Leadership Training Highlights in India : Firstlight International

Leadership Training Highlights in India

On October - 2 - 2018

What an amazing time we had training house church leaders in India, last month. 400 plus leaders gathered for a series of ‘next level leadership training’ among this healthy, growing network of house churches representing 250,000 believers! Power packed Holy Spirit moments of teaching, training, and impartation!

Many were said to have traveled by train, buses, taxi, motor bikes, etc; for two full days from very remote places, just to get there! What an amazing group of leaders!

By God’s grace, Firstlight has had a part in bringing training to them – two times this year. We have now put into their hands four bible modules in their own language(s) designed for ongoing evangelism, discipleship, leadership training, and church planting across India. Plans are being formed for more trainings likes these in 2019!

~ Dan Ecker

Categories: Church Planting

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