Leading a movement
Evaluating the Direction
of My Movement

Use this guide to prepare for vision, skills and leadership meetings or for your own personal planning time.

The Mission: turn lost students into Christ-centered laborers

• What passages remind us of our mission?
• How can we keep the mission the main thing?
• How can we help our students own the mission?
• By casting a vision (painting a picture of God's heart for your campus) you're giving others the chance to join you and reach your campus. Cast this vision in your cell group.

1. Quality Biblical Content

• Is the focus on the WORD?

2. Community

• Are the members becoming a team? Are members taking ownership of the group?

• Observing, interacting, studying and processing the content together.

• Is application taking place outside of the group? Are you seeing life changes?

• Is the group gradually changing their focus from merely receiving to receiving and giving? Is there an outlet for what they're learning?

• Are Campus Crusade's characteristics clearly evident on our campus?
• Are student's making decisions to receive Christ?
• Are those students becoming assimilated into our movement?
• Do our students have a heart for the lost and the world?
• Are the leaders (including you) leading from an overflow of their walks with Christ?
• Are we trusting God to do it? Are we praying?

These questions are designed to stimulate your thinking and keep you moving in the right direction. They're not meant for finding fault with you or your movement.