This program addresses two questions: "How does my story resonate with the Gospel story?" and "How can I live the Gospel story in my life?" The sessions comprising The Adult Journey are structured around storytelling and six basic adulthood skills:
listening
assertiveness
identifying gifts
negotiation
partnership
leadership
Adapted from the Journey to Adulthood (J2A) youth program, it is especially ideal for introducing J2A to a congregation (and recruiting leaders!) for parents and young adults. 25 one-hour sessions or 13 longer sessions. Includes a Leader's Guide and a Participant's Book. This resource is a downloadable file – permission is granted to the purchasing church to make as many copies as needed to implement the program. A PDF file is provided for printing and a WORD document file is provided for you to customize the resource.
This small group ministry program builds community, strengthens lay leadership and facilitates church growth. The groups gather to pray, study and share in order to be more faithful ministers in their daily life and work.
$69.95
Practically Christian
Links the five baptismal vows with six classical prayer forms of Adoration, Penitence, Intercession, Petition, Thanksgiving, and Praise and moves each person to faithful action and reflection.
$139.95
Outward Signs
Help your congregation look at its unique mission and ministry, identify the strengths, the areas where growth can occur and then use a prioritizing process to establish new directions and decisions.
This small group ministry program builds community, strengthens lay leadership and facilitates church growth. The groups gather to pray, study and share in order to be more faithful ministers in their daily life and work. 
Links the five baptismal vows with six classical prayer forms of Adoration, Penitence, Intercession, Petition, Thanksgiving, and Praise and moves each person to faithful action and reflection.
Help your congregation look at its unique mission and ministry, identify the strengths, the areas where growth can occur and then use a prioritizing process to establish new directions and decisions.
