Small groups should always be considered as part of the central foundation that facilitates discipleship and spiritual growth of individuals in a dynamically growing church. In whatever form they take—such as a Bible study, a discipleship group, or a house church— they are the basis for healthy church growth. Small groups also guarantee the survival of churches in times of persecution. In the New Testament church, early Christians followed the example of Jesus Christ as they met together in houses, with the central spiritual life of the church occurred.
This course will explore various small group models and also consider various leadership principles, which lead to healthy leadership and also multiplication of small groups.
Small Groups
Small groups should always be considered as part of the central foundation that facilitates discipleship and spiritual growth of individuals in a dynamically growing church.
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| Course start | Spring 2020 |
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| Credit hours | 2 credits |
| Module | Multiplication |
Overview
| COURSE NUMBER | PTH4D6603 | |
| DURATION | 4 WEEKS + RESEARCH | |
| PACE | TUTOR GUIDED STARTING MAY/15/2020 | |
| MODUL | MULTIPLICATION | |
| COURSE LANGUAGE | ENGLISH | |
| VIDEO TRANSCRIPT | AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH | |
| LEVEL | BACHELOR | |
| CREDIT HOURS | 2 | |
| TOTAL TIME | 60 HOURS IN TOTAL INCL. LECTURE AND RESEARCH |
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