Double Your Class Coaching
Josh and Missy Hunt |
Need more help than a weekend seminar in getting your groups doubling every
two years or less? Consider the coaching process.
The goal of Double Your Class Coaching process is to help
churches lead their teachers to double every two years or less. The process is a
series of six two-day on-sites with Josh and Missy Hunt. Each trip will begin
with a Saturday evening fellowship/ meeting and end with a Monday morning staff
evaluation. The cost is roughly that of hiring us to be part time staff members
for nine months.
Like my philosophy of ministry, this process is highly relational. We want to
get to know and love your people and impart our love for Sunday School and
doubling groups.
Note: you might also consider the consulting process.
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Overview:
Six trips over nine months.
Each trip will be two days. We will begin with a Saturday night
fellowship and end with a staff meeting on Monday morning.
The Saturday night fellowship will be a relationship building time, as
well as a listening time. I want to listen to and uncover people’s concerns
about the vision of doubling groups. I want to answer objections to
embracing the vision and seek to get buy-in on an individual basis from the
leaders.
Every other trip will have a conference on Sunday afternoon.
Every other trip will include some individual time with key leaders in
the church on Sunday afternoon.
I will preach each Sunday morning.
Missy and I will go to dinner on Sunday evening with individual staff
members.
- Missy will evaluate various groups each Sunday morning.
- Cost is the same as current conferences. There is just a lot more of
it--along the lines of 12 trips.
Trip-by-trip summary:
Here are some specific goals for each trip:
Trip #1:
Introduce hospitality-based growth.
Get buy-in from the staff about the vision of doubling groups.
Trip #2:
Get buy-in from early adopters–a small core of laymen in the
church who will spread the idea through there rest of the church.
Trip #3:
Get buy-in from the innovators. We are not yet to the
mainstream, but a sizeable core of teachers who are embracing the vision.
To celebrate early victories of what hospitality can do.
Trip #4:
Continue to spread the idea deeper and wider. Move into
mainstream Celebrate victories. Trouble-shoot problems.
Trip #5:
Establish habits and systems of making the doubling system a
lifestyle we can live with for a long time.
Trip #6:
Celebrate victories. Vision cast about the future. Insure that
systems are in place to continue the movement.
Details
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Trip 1
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Trip 2
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Trip 3
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Trip 4
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Trip 5
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Trip 6
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Gap
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3 weeks
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1 month
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2 months
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2 months
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3 months
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Since first meeting
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3 weeks
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7 weeks
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4 months
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6 months
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9 months
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Saturday fellowship
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Staff
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Young married adults and youth fellowship
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Adult leadership fellowship
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Children’s leadership fellowship
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Preschool leadership fellowship
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Staff fellowship
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Sunday AM Josh
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Developing a Heart for People who are far from God
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The Power of Hospitality
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The Amazing Power of Doubling Groups
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The Problem with Sunday School is not a Sunday School
Problem
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The happiest groups are doubling groups.
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How to Be Successful and Sunday School and Nearly
Anything Else.
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Sunday AM Missy
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Evaluate facilities, parking, greeting
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Evaluate Children
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Evaluate Youth
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Evaluate Adults
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Evaluate Preschool
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Final evaluation
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Sunday afternoon
Josh
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Seminar:
Double Your Class
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Meet with key leaders.
What REALLY keeps churches from doubling.
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Seminar:
Disciplemaking Teachers
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Large group brainstorming/ evaluation/ problem solving/
question and answer
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Seminar:
Ten Marks of Incredible teachers
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Final celebration
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Sunday afternoon Missy
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Seminar:
KidTeach
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Meet with key leaders
What REALLY keeps churches from doubling.
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Seminar:
KidTeach part 2
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Large group brainstorming/ evaluation/ problem solving/
question and answer
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Seminar:
Games that teach
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Final celebration
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Dinner with the pastor |
Dinner with the Minister of Education |
Dinner with the Pastor |
Dinner with other staff |
Dinner with Pastor and Minister of
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Final celebration |
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Monday morning
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Evaluation and assignments
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Evaluation and assignments
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Evaluation and assignments
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Evaluation and assignments
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Evaluation and assignments
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Evaluation |
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Who is coaching good for?
Coaching could be useful for any church, but is especially
useful in these cases:
- Small churches that cannot afford a full-time, permanent
Minister of Education, but need some help in their Sunday School.
The fee for the coaching plan is a lot, but not as much as a
full time staff member. This plan could get you the help you need right now,
and get your church growing to the next level where you could hire a
permanent Minister of Education.
- Churches that are between Ministers of Education. The
in between time is a great time to consider the coaching and
process. Because you are not paying the salary of a full time staff member,
resources could be diverted to this process.
- Churches that are deeply committed to growing their church through
doubling groups and hospitality.
- Churches that have been plateaued for a long time and want to grow
again.
- Larger churches that have the resources to pay for additional help.
- Any church that just feels they need more help than a weekend seminar
and a set of videos.
Cost is calculated at two days per trip. Cost per trip is the same as conferences, except you automatically
get the Association discount. This works out to $2400 per trip plus expenses. See
www.joshhunt.com/conference2.htm for details.
If you feel this service could be of help to your church, call me at
575.650.4564 or email at [email protected]