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a free curriculum for churches or campus ministries focussing on young adult vocational discernment
features seven sessions + an introduction flexible small group format of young adults + adult mentors
Each session contains 4 movements - Everyone Time, Me Time, Small Group Time, Closing Time.
Each session PDF features lists of needed materials, notes for each movement, facilitator reflections, and more.
Ideally you would have a couple of Small Groups participating, and a Facilitator to organize things.
Each Small Group consists of a young adult (late high school through mid-twenties) plus 2-4 adult mentors.
Sessions could be run monthly, weekly, or bi-weekly. Homework options exist for between sessions.
There is lots of flexibility - feel free to adapt the program to suit your group, or use parts of it for something else.
How does the Discoverment Process work?
- faithfully figuring out the direction our lives should take.
- asks what we should do with my one precious life.
- bringing the gifts of our faith to bear on life's biggest questions.
What is Vocational Discernment?
Who is the Discoverment Process for?
- young adults who are wrestling with big life decisions.
- adults who can accompany others while still practicing a life of discernment.
- churches or ministries seeking to walk with young adults in meaningful ways.
session themes
introduction
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vocation
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god's activity
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god's beloved
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spiritual gifts
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listening for god
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making decisions
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celebration
What is the aim of the Discoverment Process?
The aim of the Discoverment Process is not to answer every question that a young adult might have.
The aim of the Discoverment Process is to equip people with the tools needed for a lifetime of faithful discernment.