Watch the video above and talk about it with a friend, mentor, or group.
The Transitions curriculum is a great tool to help people leaving Mormonism for biblical faith. Transitions works best when integrated into your church's overall discipleship strategy.
Key Points:
- Transitions Helps Former Mormons Become Complete Followers of Jesus
- Transitions Serves as an “On-Ramp” into a Healthy Local Church
- Transitions Is Managed as a Small Group or Community Group
Talk About It
- Watch the video together or invite someone to summarize the topic.
- What is your initial reaction to this video? Do you disagree with any of it? What jumped out at you?
- If you have been through the Transitions curriculum, what do you see as its strengths and weaknesses?
- Why is it important to think of Transitions as an onramp or gateway instead of a stand-alone experience?
- How well do you think Transitions does at making disciples who make disciples? Explain.
- Do you think one-on-one mentoring can work in a Transitions group? Why or why not?
- Do you agree or disagree that Transitions should be managed as a small group rather than as a class, and why?
- Write a personal action step based on this conversation.
This is part of the LDS Transitions Leader Training series.