Contact: Sam O'Neal, Christianity Today International, 630-260-6200 ext 4212
CAROL STREAM, Ill., Jan. 4, 2010 /Christian Newswire/ -- SmallGroups.com, a resource from the not-for-profit ministry of Christianity Today International, has released their most popular small-group ministry training topics of 2010.
Small-group leaders were focused on the spiritual growth of small-group members in 2010. Helping others grow closer to Christ was clearly a priority, as Spiritual Director, and Revolutionary Prayer in Your Small Group were two of the most-downloaded resources at SmallGroups.com throughout the year. Leaders also sought resources which provided general leadership and organizational advice, such as Starting a New Small Group, and Leading as an Introvert. Other popular resources were Growing Couples and Biblical Marriage 101 which are geared towards mentoring couples through their Christian walk.
To celebrate the New Year, SmallGroups.com is offering its top ten downloads from 2010 at 25% off the original price. "Members of a small groups inevitably grow closer to each other, but it's also important to encourage individual spiritual growth," says Sam O'Neal, editor of SmallGroups.com.
Growing individuals is a theme SmallGroups.com hopes to expand on in 2011, "Small-group leaders are seeking to create community and to provide spiritual care for group members. At SmallGroups.com we plan to continue to offer customizable, and up-to-date training tools and practical guides that will equip small-group leaders to inspire life-changing community," says O'Neal.
To see the complete list of the 2010 ten top downloads from SmallGroups.com, available at a 25% discount through the end of January, click here: www.smallgroups.com/articles/2011/top10downloads2010.html.
SmallGroups.com provides high-quality and up-to-date resources relevant to small groups. With membership comes complete access to hundreds of articles and a large archive of downloadable, training tools and Bible studies that help to support, equip, and train small groups and small-group leaders.
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