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Discover how disciple-making becomes simple, practical, and reproducible. You'll explore the three essential elements of Jesus' disciple-making strategy—Time, Teaching, and Tactics—and learn how they work together to form mature disciples who make disciples. Designed for pastors, church staff, and ministry leaders, we'll offers a clear, biblical framework that can be implemented in any church context, helping you move from good intentions to a culture of intentional disciple-making.
Date: 8 August
Time: 10.00am-12.00pm
Location: Waterfront Church - Langdon Rd, Swansea SA1 8QY, United Kingdom
Cost: Free Event
Featuring Peyton Jones
Peyton Jones is part scholar, part practitioner, specializing in applied 1st century praxis that made the early church unstoppable. Jones has planted churches out of Starbucks, pubs, living rooms, and urban neighborhoods across three continents. After scaling a large church in Huntington Beach, California at the age of 22, he departed for the mission field, spending 12 formative years in Wales — including serving at Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones's historic Sandfields church — he planted a multiplication hub church before returning to plant one in urban Long Beach and, most recently, The Abbey in San Diego.
One of two main teachers at Through the Word, a Bible study platform reaching 12 million people, Jones's heart beats for the everyday believer to follow Jesus on the journey of making disciples. His best-selling books, including Church Zero (2014), Reaching the Unreached (2017), Church Plantology (2021), Discipology
While serving as bi-vocational for nearly 20 years — nurse, firefighter, barista, factory worker — Peyton founded NewBreed Training, a cross-denominational training collective specializing in mobilizing everyday believers to disciple like Jesus to plant like Paul using first century principles. During this time, he co-founded Church Planter Magazine, and five podcasts, including the Church Planter Podcast. He has also built training for networks and denominations, like the North American Mission Board.
He lives in San Diego with his wife, whom he fell in love with at 17, and their two daughters.