Starting Late, Ending Late: Does Watching the Clock Matter in Groups?
Here are three ways to manage time in your group’s meeting.
Ending a Group Well
No matter what kind of group, a time will come when your season of leadership or meeting together is over. It’s up to the group leader to work with their area pastor and group members to make a plan for finishing strong.
Prayer: The Privilege and Responsibility of Every Leader
When we’re called upon to pray for others on a team and in groups, whether a midsized, a home group, or even a special interest group, the following principles and tips help us create an authentic, meaningful experience.
Making the Most of Your Group’s Christmas Holiday Break
It can be healthy for your group to break for two to eight weeks over the Christmas holidays, but how can we help our group’s relational momentum to not stall out or to stumble into the end of the year? If we’re intentional about it, December can be one of the best times of the year to build relationships in our groups.
Why We Track Attendance
One responsibility of a group leader is to ensure a meeting summary is filled out online after group gathering. Why is this two-minute task so important?
Facilitating Meaningful Prayer in Groups
Here are some ways you can become more intentional and creative in leading your group prayer time.
Am I Caretaking or Caregiving?
People can be messy. Groups are messy. When problems, trauma and red-flag patterns arise in the group, how can we show we care without burning out?
A Fun Way to Boost Energy and Engagement in Groups
Icebreakers that actually work…!
When Is It Wise to Cancel Our Group Meeting?
5 Thoughts to Consider Before You Send Out That Message…
Building Connection Through Sharing Our Stories in Groups
Sharing stories is a natural and authentic way to build connection with one another.
