discipleship
[ dih-sahy-puhl-ship ]
/ dɪˈsaɪ pəlˌʃɪp /
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noun
the condition or situation of being a disciple, a follower, or a student of some philosophy, especially a follower of Christ:The priest was known for his lifelong discipleship to St. Thomas Aquinas.
the group of original followers of Christ in His lifetime:The key to Jesus' discipleship was his personal trust in his disciples.
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