandated plan to spread the message of the Kingdom–the Gospel "everywhere, and to everyone."
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Examine the cross-cultural aspects, and cultural awareness against the backdrop of biblical evangelism, by focusing on building relationships and understanding the diverse cultural groups we are trying to reach.
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Examine the history of the early church's use of "house to house" evangelism and the structure and implementation of strategies for conducting salvation-based home Bible studies.
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To provide an in-depth study and explanation of key biblical topics that will prepare participants to confidently share the message of the plan of salvation in an impactful and biblically sound manner.
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Examine and evaluate current concepts and methods and plan strategies for implementing evangelism programs and community-based initiatives.