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Turbo groups are an effective way to train several new small-group leaders and co-leaders at once. They are also an excellent method for exposing potential leaders to the routines and requirements of a small group in order to gauge their willingness and capability for the role.This download, produced from material provided by Reid Smith of 2orMore, contains everything that is needed to launch and run an effective turbo group: easy-to-digest articles on the basics of small-group leadership, forms for updates and record-keeping, and an extensive five-week curriculum designed to mold potential leaders into effective leaders.
Articles
An Introduction to Turbo Groups
Here are the basic principles behind a key tool for multiplication
Mark 16:19-20
Ten Practices of Effective Small-Group Leaders
Follow these practical steps to get your group started in the right direction
1 Timothy 4:12
Seven Mistakes of New Small-Group Leaders
And how to avoid them when you're on the hot seat
1 Corinthians 3:6-7
The Power of Co-Leaders
Why you need a ministry partner, and how to develop one
Acts 13:2-3
Turbo-Group Curriculum
WEEK ONE: Small-Group Basics
Make sure your turbo-group members have a solid hold on the foundations of small-groups ministry
Matthew 18:20
WEEK TWO: Small-Group Fellowship
Creating an atmosphere conducive to healthy relationships
Acts 2:42
WEEK THREE: Small-Group Discipleship
Find curriculum, facilitate discussion, and manage conflict
Romans 15:14
WEEK FOUR: Small-Group Ministry
Empower your members to use their gifts for the Kingdom of God
Romans 12:6-8
WEEK FIVE: Small-Group Evangelism
Keep your group healthy by remaining outwardly focused
1 John 3:16-19
Turbo Group Discussion Guide
In-depth questions and activities to keep your turbo group running smoothly.
Resources
Form—New Group Profile
Form—Monthly Support Request
Further Exploration
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