How Christting
Works
Christting has many uses.
But, is most effective when conducted
within small groups. You can invite any group or
person to be a part of your new group. It works
well within church youth groups and on college
campuses. It is especially fun to begin a group
from different states.
For groups to be effective, they should all have
a secular activity that binds them together.
Having BMX racing in common would make an
excellent common denominator. Christian hunters,
hang gliders, snowboarders, teen groups,
pastors, salesmen, teachers, coaches, and the
list continues.
Examples of
Groups
Imagine the possibility of a well
grounded Christting teen group on the mission to
evangelize teens within their community and
school. They ask a teen to be a part of their
established Christting group with the intent to
evangelize. The invited teen would immediately
be surrounded by group support and acceptance
while experiencing Bible study, prayer, and
encouragement. An environment where one could
easily say "yes" to Christ and give one's life
to Him.
One last example, imagine staff in a hospital
beginning a Christting group. They may be
working on all floors during a night shift and
never see each other, but Christting could take
place. They could be praying for patients,
encouraging each other, or asking work related
advice when experiencing a unique situation with
a patient. They may choose to do a Christting
Bible study during their lunches or breaks.
Here are a few
ideas for groups that work well:
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Home school
groups
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Co-workers
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Family
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Men’s groups
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Church youth
groups
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Women’s groups
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Church staff
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Organizations
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Prison release
programs
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Clubs
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Bible study
groups
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Singles groups
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Young married
groups
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Truck Drivers
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Sportsmens groups
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Law enforcement/EMS
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Biker Groups
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