Small Group Leadership TIPS of the past week as Tweeted, posted on the Small Group Leadership Facebook page, and posted on LinkedIn.

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Monday, 12/14: Pay attn and respond to ppl’s body language as well as verbal language. Study #kinesics. #facilitate

Tuesday, 12/15: Use your own body language to get ppl involved. Lean fwd, look at ppl, keep open posture… #facilitate

 
Wednesday, 12/16: #1 facilitating tip: Truly CARE about the ppl in the grp – their physical, emotional, spiritual needs.


Thursday, 12/17: Divide into same-gender subgroups of 2-4 for prayer, application, and ministry to 1 another. #community

Friday, 12/18: Keep God’s Word the foundation of every part of group life. Be comfortable with going to it often.

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Michael Mack has been involved in small group ministry as a pastor, writer, trainer, and speaker for more than 25 years. He founded SmallGroups.com in 1995 and started Small Group Leadership in 2012. He became the 12th editor of Christian Standard magazine in 2017 and continues to speak in churches about small groups, discipleship, and leadership. He lives in Pewee Valley, Kentucky (just outside Louisville), with his wife Heidi. They have four young adult children. Michael enjoys mountain and road biking with a group of friends. See the "About Michael Mack" page under About Us for more about him.

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