For Small Groups
Why not raise the stock value of you and your family by participating in a small group study? The fastest way to learn something is to teach it. When you lead a small group study you will not only understand the message better but solidify it to your heart. Family Matters offers small group studies in the forms of books and/or videos.
Hosting a small group study with any of the materials listed below is easy. All you have to do is keep some commitments. Here are some Small Group Commitments that insure success:
- Courtesy – Each participant should commit to arriving to each session on time, prepared to participate.
- Acceptance – Each participant should affirm the other participants’ verbal contributions.
- Confidentiality – Each participant should be careful to not talk about personal issues shared by fellow participants outside the context of this study.
- Honesty – Each participant should be forthright and truthful when they speak.
- Respect – Each participant should be careful not to stand in judgment, give quick advice, or criticize his or her fellow participants. The goal is to make the group a safe place for participants to talk openly about their roles and about their children.
For more help and advice in leading a small group, view our Small Group Guide. This has key concepts and best practices that will allow you to have a successful study.
Small Group Guide
Here are some resources to use in your small group:
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Videos |
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Raising Kids Who Turn Out Right |
Grace Based Parenting® (Part 1): Creating An Atmosphere Of Grace Grace Based Parenting® (Part 2): Building Character Grace Based Parenting® (Part 3): Aiming Your Child At True Greatness Extreme Grandparenting formerly Grandparenthood: More Than Rocking Chairs |





