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Michael C. Mack
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 Mike is Small Groups Pastor at Northeast Christian Church in Louisville, Kentucky. He has also served in small group ministry positions at churches in Anderson, Indiana and Boise, Idaho. He founded SmallGroups.com (The Small Group Network) in 1995. He is the author of several books and small group guides, including Leading from the Heart: A Group Leader’s Guide to Passionate Ministry (TOUCH). Mike leads small group conferences and seminars and does small group consulting in churches across the country. He and his wife, Heidi, live in Pewee Valley, Kentucky, with their four school-aged children. Mike received his BBA from the University of Cincinnati (1983) and his MA from Cincinnati Bible Seminary (1993). Mike’s interests include playing and watching most sports, as well as bicycling.
Contact Info
Michael C. Mack
Pastor of Small Groups
Northeast Christian Church
9900 Old Brownsboro Rd.
Louisville, KY 40241
Phone: 502-212-5241
Fax: 502/212-0012
E-mail: micmac@smallgroups.com
Website: http://www.growingingroups.com
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Articles by this Author
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When I first heard about The Small Group Study Bible I wondered why the world needs another small group Bible. Isn't the Serendipity Bible for Study Groups enough?
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Dynamic Feedback
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Evaluation Resources
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Hare a few resources that include helpful information on evaluation. Some of these include evaluation forms.
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Concerns of Small Group Members
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Murphy Belding, small groups minister at Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, Kentucky, put together for his leaders a list of eight concerns of small group members. You may want to use these to plan topics for future meetings.
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Team Tune Up
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Teams, says author Charlene B. Adair-Heeley, need to critique themselves regularly to stay on track. It is like weight control-it's easier to take off five pounds a week for ten weeks than to lose fifty pounds all at one time.
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From the Editor
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Starting Small Groups-and Keeping Them Going
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There are tons of "how-to" small group materials on the market these days. Some of them, unfortunately, are not very good.
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Conflict Is Good
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God uses conflict, disagreements, even pain in groups. He works through these "obstacles" to bring about his purposes. How?
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Living Proof Video Series
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"Witnessing can be as natural as a cup of coffee with a neighbor or a lively tennis game with a co-worker. You don't need any special talent for it," say the producers of the Living Proof video series.
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