It's great when you come across some great small group curriculum.  But it's even better when it's FREE.

Just came across this resource recently.  I've been reading M. Scott Boren's blog lately and happened upon this gem.  If you are not familiar with his two books, Missional Small Groups and one he cowrote Introducing the Missional Church, get them and read them.  They are exceptionally valuable.

Here's the gem.  Scott has a website of FREE stuff including video teaching via You Tube.  If you have Real Player Pro and something similar with the ability to capture online video you're set to burn them to DVD for your groups.  And Scott gives permission to do this.  

A couple of great studies to check out are The Journey Together: Training Groups for Effective Group Life.  This study is not just training for leaders but the whole group.  It is an excellent study for a new group.  It's similar to Zondervan's ReGroup: Training Groups to be Groups, but is more extensive.  Each person brings something different, both good and bad, to the group.  The Journey Together helps the whole group understand its function and dysfunctions and how to work together.

Another study goes along with the book Missional Small Groups and leads the group toward a more practical understanding and commitment to making a difference in one another's lives and their community.

Here's the link to the FREE stuff on the site. Click Here

Free awesome curriculum?  Who can pass that up?

Enjoy!

Footer notes

About Scott Boren,For almost 20 years, Scott has been working with churches to help them develop effective community through small groups that are on mission. This focus has required him to develop expertise in the areas of church leadership, church organization, change management, discipleship, and of course, small group dynamics and small group leadership. He has consulted with churches from 35 to 10,000 to help them develop and implement small groups that are on mission in their neighborhoods.M. Scott Boren's blog

This content is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution, NonCommercial, No Derivatives (learn more). The Network hosts user-submitted content. Posts don't necessarily imply CRCNA endorsement, but must comply with our Community Guidelines.
Subscribe to Comments
Mark for Review

Let's Discuss

We love your comments! Thank you for helping us uphold the Community Guidelines to make this an encouraging and respectful community for everyone.

Login or Register to Comment
Posted In

We want to hear from you.

Connect to The Network and add your own question, blog, resource, or job.

Add Your Post