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Get Your Group to Loosen Up

By Michael C. Mack | Published 05/6/1999 | May 1999 , Fun and Fellowship Unrated

Is your group dry and boring? Would you like to bring some fun and lightness into the group? Solomon had some advice for what ails many groups: "A cheerful heart is good medicine" (Proverbs 17:22).

Getting Together and Going Away

By Tami Rudkin | Published 05/5/1999 | May 1999 , Fun and Fellowship Unrated

There is nothing quite like getting together with your small group and getting away from the humdrum of the weekly routine. New relationships blossom and old ones deepen.

Blah Busters

By Sue Kline | Published 05/4/1999 | May 1999 , Taking Breaks Unrated

Sooner or later, it happens to every group. You’re moving along just fine – and then the blahs strike. The people in your group bore you. Scripture is dry as dust.

Breaking Down Barriers

By Tami Rudkin | Published 05/3/1999 | May 1999 , Transparency Unrated

Do the people in your group really know each other? Do they laugh together and cry together? Do they share their inner thoughts and feelings in an atmosphere of reciprocal transparency?

Two Fun Ideas for Your Group

By Michelle Howe | Published 05/2/1999 | May 1999 , Ice Breakers Unrated

Untangle That Web!

Get Them Questioning to Help Them Learn

By Michael C. Mack | Published 05/1/1999 | Leadership Development , May 1999 Unrated

When training small group leaders, it is important that they are ready and willing to learn.