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While we have designed GroupLeaders.org primarily with North Point's group leaders in mind, we hope that others will find it helpful, too. But this might not be quite the site you were looking for. Fortunately, we may be able to direct you to a website or resource that better suits your needs. Whether you're looking to connect with a North Point small group, start or re-think a small group ministry at a different church, find a good curriculum for your current small group, or just learn about small groups in general, we may have just what you're looking for.
Creating Community
In "Creating Community", Bill Willits and Andy Stanley discuss the principles and practices that have been employed at North Point to connect thousands of adults into small groups. This is not just another book about how to conduct a small group. This is a proven strategy for building a thriving small group culture in your local church.
GroupCurriculum.org
Finding the right curriculum for your group can be challenging, but it doesn’t have to be. GroupCurriculum.org has information on more than 200 small group curricula, many of which have been reviewed and rated by other small group leaders who have used them in the past. You can even go directly to sites where you can purchase the materials online!
MakeItYourGroup.org
Make It Your Group is the place for attendees of North Point Community Church, Buckhead Church, Browns Bridge Community Church, and North Point’s Strategic Partners to find out more about connecting with a small group.
NSideGroupLife.org
Nside Group Life gives you a behind-the-scenes look at the strategy and processes we have used to build a small group culture. If you are planning or reorganizing a small group ministry, this is a great place to start.
StartingPoint.com
Starting Point is a conversational small group environment where people can explore faith and experience community. Starting Point’s website has information about connecting with a Starting Point group in the Atlanta area, as well as information for other church leaders about how to launch Starting Point at their own churches. |
