Description
Second only to the study of God is the study of human behavior. Of particular interest is how people relate to one another in groups, and how groups affect individual lives, for good or ill. This book investigates how people interrelate with each other, sometimes in the most subtle of ways, and influence each other.
Of special interest is how groups within the life of the church can be used to benefit the Body of Christ, the family of God. Several issues related to group interaction and types of groups will be discussed, including:
- Counseling Related Groups
- Recovery groups
- Growth Groups
- Principles of Psychology and Theology as applied to groups
- Dynamics of Group life in Local church
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