Fellowship Regional Church
Thursday, September 09, 2010
Loving God, Loving Others, Making Disciples
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Loving Others

CareRings

What is a CareRing?
A CareRing is exactly what the name implies…a ring or circle of friends that care for one another. These small groups include people who are concerned about their relationships and who are willing to share others discoveries, burdens, and needs.
We share each other’s discoveries through practical down-to-earth Bible application.We will be a “CareRing” for others. . . being Christ to them.


We will be carrying one another’s burdens in praying for them and supporting them in trials.

We can share other's needs the more we trust one another and listen to each other's hurts, joys, sorrows, and cares. In all this we will be giving ourselves and, more importantly, sharing Jesus with those who are in spiritual need and/or may be new to Christ and His church.

We study God’s Word, we pray with and for others, and we pass on God’s love to them. All this. . . and more, is wrapped up in this opportunity of “CareRings!”
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQS)

How many people are in a CareRing?
Groups begin with 6 people and are expected to grow to 10.

How long do CareRing groups meet?
Weekly CareRing groups will meet for 1 to 1 ½ hours. Each group will decide what is best for them.


Once in a CareRing, how long do you stay with that same circle? CareRing groups will meet normally between 18 months to two years. The goal of CareRings is to multiply into two new groups by the end of this time period.

How often do CareRing groups meet? Most groups will meet every week.

When do CareRing groups meet? Most groups will meet on Wednesday evenings. However, each group can find the time that best works for them.

Where do CareRing groups meet?
Usually CareRings meet in homes (this is the best place). Some may meet at the church. Others, such as business people, may even prefer to gather in an office or at a restaurant, for example.

Why do CareRing groups meet?
Small groups meet for four reasons:
1.      Fellowship and care giving.
2.      Prayer and intercession.
3.      Bible application.
4.      Outreach into our community.