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Greetings, friends! I’ve just returned from a remarkable gathering of leaders from larger churches—mostly within the Church of England—who are courageously stepping into the adventure of discipleship multiplication. In a context shaped by deep tradition and strong institutional structures, these leaders are asking bold questions: What would it look like for our local churches to take on movemental forms? How can we see ordinary believers equipped to multiply disciples? It was a joy to walk alongside them, offering input, sharing best practices, and providing coaching. My friend John McGinley has been pioneering this vision across our nation, and it’s inspiring to see more and more leaders catching hold of it.

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Today brings you the second episode in the series. In this deeply personal conversation, Victor John—the founding leader of the Bhojpuri movement, with a conservative estimate of 4 million disciples—shares the second of two core elements of his impactful leadership: leading with tangible love. This offers a rare glimpse into the heart and the relational approach of a leader God has used to transform millions. If after listening you want to go deeper, I recommend Victor’s book Breakthrough Leadership.

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Warmly,

Emanuel Prinz - Father’s beloved, movement activist

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