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What Do I Do Next With My Small Group?

// March 4th, 2010 // No Comments » // small groups

Whether your group has been together a long time or just a few months it can be challenging for a leader to decide what to do next with their small group.  Use these ideas to help you gain some perspective through some key questions to evaluate your small group.
When trying to figure out where to take [...]

Aha! – A Free Online Ministry Conference

// March 2nd, 2010 // No Comments » // conferences, leadership, technology

Ministry is hard.  It just is… there are challenges we face in ministry that invigorate us and challenges that discourage us.  However, there is something that I find extremely helpful to pull me through the discouraging challenges… OTHER LEADERS.  Connecting with others in ministry is vital to the life of a pastor, and we’ve got [...]

Google Buzz

// February 15th, 2010 // 1 Comment » // Uncategorized

Google has been attempting to engage deeply in social media for quite some time and they might have just launched a tool to help them make a bigger impact.  Google Buzz has arrived.  Ben Parr (Mashable) said this regarding Google Buzz:
While it’s still very early into Buzz’s life cycle, initial indications show that Google has [...]

Free Training With Small Group Experts!

// February 10th, 2010 // No Comments » // conferences, small groups

If you can be near a PC on February 18th you wont want to miss this event.  It is not often that you can participate in something like this with group leaders around the country and the best part is that its FREE.
Greg Bowman (co-author of Coaching Life-Changing Small Group Leaders), Lyman Coleman (the father [...]

Bringing Hope to Haiti

// January 25th, 2010 // 3 Comments » // life struggle, stories, technology

Haiti is among the poorest nations in the world and the poorest nation in the western hemisphere.  Before the earthquake the average Haitian would live on less than 2-3 dollars per day.  One missionary recently said this on twitter,

“The worst effects are emotional… no smiles on the street and a sense of despair.”

Haiti needs hope.  [...]

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