Intergenerational Obedience
Have group members write letters of appreciation to those of different ages.
Kyle White | posted 8/09/2010
| Topics: | Fathers, Grandparents, Mothers, People groups, Sons, Youth |
| Filters: | Facilitator, Group Leader, Host, Lead |
| Purpose: | Discipleship |
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| Date Added: | August 09, 2010 |
Purpose: To help the people in your small group recognize, encourage, and connect with those of other generations in obedience to Scripture.
Scripture reference:Titus 2:1-10
Activity: Provide everyone in the group with pen and paper. Give them these instructions:
- Are you an older man or woman? Write a letter to a younger man or woman in your church. Encourage him or her toward godly living and sound doctrine.
- Are you a younger man or woman? Write a letter to an older man or woman in your church and thank him or her for the mentoring or leadership you receive.
- Are you under someone's authority? Write a note of encouragement to your boss, supervisor, commanding officer, or whomever.
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