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Give The Meeting A Break And Let Group Life Begin
Sometimes it's essential to take a break in order to practice what you're learning.
Group Breaks
Does every small group need a planned vacation?
Your Group May Need A Vacation When . . .
Sometimes a vacation is the perfect solution to a small-group problem.
A Joy-Filled Small Group
The joy of the Lord is our strength.
Small Group Adventures
Some ideas to bring fun, adventure, and community to your small group.
Growing Fun
Fostering fun within a group is a little like growing a plant.
Group Evaluation and Celebration
Plan to conclude your year with your group in a positive way.
Worship and Small Groups
Worship is the heart and soul of small groups.
Put Prayer into Prayer Time
Ways to spend more time praying and less time giving requests.
Focusing Our Group Attitude
Some nuts-and-bolts ideas that will help your group get organized and focused.
Discovering Spiritual Gifts in the Small Group Setting
Small group members can provide valuable insight when assessing an individual's spiritual gifts.
Spiritual Gifts and Small Group Life
I believe that small groups are the best place to practice spiritual gifts.
How Small Groups "Discover" Spiritual Gifts
It is in the Body of Christ—in community and at work—that we discern our gifts.
A Church WITH Small Groups
Through small groups and other mid-size ministries, everyone can experience more in-depth community.
Ministering to Children & Youth in a Two-Chop Stick Church
We believe that children and youth are an integral part of the church now—not just in the future.
Developing Small Group Accountability
Creating a "safe place" where people can truly open up and share at a deep intimate level is an important step in developing real intimacy in small group community.
Resolutions Worth Making … and Keeping
It's easier to keep resolutions when you're in community than if you're going at it alone.
The Freedom that Comes from Vulnerability
Experiencing love from those who know our imperfections is a very powerful thing.
Expose Your Thorn in the Flesh
Being honest about your own shortcomings can be encouraging to those you're leading.