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Your Story Groups

Your Story is a powerful survey
and a great opportunity for discipleship conversations

A great way to use this survey is with a group/class of young people who complete the survey together and then have a follow-up conversation.

We’ve put together a Small Group / Classroom guide that steps you through the process of organising a Your Story Group. It is super easy to do while the follow-up conversations are incredibly rewarding.


Already we have heard some wonderful stories of various groups achieving these outcomes in creative ways:


Suggested Session Outline

Pre-gatheringCheck parent/guardian consent + Internet Access
5 minsWelcome and Introduction
10 mins[Optional] Short Theme-Based Activity
40-60 mins Complete online Survey
 [Break]     
30-60 mins Follow-up Discussion

SPREADING THE WORD

Not sure what to say or how to get the word out? Here are some examples of text that you can use to describe the project. You’ll also find some images you can use for promoting the research or to promote an event. Some of the images have some blank space where you can include group details if you are hosting an event.

YOUR STORY is a ground-breaking Australian research project exploring the spiritual experiences of young people aged 16-20.

The YOUR STORY Survey helps you to identify your experiences, choices and relationships that have shaped the story
of your faith.

Whether you believe or don’t believe in God, religion or spirituality, we would love to hear from you.

We want the stories of young people to shape the future of faith in Australia.

Find more information and take the survey at: www.yourstory.ridley.edu.au

YOUR STORY is an Australian research project exploring the spiritual experiences, beliefs and influences that have shaped the faith of young people. It involves taking an online survey that takes around 40 minutes to complete. The website and survey link for this project can be found at www.yourstory.ridley.edu.au


Download these postcards and use them to spread the word
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