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Group Dynamics What do we want our groups to DO? Group Dynamics are the Key Only see them Dont understand through how people one paradigm behave in a group setting. 4 Kinds Connectedness Public Social Personal Intimate

Group Dynamics What do we want our groups to DO?
Group Dynamics are the Key Only see them Don’t understand through how people one paradigm behave in a group setting.
4 Kinds Connectedness • Public • Social • Personal • Intimate Information we have presented on Group Dynamics comes from Joseph Myers book the Search To Belong , Reggie McNeil Missional Renaissance and Nelson Searcy Activate .
• Provision – Acts 2:44-45 • Communion and Worship – Acts 2:46 • Evangelism – Acts 5:42 • Prayer – Acts 12:12 • Encouragement – Acts 16:40 What took place in in Acts?
Group Dynamics The one major all-encompassing purpose for group dynamics is the transformation of a person’s life through biblical community .
What are the Transferable Values? 1. Missional 2. Community 3. Leader Development 4. Multiplication

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