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January 2004
Campaign-Driven Small Group Programs – We Got a Lot of People into Groups, Now What?
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Quantity and Quality
By Dan Lentz | Published 01/5/2004 | Models and Strategy , January 2004 Unrated
How do you start moving more people into biblical community through small groups? There are many ways, but two in particular highlight the decisions that small group directors and church leaders face.
We got a lot of people into groups Now What?
By Brett Eastman | Published 01/4/2004 | Models and Strategy , January 2004 Unrated
I can remember it like it was yesterday. I was only on staff at Saddleback Church for a few weeks and Rick told me he reserved seats for over 800 men on 7 different 747’s headed for Washington, DC for the Promise Keeper Event.
Long-Term Versus Short-Term Success in Small Group Ministry
By Joel Comiskey | Published 01/3/2004 | Models and Strategy , January 2004 Unrated

Successful small group ministry is like running a marathon and not a 50-yard dash. It thrives when the end is kept in view.

Connecting Through Campaigns
By Shane Frazier | Published 01/2/2004 | Planning and Transitioning , January 2004 Unrated
Connecting over 900 people through the 40 Days of Purpose campaign was incredible! It was our first taste at what an "in-home small group was all about.  So the 40 days come and go, now what? 
Seeking God’s Purpose in a Small Group Campaign
By Michael C. Mack | Published 01/1/2004 | Models and Strategy , January 2004 Unrated
Our church utilized the 40 Days of Purpose campaign.  We did not agree philosophically with much of the small groups component. However, my intention is not to condemn campaigns per se, but simply to say that we need to be careful to follow the Biblical pattern when implementing campaigns.


 
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