Equip!2017: "How to Make Disciples"

Making Disciple-Making Disciples
Fulfilling the Great Commission is all about making disciples who make disciples. This central tenet has been at the heart of the Church’s health, growth and reproduction for over two millennia. Yet many of our churches are facing stiff challenges in this arena. Please join us for an inspiring afternoon as we discuss what Jesus intends for us as we develop this critical skill, reflect on the challenges we face in our rapidly changing culture, and hear testimonies from those who are finding effective ways to make disciple-making disciples.

The Rev. Dr. Tom Herrick is Canon for Church Planting for the Diocese of the Mid-Atlantic and Executive Director of the Titus Institute for Church Planting.

The Rev. Bill Haley is the Associate Rector at The Falls Church Anglican and Executive Director of Coracle, a ministry of “Spiritual Formation for Kingdom Action.”

Steve Cannizzaro is the Director of Discipleship and Outreach at The Falls Church Anglican. He is responsible for growing firmly rooted, mature disciples of Jesus who bear the fruit of the Spirit; nurturing wholehearted Kingdom communities that reflect the glory of God; directing those communities to love and serve our neighbors across the street and around the world; and equipping them to share the good news of Jesus Christ. Steve is attending Trinity School for Ministry where he is studying to obtain a Masters of Arts (Religion) in Christian History and Theology. He is a Postulant for Ordination in the Diocese of the Mid-Atlantic.

Bart Murnion serves as the Church Administrator at Church of the Holy Spirit, Leesburg, VA. He has responsibility over finance, administration, and facilities. He is also the director of Muintearas House, a unique residential discipleship training ministry for a group of men, who live with his family. 

The Rev. Josh Kammerer is the lead pastor for Apostles Campus Church at George Mason University in Fairfax, VA and is working with an awesome team to spread the word on campus about how amazing the love of God is. He, his wife Stephanie and their young son live in Washington, DC. He is also the associate rector at Church of the Apostles, Fairfax, VA and oversees various aspects of discipleship in the life of the church. Josh uses the Campus Church environment to “beta test” various methods of discipleship before unleashing them on the Apostles congregation.

Charles Albert has been in education as a high school teacher, a Principal in New York, a high school principal of Salisbury Christian School, MD, and the headmaster of Ocean City Christian School, MD. Charles was also the director of a Christian camp and conference center on Long Island, NY for ten years. He has served as a warden in the Episcopal Church and at Holy Spirit Anglican Church in Lewes, DE. He has been their delegate to the DIocese of the Mid-Atlantic Synod for three years.