FAQs
Below are some free resources answering frequently asked questions we often receive...
+ NEIGHBORHOOD RHYTHMS
What are some creative ideas to engage neighbors?
Listen to this podcast episode on the importance of mirco-neighborliness and spark some new ideas! |
How do I throw a neighborhood block party?
Click the picture above to request a neighborhood party kit from Renaissance. |
How do I have a conversation about Jesus?
Here is a free resource to help you not fumble over your words when talking abut the Gospel. |
What does it look like to be rooted in my neighborhood?
Our partners at Forge America have developed a framework for doing incarnational ministry. |
+ COMMUNITY RHYTHMS
How do I lead a Bible study?
Attached is a simple version of the DBS Bible study method for leaders needing help guiding others. |
How do I lead communion?
Attached is a simple framework for leading your Community in Communion. |
What do we do with kids?
Attached are several ideas for how to have healthy meeting rhythms with kids, and how to also to lead them. |
Do we always have to huddle in the same way?
Attached are several ideas for fresh ways to huddle/gather your Community. |
How to talk with kids about racial diversity?
Attached is a free resource we pay for in bulk for our microchurches called "The Gospel in Color." |
How do we evaluate our community rhythms?
Attached is a free resource that allows your microchurch to assess where it currently is at. |
+ COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP
What is Renaissance's process for new Communities/leaders?
Attached is a basic roadmap we have for mobilizing new Communities and leaders. |
How do I begin a new Community with interested individuals?
Attached are some ideas for new leaders thinking through their first few weeks as a Community. |
How do I spiritually guide others?
Attached is a guide to some simple practices for Community leaders thinking through the practical needs in helping their Community. |
How do I create a safe space for my Community to thrive?
Attached is an article walking leaders through a healthy approach to creating a shared social contract. |
How do I help my Community have a clear plan?
Attached is a guide to some simple practices to evaluate your Community and plan together for the future. |
How do I start a Community with co-workers?
We highly recommend the Praxis Course as a way to pilot new Communities around the conversation of faith and work. |
