Making Disciples for Christ in Seven Days / Pierre, Othnel / Paperback / LSI

TEACH Services received the following review: “If the completion of the proclamation of the gospel requires the combined effort of pastors and laity, any real step towards equipping them for the accomplishment of this task is of the utmost importance and of the most pressing demand. Here then is the vision which impassioned the spirit of Pastor Othnel Pierre and which generated in him the great desire to equip our members by making available to them this work, MAKING DISCIPLES FOR CHRIST IN SEVEN DAYS, a seemingly simple tool, but yet powerful enough to better train the army of the Lord to overthrow the strongholds of the formidable adversary by submitting them to King Jesus. We praise the author's initiative and say: Glory to God!” — Pasteur Yrvain Jean-Philippe Ph. D.

TEACH Services received the following review: “The evidence of nature makes it inexcusable to eliminate God from its testimony. In His love, God uses, in addition to the cosmos, humans, created in His image, to proclaim his Commandments. Human disobedience and estrangement from God, however, do not dissuade the Most High from maintaining His relationship with His creation. God’s plan for renewal and happiness, coupled with redemption, are the excellent gifts which the Lord gives to His children. During this time of pandemic, Pastor Othnel Pierre utilizes the publication method to work tirelessly in search of souls thirsty for the water of life that only Jesus Christ gives. This collection, MAKING DISCIPLES FOR CHRIST IN SEVEN DAYS, represents an easy guide leading any reader to the source of this water of life.” — Aléus Alcin Elder, Mitspa SDA Church

TEACH Services received the following review: “MAKING DISCIPLES FOR CHRIST IN SEVEN DAYS is not an express program of evangelism, nor is it the end of mass evangelistic campaigns. This is the catalog of a disciple's life preparing to meet the Lord Jesus. It is a program that educates and strengthens. It is also a guide to "returning to the old paths," to a life of service for the Master in a postmodern world—a postmodern world which does not deny religion but empties it of its essence.” — Jean Josué Pierre Dean of the Faculty of Educational Sciences, Adventist University of Haiti

TEACH Services received the following review: “According to the Bible, one of the most important roles of the pastor is to work for “the perfecting of the saints for the work of ministry and for the building up of the body of Christ.” By producing this concise work, Pastor Othnel Pierre responds to the biblical imperative. It also empowers lay members to take an active role in spreading the gospel by ministering to all believers. For too long the church has drifted into the mistaken position that undertaking Bible studies and conducting evangelism is the sole responsibility of the pastor. This booklet serves as a tool to reset the role of each member of the church in evangelism outreach.” — Daniel Honoré President of the Northeastern Conference of Seventh-day Adventists

TEACH Services received the following review: “This little manual is a practical tool that demonstrates the importance of individual involvement in evangelism. Above all, it aims to facilitate the task of every Christian in his divine mission to serve the Master. With this collection you can be confident in utilizing the basic essentials of evangelism. This goes beyond the star preacher at public evangelism campaigns and the few helpers seen up front … you no longer have to be only a spectator. Thus, the Glwa Pou Bondye Team joins me in first congratulating Pastor Othnel Pierre for this initiative and for encouraging you to make use of this new resource.” — Dorcéna Dorzilmé, MPA, B.Ed. Author, trainer, coach, speaker President of the Glwa Pou Bondye Team