Phone number *
Phone type Mobile Home Work Other
Gender *
Select… Male Female
Marital status *
Select… Single Married Widowed
Which best describes your current involvement at Salt City Church? (Check one) *
Are you currently on a Serve Team? If so, where are you serving? *
Must be serve for at least one semester before being considered for leadership.
Are you currently in a Salt Community Group? If so how do you contribute to the group and how have you built relationships with others? *
Must be active in a group for at least one semester before being considered for leadership.
Which Salt Community Group are you interested in leading? *
Select… Intergenerational Salt Community Group College Salt Community Group
Why do you want to be a Salt Community Group Leader? *
List a few of your strengths and weaknesses as it relates to leading people. *
Strengths- things you do well
List your spiritual gift(s)? *
1 Cor 12:4-11, Romans 12:3-8, 1 Peter 4:10-11, Ephesians 4:11
Check the box of any of the following that you have struggled with in the past 3 years. *
This next section asks a variety of questions that might seem rather personal. Be reminded that for those that are in Christ, we have been washed (1 Cor 6) and made clean in Him. However, we also know that the enemy wants to take us out (1 Peter 5) and that we all have struggles, and areas in our lives that the Lord is sanctifying us.
What spiritual disciplines are part of your daily or weekly routine *
Examples: Prayer, Bible reading, worship, meditation on scripture, silence (listening), fasting, confession, thanksgiving, accountability etc.
Do you find it easy or difficult to connect with others? Why? *
In what ways have you built relationships at Salt City with people whose life experiences, culture, or background differ from your own?” *
Have you ever taught, lead or facilitated a small group with the Bible? If so, please elaborate. *
Can you name someone you’ve mentored or invested in who is now leading or discipling others? *
Salt Community Groups are intentionally intergenerational and multiethnic, which will require you to lead with humility and grace. Describe a time when you navigated differences in opinions, experiences, or perspectives with an individual or in a group. *
* College Salt Community Groups aren’t intergenerational but could be multiethnic
In a small group, tension or conflict can sometimes arise. How would you handle a situation where group members have differing opinions or behaviors that disrupt the group dynamic? *
How do you handle constructive criticism? Give an example of how you handled it? *
What other responsibilities do you have outside of leading with Salt City *
Your personal following of Jesus is far more important to us than any benefit you provide to our church. Because of this, your personal capacity to carry leadership responsibilities is very important to think through and understand. We will ask you to make a commitment and sacrifice when leading.
How would you manage your time and other commitments alongside leading a small group? *
Salt Community Group Leader Reference *
Please list the names of your Salt Community Group Leaders
If you were selected as a Salt Community Group Leader, why should people follow you? *
Are you willing to commit to living above reproach? We are committed to helping each other follow Jesus, with truth and grace, as we seek to walk in the light together *
"Above reproach" is not limited to the following areas, but are some cultural expectations for our particular context/community.
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