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An exciting new short course for small groups to explore discipleship in daily life
Follow me on Monday is a new course developed by After Sunday to encourage everyone to explore their discipleship in daily life and work.
Overview
If you would like an overview of the 5 session course and brief summary of each of the sessions
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Materials
All the materials you need to run the course are available free to download.
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This includes course booklets for both facilitators and course members, background and further reading, useful resources and support materials.
This is a short course (5 sessions) on whole life discipleship from After Sunday. These sessions could be used individually or as a series. Together they offer an excellent overview of the core ideas at the essence of living after Sunday.
Each of the 5 topics that are addresses in this series are followed up in more depth in the other resources provided by After Sunday.
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If you would like to run any of the sessions individually, you can find the materials as single sessions on The Essence of After Sunday page :
Publicity Leaflet
Download a leaflet you can customise and use to publicise the course in your own church
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How After Sunday can help
After Sunday is happy to help in the following ways:
Further Help
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Dorothy Snowball said…
We followed this course this year as a Lent Course and it was amazing. Although the group were mainly retired they brought so much to the concept of 'God is everywhere in our world'. It was really inspiring and they were so keen and excited about being able to discuss the world and God'd influence in it through so many people and in so many situations. They also point out how much the church has changed in its thinking in their lifetime, much of which gives a truly christian attitude rather than a condemning one.
Posted at 5.19pm on Thursday 31 May 2012 #1