Small Group Facilitator Skills Training

Getting to know the roles and responsibilities of small group facilitators: helping to fully play the effectiveness of small group leaders
Active listening skills in the small groups: how to let group members feel supported, understood, respected, and loved
How to ask appropriate questions: learn how to ask different types of questions to achieve a certain effect
How to face difficulties when leading small groups: offering effective solutions for difficult questions
Practical intern instruction: help to practice what you learn
Presence offers teaching materials for various ages, so small group leaders can practice after they learn the skills

「Behave Your Children without Hitting or Yelling」 study bundle: Suitable for families with young children or for small groups, three-lesson material. With effective communication, we help your children to build healthy esteem and foundations of psychological adjustment so that your children can grow healthily with autonomy and you can correct your children’s behavior without hitting or yelling. (3 sessions, 60 minutes each)
「Relationship Cultivation among Three Generations in Chinese Families」 study bundle: Suitable for families with adult children or small groups, four-lesson material. Helping you to understand the core reasons that raise family relationship problems, to find out the right way to show your appreciation, to build healthy boundaries, and to love effectively. (4 sessions, 90 minutes each)
「Healthy Dialogue Training Program A1+A2: tips for parents」study bundle: Suitable for families with youth, six-lesson material, 90-120 minutes each session. It helps alleviate the stress between parents and their teenager through :
- Helping parents and teenagers understand their roles and responsibilities
- Learning to set appropriate boundaries
- Providing parents the skills and tools to communicating with their teenagers

Book Review: If You Want To Walk On Water – “Heart-to-Heart: Loving Family” Series

“If You Want To Walk On Water, You’ve Got To Get Out of The Boat” is the first book recommended in our RE:NEW “Heart to Heart: U Read, I Read” blog. This book review challenges both parents and youth to step out in faith as Peter did. No matter what age we are, what occupation or cultural background we come from, God always calls us to live a life wholly trusting in Him. We hope as parents and youth read this book and discuss the reflection questions together, they can challenge and encourage one another to live more boldly for Christ.
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Education and Career in an Unpredictable World – “Heart-to-Heart: Loving Community” Series

Since the pandemic started, youth and young adults entering their fields of study and potential career paths have had to endure unprecedented changes on a global scale. RE:NEW hosted a Career Panel Discussion in November 2021 to address this issue. We heard from five successful professionals in various industries and their views on the role of education in landing the right job.
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