Mentoring is the art and practice of working side by side of two or more parties who agree to learn from each other. in the process, both the mentor and the mentee get to appreciate each other’s efforts towards a particular course.

He gives practical guidance on a learning trajectory to model learning by practice.

He’s also available to share out his heart through words besides the practical learning action points.

Not quite! I just try to be available to give the requisite guidance whenever necessary.

Should be willing to learn from the wealth of experience and guidance of the mentor.

Yes. In each of the instances, I had to make the efforts to try and mend the relationships either by way of apologizing or trying to get into the other party’s position.

It requires a lot more patience to teach adults.

By cultivating the attribute of patience and regular follow ups to encourage the adult learners to make some progress.

By being available to walk side by side with the mentee at whatever expense.

Mentoring is critical to a succesful mentoring relationship.

Both the mentor and mentee must cooperate to have a succesful mentoring experience.

Our Cohort has been so quiet! I wonder when we have our next online group meeting!

It’s also exciting to learn that planting of new churches helps revamp existing and plateaued churches. This is something so new to me.

That’s awesome. I’d be very glad to do that.

This is indeed very critical. The very essence of why this course is coming at the most appropriate time.

Can you see me now? I just finished assignment one😄.

Am struggling to revisit all the four videos as a recap for our meeting later today!

Starting with the end in mind, our first Church Plant in our area began in the reverse order and for sure, we really did struggle.

Wally, kindly take not of this experience for a subject of later conversation as we share experiences a long the journey.

Very exciting indeed!

These are very critical and valuable guides in establishing healthy churches.

Am inspired and have got to see some of the pitfalls I never knew of.

Looking forward to go the next subsequent steps.

Very powerful, indeed!

The Text and Context aspects of Church planting have really come through very handy.

At a first glance, the graph reminded me about ‘the Circle of Influence’ in cross cultural communication; thereby helping me to put into context the geographical context of our Church ministry.

That’s similar to our own case in my hometown. Encouraging that a single church can’t reach everyone in a locality.

I liked the analogy about a dog barking simply because it’s a dog. Similarly, a church being missions because that’s what a church should do.

I also came a live to fact that proximity aids discipleship. So exciting, indeed!