Travis Whims

Travis Whims is the director of ministry for Discipleship International. It is the desire of Discipleship International to train up Christians to train up other Christians. Using the Bible as our guide and the Equip to Serve training program as a tool we desire to see a stronger Christian church one Christian at a time. There are both local and international aspects to Discipleship International’s ministry, partnering with local ministries to help them team and train their own people. Travis’s key focus regions internationally are India and Kenya.

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Discipleship International (New Westminster, BC)

Written by Travis Whims

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