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7 Practices of Disciple Making Churches: New Research on What Works in North America

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NEW RESEARCH REVEALING THE 7 PRACTICES THAT MULTIPLY DISCIPLES
Most North American churches are busy—but not multiplying. Many still lack a reproducible pathway from conversion to disciple making. In 7 Practices of Disciple Making Churches, Bobby Harrington, Josh Howard, and Mason Eagle reveal “Level 5” churches where multiplication is the culture. Through case studies and clear criteria, they identify seven shared practices and show how to build them into your church’s everyday rhythms—so disciples make disciples, right where you are.
“The authors have put gasoline on the fire of the Great Commission in our time. This book comes from practitioners rather than consultants.”
Jim Putman, author, pastor, and leader atthe Relational Discipleship Network
“A valuable tool in the hands of anyone who wants to get serious about developing a disciple making culture.”
Jeff Vanderstelt, author and executive director, Saturate
“The disciple making resource pastors have been asking for—grounded not in theory, but in proven practice.”
Vick Green, CEO, Replicate Ministries

DR. BOBBY HARRINGTON is founding and lead pastor of Harpeth Christian Church near Nashville and cofounder and point leader of Renew.org and Discipleship.org. He has authored or edited dozens of books on disciple making and theology. He is a Canadian who lives in Franklin, Tennessee, with his wife, and they have two children and six grandchildren.
JOSH HOWARD raises disciples who make disciples and churches that multiply. In 2015 he launched Ignite, which has helped catalyze more than 50,000 churches started in about ten years in South Asia. He serves with Discipleship.org and E3 Partners and coauthored No Turning Back and Igniting Movements. He and his wife, Lashi, have three children.

180 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 17, 2026

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