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How to Welcome People into Your Sunday School Class
by Lynn H. Pryor
As you model for your group members how to invite others into the group, encourage them to invite people anywhere and anytime — whether they meet them at church, on a neighborhood walk, at a school function, wherever.
10 Reasons to Use Ongoing Bible Studies
By Dwayne McCrary
Ongoing Bible study groups meet every week with no predetermined ending date. Resources for ongoing groups have advantages that may encourage you to take a second look at the value these resources bring to the group.
5 Characteristics of a Good Question
By Dwayne McCrary
Questions are usually part of the framework for leading a Bible study group. We may examine several questions in search of that perfect one for that particular study. How do we determine if a question is good or not?