Follow-Ups

Scheduling

• Introduce yourself and schedule a meeting time and location with your contacts via text, email, or phone call.
• Tell them your full name, class year, and outfit
• Mention how you got their number
• Ask them if they would be willing to get together on the Quad
• If yes, throw out a few times that works for you and see what time works for them.
• Make sure they know where exactly to meet
• Send a reminder text a couple hours before the meeting
  Sample MessageHey , this is . I am in Class of 202- and I am leader in Valor. I got your number from who you met at Impact. I would love to get together with you and a few others from Impact and get to know you and share some follow-up materials from the Bible. We can meet on the Quad! Do you have about 30-60 minutes free some time this week or next to meet?

Meeting

Do following in the meeting but feel free to adjust according to your style:

• Build Rapport: Ask people questions about themselves and their well being. For example:
  • How has your experience in the Corps been so far?
  • How are classes going?
  • Does anyone have any funny stories from FOW?
• Open In Prayer: It is usually good for you to open in prayer and set the example.
• Introductions: If it is the first meeting, have everyone introduce themselves: name, hometown, major, outfit, and maybe something fun (e.g. favorite sport)
• Lesson: Introduce the lesson and ask everyone to bring up the link on their phone.
  • Follow-up #1: https://resources.aggievalor.com/p/kgp1.html
  • Follow-up #2: https://resources.aggievalor.com/p/kgp2.html
  • Follow-up #3: https://resources.aggievalor.com/p/kgp3.html
• Close In Prayer: Ask for volunteers to close the group in prayer.
• Schedule Next Meeting: Ask everyone if they can meet at the same time and location next week.