New Small Groups Video
Laughter, relaxation, balance, empathy, community, day-to-day, deep, challenging, fun, refreshing, necessary…those are a few of the adjectives I would use when describing my small group experience at Restoration. With second small group semester just around the corner, we thought we’d ask you to share a few adjectives of your own. Check out our newest video!
Enjoy, and spread the word. You can the video by going to the video’s homepage and easily send it to your friends, post it to Facebook…whatever you’d like. It’s on the homepage and it is designed to give someone who is checking out our church an inside view into our community.
I’ll be updating the “small groups” page soon, and we’ll write a blog post when registration is open. In the meantime, tell all your friends.
Thanks to all the participants, and my apologies to all those who didn’t make the cut. Apparently quite a few times when I hit “record” I was actually hitting “stop” so I have some riveting footage of my pocket, the palm of my hand, and the ground.
March 23, 2009 @ 8:59 am
I love the Janis’s. Honest. Notice that Josh instigated that comment.
To be serious for just a moment, though…I truly enjoyed our time together on Saturday helping them move to their new apt. Not to make it a bigger affair than it was, it was a simple but significant way where our small group was able to live out authentic community. The fact is we’re all still getting to know each other and it could have easily been an awkward thing to have those you don’t know that well (yet!) come and handle your personal belongings! Thanks to the Janis’s for allowing us to love on them in this way and help our group mature.
March 23, 2009 @ 1:17 pm
Small Groups are tight. Especially ones with only dudes, as will be starting the week of April 11.
I need to work on my video voice, I sound weird.
But seriously, I truly believe small groups have the ability to impact lives in ways that sunday services usually can’t. Plus, we have Guitar Hero.
April 9, 2009 @ 12:14 pm
I did not hear back about your small group