Valentine's Large Group

[Rachel Baik]

Hello! Here are the notes for tomorrow:

Corporate Prayer (6:15 PM)

START with worship (20 min)

Split up into groups by class then split large classes up further by counting off

Discussion (45 min)

Pray for each class- each class will get in the middle and the rest of the fellowship will pray over them (15 min)

Announcements

Okay so I realized one we did not determine from yesterday's meeting: Who is introducing the class discussion?

Since the room at the Catholic Center doesn't have media services for us, we will be printing sheets for people to use as they walk in. Allen, please send me the songs so I can print them at Kimmel.

We decided to keep the discussion questions very broad:

1. Reflect on the past semester and share some highs and lows.

2. How was winter break for you?

3. Where are you now? How can we pray for you (and please take note of this so that the fellowship can pray for you at the end)?

I can make copies of these too to give to each discussion group. Please share opinions and ask any questions. See you tomorrow, gang!

[Jimmy Bae]

What's important or really on your heart and mind these days? What's new?

haha I usually use this question when I want to get to know someone more intimately. 

Also, more specifically, how are we breaking up classes, and which classes exactly are we going to split up?

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[Rachel Baik]

I like that question a lot. Let's use it!

Also, we'll have to see exactly how many people show up, but ideally we would want groups no bigger than 5-6. We'll have everyone sit down in their classes and have them number off accordingly.

[Jon Kim]

how is the "pray for each class" time gna look?  is there one person leading the fellowship in what to pray for as each class stands in the middle? is there someone closing in prayer for each class? etc.

Jonathan Kim

Leonard N. Stern School of Business

New York University

(631) 495-7007

jonatha...@stern.nyu.edu

[Andrea Mufarreh]

We could have each class say a prayer request, or have a general
prayer for each class, that they unite, grow closer together and to
God, etc.

And we could pray over the classes as a whole, and designate a few
people to close?