LOCAL REUNION GROUPSLocal reunion groups provide small group personal contact for spiritual growth and support. Attending a Great Banquet weekend is not a prerequisite for joining a reunion group. If you need to start a reunion group, the bottom of this page has some pointers.If you have a reunion group you would like to post, or if the
group's
info needs updating, please The following list is sorted by meeting day and time: |
| Group Name | Gender | Meeting Day | Time | Meeting Place | Contact Persons |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dyer Sisterhood | Female | Tuesday | 7:00 PM | Dyer Presbyterian | Lita Jones 219-865-8165 |
| Your Groups name Here | Sundays | 12:00 AM | Your Meeting Place Here | Your Name Here Your Phone Number webmaster AT idgb.net |
The Order of Reunion Group pamphlet that you received from your Great Banquet weekend is an excellent guide.
Segregated (just men's or just women's) groups provide a more personal setting. Co-ed groups exist, but tend to be much larger.
Since it is easy to go off on an unspiritual tangent, it is a good idea to have a member who has experience in a successful reunion group that is not afraid to take the lead on occasion.
If there are members lurking in the shadows, the group may be too large. Consider dividing into smaller parts. If your afraid of hurt feelings, pray for divine providence, trust God, and draw straws to divide a group. Romans 8:28
Some things shared at reunion group are done so in confidence. Respect that confidence and keep those things to yourself and God, no matter how innocent a later conversation may seem. James 3:5