Year-Round Mentoring Group
on Disciple-Making for Leaders

with John Musselman

What Mentors and Graduates Are Saying

“This course came at a perfect time during my ministry when I felt like I was plateauing. The course helped me get refocused on what God has called me to do here and gave me some really great ideas on how to reformat the structure of how I do discipleship to make it more effective. I am so thankful that ELF offers these YRM Courses. I love being able to have access to excellent teachers that are so knowledgeable, humble and that have a strong passion for Christ. I also enjoy meeting other people that are in similar ministries throughout Europe..”

— Greg Sivulka, missionary in Sebia

“I am a pastor of a young and growing church in Gdansk, north Poland. We see the need for discipleship in our evangelical churches. This YRM has equipped me for more fruitful ministry, to take better care of the people God sends to our church. This YRM will help to build God's church deeper, stronger and more devoted to Christ.”

— Adrian Stróżek, Poland

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Programme Overview

Interested applicants need first to apply and be accepted to the 2027 Forum before filling out an application specific to the Disciple-Making Year-Round Mentoring Network.


PLAN:

  • A four-day private Network at the 2027 European Leadership Forum, 22-27 May

  • A Pre-Forum dinner with all participants on Saturday evening, 22 May 2027

  • A one-on-one meeting with John Musselman during the Forum

  • Six two-hour webinars with assignments between the 2027 and 2028 Forums

  • A three-day retreat from 29th November to 1st December 2027

  • A Pre-Forum Conference before the 2028 Forum on Friday evening and all-day Saturday, 19-20 May 2028


GOAL

To provide Christian leaders with comprehensive training in disciple-making, including biblical and theological foundations; historic and contemporary applications and methods; and a careful analysis of every stage in the discipling process. This initiative seeks to:

  1. Foster personal development in the context of peer relationships.

  2. Strengthen a commitment to disciple others in the words and ways of Jesus.

  3. Encourage a passion and devotion for training a new generation of mature, reproducing leaders for the exponential spread of the gospel throughout Europe and beyond.

QUALIFICATIONS

Participation in this Network is by invitation only. Participants should be men who are spiritually mature Evangelical leaders, who are actively involve in evangelism and discipleship, and who are willing to commit to becoming part of a learning community.

PARTICIPANTS

Eight to twelve Christian leaders who are highly interested: (1) in furthering their understanding of how Jesus trained the twelve Apostles to reach the world with the gospel; (2) in developing and improving their knowledge and skills in biblical disciplemaking; (3) in learning more about the process of personal sanctification and how people grow to maturity in Christ; (4) in engaging in spiritual multiplication to help reach the world with the gospel of Jesus Christ; (5) in becoming a part of a healthy, committed learning community; and (6) in fulfilling all of the requirements for participating in the Year-Round Initiative.

 

YRM Leader

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John Musselman

John Musselman is the President of the Jackson Institute, a leadership development organization whose mission is to contribute to the cultural, intellectual, and spiritual formation of individuals who are on a passionate quest to be welcomed, received, and acknowledged by God. He studied at the University of Alabama (BS, Mathematics), Reformed Theological Seminary (MDiv), and Fuller Theological Seminary (DMin). After serving on the staffs of Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida and Perimeter Church in Atlanta, he founded the Jackson Institute in 1991. John’s passion is reflected in the vision of the Jackson Institute: “to permeate the kingdom of God with reproducing leaders.” He has authored Classic Discipleship, a manual for equipping leaders in Christian discipleship, and The Holy Spirit and His Gifts. In addition, he has edited John Bunyan’s The Pilgrim’s Progress, A.B. Bruce’s classic work, The Training of the Twelve, and Thomas Watson’s Man’s Chief End: God’s Glory. He and his wife, Colleen, live in Atlanta, Georgia.

Application Process

To apply:

  1. Thoroughly review the curriculum.

  2. Complete the online application.

  3. Once you have completed this application, if your experience and responsibilities match this Network’s aims, you will be asked to have online interviews with Emanuel Tundrea and John Musselman.

  4. We will contact you as soon as possible.

If you have questions, contact us at initiatives@euroleadership.org.