One Anothering, Volume 1: Biblical Building Blocks for Small Groups

One Anothering #1

by Richard C. Meyer

Eleven sessions, based on such themes as "love oneanother," "bear one another's burdens,""submit to one another," and "encourage oneanother." Includes guidelines and basicconsiderations for group formation.

Genres: Religion

160 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1990

Reviews

[Bethany]

It was a good book, but a few if the chapters could've been combined.

[Amos Smith]

When church Bible studies start to feel stuck this is an excellent book to pull them out of the proverbial mud. The thing I like about these studies is that they are as much about fellowship and getting to know one another as they are about biblical principles. So, they build knowledge of the Bible and at the same time they build intimacy. One of the most fruitful Bible Fellowship groups I ever had, which became closely nit, studied this series.
-Amos Smith (author of Healing The Divide: Recovering Christianity's Mystic Roots)

[Samuel]

A good book on the purposes of a small group, the dynamics on how to lead a good one, and how to close well when necessary.