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We hope these stories of Life-to-Life® Discipleship in action will inspire you to embrace God’s call to go and make disciples of all nations.
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Free Indeed: Remembering Lester Spencer
July 4, 2006 was a day of freedom for Lester Spencer, one of the first Navigators, who went home to be with His Lord on Independence Day.… Continue Reading
Preparing for the Appointment — Ministering to a Densist
A visit to the dentist is awkward for most. But for Navigator staff Helene Ashker, it's an opportunity to share her faith.… Continue Reading
Faith-Based Prison Program Called “Unconstitutional”
On June 2, 2006, a U.S. district judge ruled that Charles Colson’s Prison Fellowship and the state of Iowa violated the Constitution.… Continue Reading
Filling the Gap on Eielson Air Force Base
Although he retired two years ago, Fred has chosen to remain and serve in North Pole, Alaska, near Eielson Air Force Base where he was … Continue Reading
Mothers, Mentors, and the Military
Jeanean is ministering and mentoring life-on-life to the other military wives. The Navigators Military Laborers Network considers her a … Continue Reading
“I Claim Daws as My Father In the Lord”
As a fatherless boy, Colgate Clark, gave his life to Christ under the influence of that truck driver, Dawson Trotman, founder of The … Continue Reading
Oral Discipleship
Nearly two thirds of the world’s population, 4 billion people, are oral learners: people who can't, don't, or won't take in new … Continue Reading
The Sweet Aroma of Christ
The sweet aroma of Christ as seen in the love and support of believers was more fragrant to me than the largest florist shop!… Continue Reading
A Typical, Not So Average American
Born in Alexandria, Egypt, Hassar is a well-educated man in his mid-forties. Yesterday, he became our unit's interpreter in Iraq.… Continue Reading
A Disciple in Navy Blue
The world is looking for someone to love them, be a safe place for them to be themselves, and for someone who will walk with them toward … Continue Reading