Game Plan for Maximum Impact
Note: Since first releasing the coaching series, we've reduced the price to $19 and as a result now include three parts (instead of the original six mentioned in the video). We also immediately give you all the content after purchase, instead of emailing them to you weekly.
What Is It?
A video based coaching series for preteen leaders equipping you with PRETEEN MINISTRY BASICS.
Watch or listen on your mobile device, iPad, laptop or computer.
It's like having a conference at your fingertips.
Use as a training tool for your entire team.
Includes downloadable notes with each session.
A total of 3 weeks of video sessions (5 sessions per week). That way, you digest the content slowly and effectively.
Have you ever wondered how to lead a preteen ministry? Maybe you're new to preteen ministry or have been at it for a few years but need some help. There is a huge shortage in the resource world when it comes to leading a preteen ministry. Preteens are a unique age group and require a unique approach. If you want to make maximum impact in the students you lead, then this is a great tool that will help.
Watch the first session for FREE!
Sesstion 1: Letting Go
Note: The "Letting Go" philosophy is the brianchild of FourFiveSix, a group dedicated to helping you the next step in your preteen ministry.
"When I launched a preteen ministty in 1999, I needed help. I was a young leader and didn't know much about leading preteens. I looked all over for resources and tools specific to preteen ministry, but very little was available. So, I had to learn the hard way: through trial and error. Over the years I made a lot of mistakes and some successes. This coaching series will save you years of the trial and error that I experienced. If you're looking for a cookie cutter approach, this isn't it. But you will be equipped with an effective framework for preteen ministry."
- Nick Diliberto (PreteenMinistry.net, Creator)
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OVERVIEW: Each part includes five sessions.
PART 1: LETTING GO
PART 2: WHAT MAKES A PRETEEN MINISTRY EPIC?
PART 3: SMALL GROUPS
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