Ten Tips for Starting an Investigative Study
How to start exploring the Bible with non-believers.
| posted 3/12/1996
| Topics: | Evangelism, Launching, New groups, Outreach, Prayer, Recruiting members, Starting groups |
| Filters: | Facilitator, Host, New leader, Start |
| Purpose: | Evangelism |
| References: |  |
| Date Added: | March 12, 1996 |
- Set a time and place for the meeting. Choose a time that is relatively free from conflicts.
- Keep the meetings short, usually no longer than an hour.
- Set a definite duration, such as six weeks. People will not respond to something that seems like it might last forever.
- Meet in someone else's home or apartment. It's better to be on their "turf." Make sure the place has plenty of room, is comfortable (air-conditioned in summer), and is convenient for participants to get to.
