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Print the complete Home Guide Printer Friendly Page Goal and Vision of the Leader's Role9. Developing ApprenticesApprentice in a home fellowship group is a helper-trainee, future shepherd of a new group. From the very beginning of your meetings you need to work on equipping your apprentice. We can find the pattern of developing apprentices in 2 Tim. 2:2. "And the things you have heard me say in the presence of many witnesses entrust to reliable men who will also be qualified to teach others." Timothy was Paul's apprentice. Moses trained Joshua as apprentice. Jesus' disciples followed Him around, helping Him and learning from Him. Apprenticeship is the Bible way of developing future leaders. In about three to four months after you start meetings your apprentice could be ready to start his/her own group. Before letting your apprentice start leading a new group you will have to make sure he/she is capable of doing that. Allow your apprentice to watch you closely as you lead. Let him/her practice leading the discussion sometimes. After he/she starts a new group he/she still will be a part of your original group, meeting on a different day of the week. The work of training an apprentice is very rewarding. It is the way for the kingdom of God to grow in geometrical progression as you train future shepherds and they, in turn, train others.
1. Why do we need to develop an apprentice?
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