One of the aspects of The Truth Project that gets us excited is the possibility for exponential multiplication within each small group. As leaders take 10-12 participants through the study, we are finding that several attendees are becoming leaders themselves. This life-on-life discipleship model is being played out all over the world as participants become leaders, and subsequently begin to lead their own Truth Project small group.
To assist your participants in the multiplication process, you should be proactive in training them on how to access the Small Group Support Site. Once logged in, each participant can download the Lesson Guide, view over 90 hours of streaming video, read articles written by Dr. Tackett and ultimately become a leader and purchase their own Truth Project DVD set.
Here's a quick reminder on how your participants access the Small Group Support Site:
1. Visit our home page
2. Click on "Connect
3. Click on "Create a New Participant Account"
4. Participants must enter their Leader's email address
5. Participants must enter their Leader's Zip Code
6. Complete the self-registration
7. Browse the Site!
It is that simple! Once online, your participants can purchase a copy of the DVD set and begin leading additional groups in your community.
The Truth Project Team
I attended Focus on the Family’s The Truth Project™ Training Conference at the East Campus of Highview Baptist Church in Louisville, KY on October 12 and 13, 2007. A short time later I went the web site at www.thetruthproject.org and created a New Participant’s Account using my email address. At that time I was able to access the small group support site without trouble. Now, (two months later) I am unable to sign on. The site says, “No user record was found for the username you entered. Please contact an administrator for further assistance.” What happened? Did something get reset? Has anyone else had such a problem? Thanks! John
Posted by: John Lowder | January 05, 2008 at 06:04 PM
This entry describes the new participant sign-up process, but leaves me confused about the process of graduating a "participant" to a "leader" when they have completed the program. Please advise asap. I have several participants to graduate as they are now forming their own groups.
Posted by: Keith Gibbons | January 23, 2008 at 12:31 PM
When viewing the DVD, is it recommended that you watch with your finger on the pause button, or let the whole thing run and catch up on questions at the end?
Posted by: Geof | April 13, 2008 at 01:45 PM