Small group ministry is fun and exciting but it also has its challenges. As a ministry leader the articles in this category are tailored to your needs. Check back often to read new articles because this is one of the frequently updated sections that you have access to as a subscriber!
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Written by Frank Chiapperino
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As the point person for a small group ministry it is critical that your leaders feel connected to you, your mission, and your vision for small groups in your church. It is not something that happens in a miraculous way. It is something that happens because you, as the ministry leader, cause it to happen.
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Written by Ells Karchner
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The invitations for the monthly Men's Breakfast meeting I organize state that the purpose is for men to build relationships with men and Jesus.
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Written by Ells Karchner
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I have learned over many years how to meet and talk with people. Was it simple or easy? Not for me as it took effort and time, and still does, but it has been rewarding. I have met some great and fun people in my life and anticipate meeting many more. Many of you fit into that category.
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Written by Terri Stone
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I just spent the last 10 days at 3 different conferences: Willow Creek Community Church's Group Life Conference, the Orchard Group's Annual Retreat and the Catalyst Conference. Even though it's difficult be away from home that long, the time away was worth it. The information shared at the conferences was great, but it wasn't the information that gave me a fresh look at group life.
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Written by Frank Chiapperino
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In every small group there should always be a tension felt on the topic of openness and intimacy. Openness would mean that the group is inviting others to be a part of it. Intimacy defined as deep, lasting relationships where spiritual transformation takes place. |
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