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The First Contact

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These are general resources designed to equip group leaders and facilitators and help them to grow in leading well.

How to apply Scripture to your life

Learning Design

Lesson flow for facilitators

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Principles for BMB Discipleship Groups

The First Contact

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These are general resources designed to support the participant in their personal devotional life between group meetings.

A Guide for Personal Devotion

A Simple Process for Memorisation

How to apply Scripture to your life

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The First Contact

The first contact is critical! It is an opportunity for Caregivers to put in the heart of the group member, the vital goal of becoming like Christ. Therefore, there is a warm welcome aspect, but there is also an intentional engagement, both at individual and group level.

1

The First Group Session

After introductions and making them feel welcome, discuss with the group members how the groups will function and discuss with them the following:

  • What are BMBs looking for? What are their expectations for this group?
  • What are their real needs in terms of priorities?
  • How often will the group meet?
  • How would group members like to be kept accountable?
  • What are the limitations, risks and sacrifices to bear?
  • What are BMBs engagement to reach the goal?
  • How and why to work in small groups?
  • What are expectations towards the caregiver? Clearly discuss the goals and mutual responsibilities of both caregiver and group members.

 

Ensure that every group member will understand that the group meetings are mainly for studying the Bible, sharing their struggles and growth and supporting one another.

Commitment:

Give an introduction to the Bible study plan for the next 6 months and the commitment needed:

  • Regular attendance
  • Participation in group discussions – it will not be lectures/teachings.
  • Homework: Bible reading, personal devotion and memorization.

Homework:

Each group member starts to read through the book of Ruth at their own pace.

2

The Second Group Session

Personal Devotion:

Discuss the importance of personal devotion:

  • What group members understand about personal devotions
  • How did they do that while still a follower of Islam?
  • Why it is important to diligently study the Word of God.

 

Provide the daily devotion template to group members and explain how they can use it.

A guide for personal devotion
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