4 Ways to Keep Your Small Group on Track during Covid

In March 2020, the COVID-19 physical/social distancing began. Churches moved online, as did groups.

When summer began, some churches reopened worship. Most did not reopen groups at that time. But August and back-to-school time demonstrated that church members valued being together in groups, so more and more began meeting in person as they did in pre-COVID days.

And then COVID began to spike. Sometimes it spiked nationally after a holiday like Labor Day. Sometimes it spiked locally after a family reunion, or after a large number of people attended a sporting event sponsored by a school. But it spiked.

Now as we head into mid-November and the Thanksgiving holidays, more spikes are predicted.

If your Bible study group is meeting again, there’s one thing you need to do so your group thrives during COVID-19: Be flexible! Like my favorite childhood claymation character, Gumby, who is known for his flexibility, groups also need to be flexible. Read More