Small Groups…’cause we’re all a little weird

As the school year gets started this week, we are gearing up for one of the main components of our IMPACT Student Ministry – small groups!

We love small groups because we have seen how effective they can be in helping students develop relationships with one another and together grow in a relationship with Jesus. We have students who are now married or off to college that still stay in touch with small group leaders. We also have current students who look forward to the start of small groups each school year. Small groups are a good tool to build relationships and help grow our spiritual maturity.

Our push for small groups this year is “join a small group . . . ’cause we’re all a little weird.”  I’m grateful to my friends at DownloadYouthMinistry.com for the video we are using.  Check it out below.

If you are an IMPACT student, you can sign up for small groups on-line. Our church website has a space for you to register.  If you haven’t done so, go sign up!

We’re looking forward to a great year of small groups!

If you are still not sure, check out this video:

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Why Join a Small Group?

We kicked off small groups for the new school year this past weekend.  Like many student ministries and churches, we try to connect as many students as we can to a small group.  We’re always looking for ways to promote the concept of small groups and encourage students to be involved.

Josh Griffin at Saddleback posted this video as a promo for small groups. Funny take off of a current TV commercial.

Circles Are Better Than Rows – Part 2 – VIDEOS!

This morning I was catching up on email and saw these two AWESOME videos that point people to join small groups. If you are still on the fence about whether you should join a small group, let these musical messages point you in the right direction!

LIFE GROUPS (aka Small Groups) WIN NO MATTER WHAT!

Life Groups Win from HSM on Vimeo.

SMALL GROUPS IS WHERE IT’S AT!