This full pack is designed for churches that have launched small groups programs in the past, but are still waiting for the ministry to fully take root. It's also for churches that encountered a negative experience with small groups in the past, but want to try again.
This Training Pack contains all of the following:
My Favorite HeroThe example of Nehemiah shows us what it takes to make a difference for God. John Ortberg
Key Principles for Re-LaunchingJohn Atkinson discusses several important factors for small-groups ministries contemplating a re-launch. Christianity Today
Look Backward, Look ForwardUse these tools to evaluate past failures and plan for future success. Rick Lowry
Gene Therapy for Small GroupsHere is a checklist of the vital steps in small-group evolution. John Atkinson
Creating a “Discipling Community”Learning from your mistakes is a vital step in starting over again. James R. Tozer with Daniel W. Pawley
A Women’s Group Ministry Is RevivedLearn the benefits of moving away from a one-size-fits-all approach. Denise Farrar with Judie Amen
The Warehouse with WingsLearn to deal with the inevitable resistance caused by leadership drag. Craig Brian Larson
The Value of MistakesThe best leaders aren’t afraid of a reasonable mess. Steve Matthewson
What Went Wrong? Here are seven reasons why small-group ministries fail to soar. Jack Dyson
Chronic Jump-Start SyndromeIs your small-group ministry suffering from this common disease? Dan Lentz
The A-B-Cs of Small-Group ResuscitationHere are three important steps to restoring the life of your small-group ministry. Reid Smith
Starting OverHere are the benefits of using a finesse approach when re-launching. Bill Tenny-Brittian
Developing an Invitational CultureUse this practical activity to help evaluate your church’s methods of attracting people into small groups. Brooke B. Collision
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