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Betty Veldman Wieland
Betty Veldman Wieland has seen God radically transform lives through small groups in her 22 years at Christian Reformed Home Missions (www.crhm.org). She has served as Coffee Break International Director, Small Groups Director and team leader for Established Church Development. Betty loves people. She models team, motivates others to excellence and points lost people to Jesus. She co-authored with David Stark the book, Growing People Through Small Groups, due for a July, 2004 release by Bethany House. Betty has two adult sons and she and her husband live in Michigan. Contact Info Betty Veldman Wieland Author O-6915 Kenowa Ave Grandville, MI, 49418 Phone: 616-457-2275 Website: http://
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» Coffee Break Women’s Small Groups
By Betty Veldman Wieland | Published 04/3/2004 | Women , April 2004 | Unrated
It was watching young moms drop off their children at a church-sponsored, community outreach Story Hour program for preschoolers that prompted the very first Coffee Break Bible study for women.
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» What Small Group Leaders Need
By Betty Veldman Wieland | Published 02/6/2005 | Coaching Leaders , February 2005 | Unrated
When Katie asked to get together to talk about small groups, I readily agreed. She was bright and perceptive, an excellent leader. She loved her small group and they loved her, but that is not what her body language conveyed.
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» Dealing with Conflict
By Betty Veldman Wieland | Published 03/4/2005 | Solving Problems , March 2005 | Unrated
Conflict is a normal part of small group life. In fact, if we don’t have conflict, someone is not being honest. People are just too different from one another to avoid it completely.
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» Outreach Small Groups in the Church
By Betty Veldman Wieland | Published 06/4/2005 | June 2005 , Outreach | Unrated
Jesus was serious about relationships. He spent all night talking to his Father. He hung out with his disciples, listened to their questions, and taught them patiently.
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