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Making Your Small Groups Better
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FI Seminar 2010/1
Making Your Small Groups Better
Small group has been an important part of church life. It helps the church to be lively and maturing the congregation.
Speaker: Rev. Dr Jennifer Turner
Date : 2.00pm- 9.30pm, Saturday 9 January 2010
Place :
A. Synopsis
Whenever churches have been alive and maturing, small groups have been an important part of their life. Small groups can help us to grow spiritually and care for each other in ways that satisfy our deepest longings as human beings. But it doesn’t happen automatically. There is much we can learn from experience about how to have good groups and make good groups even better.
B. Areas to be covered
i) How can I expect to benefit from being in a small group?
ii) Building community and caring in a small group
iii) Helping my small group to be a good learning experience
C. Speaker
Rev. Dr. Jennifer Turner has been faithfully serves the Lord in the field of teaching and lecturing for more than two decades. She lives in
Most of us take small groups, cell groups or bible study groups for granted as part of our church activities. It will come as a surprise that the small group movement started only about 30 years ago. Jennifer and John Mallison were instrumental in starting the Small Group Network in Australia. It was a pleasantly paced seminar with Jennifer sharing her past experiences with small groups and giving us pointers on how to make our small groups better.
