Training Events in Honduras A Great Success

I have just returned from our very large Training Event near Tegucigalpa, Honduras.  It was a great time and we are very exited about this great event.

 Our team conducted 2 different training events.  First we had a Level 2 Training event that was attended by over 40 people.  These have already been trained in the basics of church planting movements and have begun to implement the practices.  This training was for the purpose of encouraging these leaders and helping with issues that are being met in the field.  We had numerous comments that this was a very helpful event.

Following this training, the team conducted the Level 1 training.  About half of the Level 2 trainees remained for the Level 1 training.  About 100 people took the Level 1 training, which is designed to cover the basics of CPM and disciple making movements.  This training included a spiritual focus with Anthony Fouts bringing messages of commitment and anointing.  The training was inspirational, informational, and practical.  Every participant left with a Megavoice machine, the inductive studies in written form, and all the training materials.

The training team included: Randy Travis, Linda Travis, Keith Travis, Anthony Fouts,and David Parish, from the United States, and the Honduran team of Adiel Ponce, Daniel Ortega, Jacobo Hernandez, Oscar Hernandez, Carlos Andrade, Mario Mejia, Tesla Mejia, and Rigoberto Colindres.

The trainings included leaders from 17 different denominations.  Trainees were from 11 different departments (states) of Honduras.  This training has the potential to touch a vast area of the nation of Honduras.

We are expecting great things from this training event.  In the months ahead we will be hearing reports from the trainees as they make disciples and plant churches.

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Anonymous said…
I'm hoping to team up with your ministry.

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