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	Case Study Small Groups and Mentoring Dilemmas Think through how you'll deal with relational problems in your small-groups ministry. See related Resource Bundle (Discounted Price!)	Store Code: CS07 Format: Word Document Premium Content - Click for info Price: $9.95 Add to Cart Join Now!

This pack features 5 Case Studies from the popular Building Church Leaders Training Themes that involve real life, common church situations. How do you handle small groups that have lost focus or purpose? What can be done if relationships sour? These discussion tools help your group think about the larger purposes of small groups and of the church. Each Case Study conveniently fits on one page, so they're easy to print, copy, and hand out.

This Resource contains all of the following:

We're Not Growing Anymore
What do you do when a group has lost its purpose?

Gary D. Preston

Wanted: Small Group Leaders
Finding the right people when they’re needed—now!

Gary D. Preston

Mentor, Pastor, Supervisor or Friend?
Could a jumble of roles be sorted out?

Lee Eclov

Too Close for Comfort
How do you handle someone who monopolizes a mentor’s time?

Lee Eclov

Can This Class Become Welcoming?
From stagnation to vitality.

Don Michael McDonald

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Topics:	Christian education, Difficult people, Fellowship, Growth, Health, Mentoring, Recruiting, Small groups
Filters:	Christian education, Discipleship, Shepherd, Small group leader, Small groups, Spiritual director
References:	2 Timothy 2:2 , Philippians 3:12-16 , Exodus 18:13-24
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