We believe Jesus tells us in Matthew 28:18-20 that making disciples is leading some people to faith in Christ, and helping them grow to maturity in Him.
of ordinary people
committed to the work
to whom we've been sent
The Union is a network of believers who share the common goal of loving and serving Christ through making disciples. By helping those around us who are searching for God through all the stages of their spiritual lives - from birth through maturity - we seek to take personal ownership of Jesus's instructions to make disciples who in turn make other disciples. Comprised of Christians in many different stages of life and scattered throughout the country, the Union's goal is to foster support and facilitate connections amongst kindred spirits who are engaged in work that can be both difficult and lonely but that will nonetheless always draw us closer to Christ.
"I created my own AAU basketball team called Faith and Basketball to share the gospel with the next generation. At practice we have bible studies, pray, and build relationships... Living life and investing/discipling the youth is very important to me and my wife Kayla. 1Thessalonians 2:8
"Why is making disciples of the people in our lives a compelling mission to pursue? It is what God has called us to and there is no more important purpose here on earth. Matthew 16:26 For what will it profit a man if he gains the whole world and forfeits his soul? Or what shall a man give in return for his soul?"
"Everyone ought to have a chance to know God and what His Son did for us. Discipling among my world of friends, coworkers, neighbors and family gives an opportunity for that."
Being part of the Union is simple:
You are making disciples (think it's a good idea to make disciples) of the people in your everyday life, both Christians and non-Christians.
Get on our mailing list by emailing theunion.me@gmail.com
You are connecting with others in the Union. A good place to start would be to email someone in the "Places" section.
1. Make a list - a list of people in your life.
2. Pray for those on your list.
3. Love them well - spend time with them, serve, do good.
4. Lead them to Christ - share the gospel in word and deed.
5. Help them grow - teach them to obey Jesus.
6. Community - talk some others into doing this with you.
Contact: Bryan and Erin Thigpen
Contact: Jane Sugiura
Contact: Kyu Ho Lee
Contact: Tim Chou
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