20 Questions
What is the primary purpose of a covenant in a small group?
To provide a guiding framework for how team members relate to each other
Which of the following is an element typically included in a small group covenant?
A commitment to confidentiality
What is the main focus of the 'Respect and Encouragement' element in a small group covenant?
Treating each other with respect and encouraging team members
What is the primary goal of the 'Prayer and Support' element in a small group covenant?
To pray and support each other in times of need
What is the main focus of the 'Constructive Feedback' element in a small group covenant?
Providing constructive feedback in a loving way
What is the primary goal of the 'Growth and Accountability' element in a small group covenant?
All of the above
Which element of a small group covenant is designed to promote unity within the group?
Conflict Resolution
What is the primary focus of the 'Active Participation' element in a small group covenant?
Actively participating in group discussions
Which of the following is NOT an element typically included in a small group covenant?
Establishing a social media group
What is the primary benefit of having a covenant in a small group?
To establish a sense of responsibility and promote a safe and supportive environment
What is the primary benefit of having a covenant in a small group?
To create a safe and supportive environment
What is the main focus of the 'Commitment to Attendance' element in a small group covenant?
To ensure consistent attendance at group meetings
Why is confidentiality important in a small group covenant?
To respect each other's privacy
How do team members support each other according to the 'Prayer and Support' element?
By praying and supporting each other in times of need
What is the purpose of the 'Conflict Resolution' element in a small group covenant?
To resolve conflicts in a respectful and biblical manner
In a small group covenant, team members agree to never share personal information discussed in the group with anyone.
True
A small group covenant includes a requirement for team members to meet outside of regular meetings.
False
In a small group covenant, team members agree to provide financial support to each other.
False
A small group covenant includes an element of accountability for team members' personal goals.
True
In a small group covenant, conflicts are resolved through a third-party mediator.
False
Study Notes
Small Group Covenant
- A small group covenant is a general agreement or set of commitments that members make with each other to guide their relationships, communication, and participation in the group.
Elements of a Small Group Covenant
- Commitment to Attendance: Regular attendance and prioritization of participation in small group meetings, with exceptions for special cases.
- Confidentiality: Maintaining confidentiality within the group, respecting each other's privacy, and not sharing personal information discussed in the group.
- Respect and Encouragement: Treating each other with respect, listening, appreciating different perspectives, and encouraging and supporting team members.
- Active Participation: Actively participating in group discussions, sharing thoughts, insights, and questions, and contributing to the team's learning and growth.
- Prayer and Support: Praying and supporting each other in times of need, including emotional, spiritual, and practical support.
- Constructive Feedback: Giving and receiving feedback in a constructive and loving way, offering insights or suggestions for growth while maintaining kindness and humility.
- Growth and Accountability: Supporting each other in personal spiritual development, holding each other accountable to commitments made within the team, and helping each other through challenges.
- Conflict Resolution: Resolving conflicts or disagreements in a respectful and biblical manner, seeking reconciliation and unity within the group.
- Respecting Boundaries: Respecting each other's boundaries, acknowledging that each individual has a different level of comfort in sharing personal information or participating in group activities.
- Commitment to the General Church: Supporting and participating in the church, recognizing that small groups are part of the larger body of God's children.
Benefits of Covenant Making
- Provides a foundation for healthy team dynamics
- Fosters a sense of belonging and trust
- Helps team members navigate a journey of spiritual growth and their shared community in a small group setting.
Small Group Covenant
- A small group covenant is a general agreement or set of commitments that members make with each other to guide their relationships, communication, and participation in the group.
Elements of a Small Group Covenant
- Commitment to Attendance: Regular attendance and prioritization of participation in small group meetings, with exceptions for special cases.
- Confidentiality: Maintaining confidentiality within the group, respecting each other's privacy, and not sharing personal information discussed in the group.
- Respect and Encouragement: Treating each other with respect, listening, appreciating different perspectives, and encouraging and supporting team members.
- Active Participation: Actively participating in group discussions, sharing thoughts, insights, and questions, and contributing to the team's learning and growth.
- Prayer and Support: Praying and supporting each other in times of need, including emotional, spiritual, and practical support.
- Constructive Feedback: Giving and receiving feedback in a constructive and loving way, offering insights or suggestions for growth while maintaining kindness and humility.
- Growth and Accountability: Supporting each other in personal spiritual development, holding each other accountable to commitments made within the team, and helping each other through challenges.
- Conflict Resolution: Resolving conflicts or disagreements in a respectful and biblical manner, seeking reconciliation and unity within the group.
- Respecting Boundaries: Respecting each other's boundaries, acknowledging that each individual has a different level of comfort in sharing personal information or participating in group activities.
- Commitment to the General Church: Supporting and participating in the church, recognizing that small groups are part of the larger body of God's children.
Benefits of Covenant Making
- Provides a foundation for healthy team dynamics
- Fosters a sense of belonging and trust
- Helps team members navigate a journey of spiritual growth and their shared community in a small group setting.
Small Group Covenant
- A small group covenant is a general agreement or set of commitments that members make with each other to guide their relationships, communication, and participation in the group.
Elements of a Small Group Covenant
- Commitment to Attendance: Regular attendance and prioritization of participation in small group meetings, with exceptions for special cases.
- Confidentiality: Maintaining confidentiality within the group, respecting each other's privacy, and not sharing personal information discussed in the group.
- Respect and Encouragement: Treating each other with respect, listening, appreciating different perspectives, and encouraging and supporting team members.
- Active Participation: Actively participating in group discussions, sharing thoughts, insights, and questions, and contributing to the team's learning and growth.
- Prayer and Support: Praying and supporting each other in times of need, including emotional, spiritual, and practical support.
- Constructive Feedback: Giving and receiving feedback in a constructive and loving way, offering insights or suggestions for growth while maintaining kindness and humility.
- Growth and Accountability: Supporting each other in personal spiritual development, holding each other accountable to commitments made within the team, and helping each other through challenges.
- Conflict Resolution: Resolving conflicts or disagreements in a respectful and biblical manner, seeking reconciliation and unity within the group.
- Respecting Boundaries: Respecting each other's boundaries, acknowledging that each individual has a different level of comfort in sharing personal information or participating in group activities.
- Commitment to the General Church: Supporting and participating in the church, recognizing that small groups are part of the larger body of God's children.
Benefits of Covenant Making
- Provides a foundation for healthy team dynamics
- Fosters a sense of belonging and trust
- Helps team members navigate a journey of spiritual growth and their shared community in a small group setting.
This quiz covers the importance of covenants in small groups, including their elements and benefits. Learn how covenants establish guidelines for communication and participation in teams.
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