discipleship and discipleship multiplication

Discipleship refers to the process of becoming a follower or student of someone, particularly in the context of spiritual or religious teachings. It involves learning, growing, and modeling one's life after the teachings and example of the person being followed, commonly known as the mentor or spiritual leader. Discipleship multiplication, on the other hand, refers to the intentional and systematic process of training and equipping individuals to become disciples who can then disciple others. It focuses on reproducing disciples, who in turn reproduce more disciples, thus creating a multiplying effect in spreading the teachings and principles of a particular faith or philosophy.

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