Most small groups are made of a mixture of people—differences in age, marital status, learning styles, gender, or even spiritual maturity. And everyone can learn a lot through this kind of diversity. On the other hand, diversity makes it more likely that we'll leave someone out in our discussions.
Use this Assessment Pack to determine if you're engaging everyone in your group—and gain great ideas for getting everyone involved. Discover whether you're sharing ownership, appealing to multiple learning styles, and more.
For a sample from this resource, see Share the Ownership.
Leader's Guide
Leader Responsibilities
Are Group Members Experiencing Life Change?
Take a deeper look at several categories of group life.
By Rick Lowry
Do I Engage Different Learning Styles?
Addressing how different people learn gives you a better shot at engaging them.
By Scottie May and Sam O'Neal
Sensory Small Groups
Use all five senses to help group members engage.
By Danny R. Von Kanel
Accountable Application
Don't forget to engage your group with application questions.
By Mark Ingmire
Are You Listening to Group Members?
Take time to practice the fine art of listening.
By David Ping
Practical Ways to Reach People of Different Generations
Ideas that work for everyone
Compiled by the editors of SmallGroups.com
Cultivating a Disciple-Making Environment for Everyone
Create an environment that encourages the disciple-making process.
By Reid Smith
Group Member Involvement
Share the Ownership
Thirteen roles to get everyone involved
By Jay Firebaugh
Create Comfort
Make new believers and seekers comfortable among mature believers.
By Reid Smith
Further Exploration
Total number of pages - 23 pages
You have permission to make up to 1,000 copies of this resource for use within your local church.
