The Fellowship
Young adults trained to live Scripture—not just study it.
In 2025, we celebrated the graduation of our third Fellowship Team—Caleb Stratemann, Jenifer Cortez, and Rob Townly.
Thanks to donor generosity, this seven-month experience remains fully funded and tuition-free.
The Fellowship isn’t a classroom—it’s a way of life.
Each morning begins together at the table, opening Scripture, asking honest questions, and learning to see the whole story of God from Genesis to Revelation. In community, young believers learn to:
Thanks to donor generosity, this seven-month experience remains fully funded and tuition-free.
The Fellowship isn’t a classroom—it’s a way of life.
Each morning begins together at the table, opening Scripture, asking honest questions, and learning to see the whole story of God from Genesis to Revelation. In community, young believers learn to:
- Study God’s Word faithfully
- Practice living it out daily
- Teach others with clarity and confidence
Local & Global Formation
Learning here. Serving everywhere.
Throughout the spring, teamers served across New Braunfels—supporting churches, mentoring students, and partnering with ministries in the city.
By summer, they were ready to take what they learned into cross-cultural contexts around the world.
Throughout the spring, teamers served across New Braunfels—supporting churches, mentoring students, and partnering with ministries in the city.
By summer, they were ready to take what they learned into cross-cultural contexts around the world.
Israel: Presence in a Time of War
A humble ministry of encouragement during great suffering.
In May, the team traveled to Israel during the ongoing October 7 War—an act of courage that brought comfort and hope everywhere they went.
They:
Their presence—humble, willing, Christ-centered—became a living picture of the Gospel in a place where hope was both fragile and fiercely needed.
In May, the team traveled to Israel during the ongoing October 7 War—an act of courage that brought comfort and hope everywhere they went.
They:
- Walked the land where Scripture unfolded
- Shared Shabbat meals with believing and non-believing families
- Served a local congregation during a season of strain
- Volunteered near the Gaza border to help a farmer whose workers had been displaced
Their presence—humble, willing, Christ-centered—became a living picture of the Gospel in a place where hope was both fragile and fiercely needed.
From Learning to Teaching: Impact in Peru
Turning training into real disciple-making
After studying and practicing the story, the next step was to teach it.
Their summer deployment across Peru included:
After studying and practicing the story, the next step was to teach it.
Their summer deployment across Peru included:
- In the mountains: loving and discipling children in an orphanage
- In Cuzco: strengthening churches and serving local leaders
- In the Amazon: encouraging a young body of believers
Eurasia: A New Chapter Through a Trusted Disciple-Maker
One disciple becoming a discipler of many.
This year we launched a new chapter in Eurasia through Eugene Postolache, a long-time disciple shaped and trained through Disciple Daily’s ministry. Eugene is the fruit of years invested in studying, practicing, and teaching God’s story—and now he represents Disciple Daily across the Eurasian region.
Arlie traveled with Eugene, our Eurasia Regional Director, to Tbilisi, Georgia, where they trained nearly 30 Muslim-background followers of Jesus from the Russian Caucasus. Many of these leaders serve in some of the most spiritually difficult and politically volatile areas of the region.
We are humbled to watch someone we once discipled now become a significant influence—teaching the next generation, strengthening leaders, and multiplying disciples through the same simple, story-based tools he learned with us.
Seeing Eugene flourish is a reminder of what God does through faithfulness over time: disciples become disciplers, and His story continues to spread where it is needed most.
This year we launched a new chapter in Eurasia through Eugene Postolache, a long-time disciple shaped and trained through Disciple Daily’s ministry. Eugene is the fruit of years invested in studying, practicing, and teaching God’s story—and now he represents Disciple Daily across the Eurasian region.
Arlie traveled with Eugene, our Eurasia Regional Director, to Tbilisi, Georgia, where they trained nearly 30 Muslim-background followers of Jesus from the Russian Caucasus. Many of these leaders serve in some of the most spiritually difficult and politically volatile areas of the region.
We are humbled to watch someone we once discipled now become a significant influence—teaching the next generation, strengthening leaders, and multiplying disciples through the same simple, story-based tools he learned with us.
Seeing Eugene flourish is a reminder of what God does through faithfulness over time: disciples become disciplers, and His story continues to spread where it is needed most.
Lone Oak: A Training Ground for Story-Formed Disciples
Where Scripture becomes tangible and community grows deep.
Even as improvements continue at The Meeting Place, Lone Oak has become a steady home for training, hospitality, and discipleship.
Experiencing the Feasts of the Lord
This year we hosted several Biblical Feast gatherings, helping people understand how God’s appointed times point to Jesus—both His fulfilled promises and the ones still to come.
Through short teaching, hands-on crafting, shared meals, and unhurried conversations, guests experienced the Feasts in a way that made Scripture tangible. These events created space for the next generation to see how God uses His appointed times to shape identity, faith, and hope.
Prescreening “October 7: Bearing Witness to the Massacre”
Lone Oak also became a safe place for believers to process difficult current events. We hosted two private prescreenings of the October 7 documentary, welcoming church leaders, young adults, and those seeking clarity in a confusing cultural moment.
The discussions that followed were honest and deeply needed—centered on discerning truth and viewing suffering through a biblical lens.
Even as improvements continue at The Meeting Place, Lone Oak has become a steady home for training, hospitality, and discipleship.
Experiencing the Feasts of the Lord
This year we hosted several Biblical Feast gatherings, helping people understand how God’s appointed times point to Jesus—both His fulfilled promises and the ones still to come.
Through short teaching, hands-on crafting, shared meals, and unhurried conversations, guests experienced the Feasts in a way that made Scripture tangible. These events created space for the next generation to see how God uses His appointed times to shape identity, faith, and hope.
Prescreening “October 7: Bearing Witness to the Massacre”
Lone Oak also became a safe place for believers to process difficult current events. We hosted two private prescreenings of the October 7 documentary, welcoming church leaders, young adults, and those seeking clarity in a confusing cultural moment.
The discussions that followed were honest and deeply needed—centered on discerning truth and viewing suffering through a biblical lens.
