The goal of Community Group Training is to address challenges that leaders have self-identified and help them feel competent to equip their groups well. Have questions? Reach out to your campus pastor or GroupLife leader.
Grace Church, Community Group Training
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The goal of Community Group Training is to address challenges that leaders have self-identified and help them feel competent to equip their groups well. Have questions? Reach out to your campus pastor or GroupLife leader.
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8/9/2021
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May 22, 2023
19: Capitalizing on the use of Right now media
<p>In this episode, Chris Rivers and Scott Freeman discuss RightNow Media, a streaming library with over 20,000 resources and videos. RightNow Media can be a helpful tool for community group leaders as they lead their group members, and is also beneficial in leader’s personal faith walk. Register for a free account below!</p> <p>RESOURCES: </p> <p>Custom sign-up link<a href="https://app.rightnowmedia.org/join/gracechurchsc">https://app.rightnowmedia.org/join/gracechurchsc</a></p> <p> </p> <p>Text Code:</p> <p>Text: GRACECHURCHSC</p> <p>To: 49775</p> <p><br></p>
March 20, 2023
18: Care and Recovery at Grace Church
<p>In this episode, Chris Rivers and Scott Freeman speak with Jennifer Dill, Grace Church’s Care Director. There are many forms of biblical community available at Grace Church. Sometimes, community groups are not the best fit for people during certain seasons. Jennifer and Scott discuss different ways to be a part of community at Grace and what it looks like as leaders to talk with group members about taking steps towards helpful biblical community.</p>
January 16, 2023
17 Leading an Efficient and Effective Community Group Meeting
<p>In this episode, Scott Freeman and Chris Rivers discuss some strategies for leading an efficient and effective group meeting. The main purpose of our groups is to create an environment with the opportunity for life change and we also want to lead meetings people look forward to attending. Scott and Chris discuss 5 ideas to help you lead in this way.</p> <p><strong>RESOURCES:</strong></p> <p>Last months Community Group Leader Training Episode: (https://open.spotify.com/episode/3ZOIFyzXIGVUZqJm3LPgIX)</p> <p>Adopting a Coaching Mindset with Kelly Hunt: https://resources.gracechurchsc.org/podcasts/men-at-grace/adopting-a-coaching-mindset-in-parenting/</p>
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