Talk:Disciple Now
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If someone could address this it would be a vital addition to the page "Disciple Now":
Presumably the main objective of the DN weekends is to invite "unsaved" peers to the small groups and by example show them what salvation is about. The goal would then be to disciple the newly saved.
This also suggests it appropriate to include on the DN page the definition and examples of discipling.
Lastly, the parents and church leaders sponsor adult prayer for the activities of the weekend wherein the attendees and events are prayed for. This is no small effort involving recognition (yellow) wrist bands worn by those committed to pray for an hour of their choice over the weekend.
My experience was that the people seeking the adult prayer volunteers were not well prepared with how to and prayer guides. This then is my suggestion for added success for the prayer end of things. To me an unguided hour of prayer requires more inventiveness and creativity and seeking of the Holy Spirit then an hour with some guiding.
I hope these note lead to an improvement to the main page, Disciple Now" Also could use some history and attribution of the origination of the "movement".
70.248.188.243 00:59, 16 April 2007 (UTC)William Elmer
