AECC Disciple-Making Initiative

Re-Awakening Disciple-Making in the Church

Re-Awakening is a conference-wide initiative helping pastors, leaders and congregations develop a clear, practical disciple-making culture in their own local setting.

Why Re-Awakening?

Jesus calls the Church to make disciples who make disciples. Drawing from the ministry of Jesus, the example of John Wesley and the experience of churches seeking renewal today, Re-Awakening helps churches place disciple-making at the center of their mission—not treat it as simply another program.

Powered by Replicate Ministries, the initiative combines coaching, collaborative workshops and focused training. Churches receive practical tools and guidance for developing a disciple-making plan suited to their people and community.

Three Ways to Engage

Pastor Huddles

Join a small online coaching group led by experienced disciple-making leaders. Pastors work through real ministry challenges and receive tools and support for implementing a clear strategy.

Virtual meetings · $600 per church

Apply for a Huddle ↗ Watch Overview ↗

Co-Lab Workshops

Bring your core team to a high-trust, hands-on two-day strategy workshop. Leave with greater alignment, a contextualized disciple-making plan and practical tools to begin using immediately.

Two-day workshop · $600 per church after scholarships

Secure Your Spot ↗ Watch Overview ↗

Movement Ready Days

Spend a focused day developing personalized strategies and an actionable plan for inspiring growth and helping your congregation become a disciple-making movement.

One-day focused training

See Locations and Dates ↗

Take the Next Step

Prayerfully consider how God may be calling you and your church to renew your commitment to making disciples who make disciples. Learn more about the initiative or contact the Re-Awakening team to begin the conversation.

Explore the Initiative ↗ Contact the Team

Questions About Re-Awakening?

Jeremy Smith and Jagger Eastman can help pastors and church leaders learn more and determine an appropriate next step.