Becoming a member
Partnering With Other Local Pastors
The easiest way to become a member is to identify 4-5 other local pastors who would be interested in establishing close, personal relationships. A 67 representative will assist in setting up the initial gathering and providing food. 67 will also assist in identifying and training a moderator.
Joining an Existing Group
Sometimes an existing group will add a new member. The visiting pastor will be introduced as a potential member. He will sign a confidentiality agreement before the meeting starts. There will be a 1-3 meeting trial to see if both the potential member and the current members agree on the potential member joining the group as a permanent member.
Confidentiality is Key
67 groups survive because of confidentiality. What is said duiring the 67 meeting, stays between the pastors at that meeting.
Developing Deep Relationships
A primary benefit to long-term, confidential meetings is the development of lifelong friendships with pastors who understand you.
Interested?
If you would like more information on becoming a member, please send an email with your questions to your area director. Please include your contact info. To send an email click here.