GROUP 66

join the adventure

connect | read | celebrate | share

GROUP 66 is a way to inspire people to read God's Word more. It's an urban pilgrimage, helpful for busy 21 century people who want to dust off their Bibles and join others in a great adventure.

THE CHALLENGE

66 people. 66 books of the Bible. 66 days. Sounds simple - and it is!

In GROUP 66 each person chooses a different book of the Bible and they study it on their own or with friends or family. After 66 days they all meet up over some food to share and celebrate.

Finding 66 people is easier than some might think, but even four or five can take the Group 66 challenge!

SIMPLE

GROUP 66 encourages people to read in order to hear God speak to them personally, not simply to glean knowledge. It is a spiritual quest, journey - a pilgrimage of sorts.

FUN

It is fun because you are sharing the journey with others and that brings a gentle measure of accountability - which many need in our fast paced lives. At the end of a round of Group 66, everyone gets to share briefly and creatively at a celebration event.

FRUITFUL

GROUP 66 is contagious - once people choose a book, they become very passionate about their discoveries. They cannot help but tell others about it, and before you know it, their friends will want to join in the adventure.

GROUP 66      ALIVE AND ACTIVE

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING

"Group 66 has been great. I have really begun to read the Word of God like never before"

"Group 66 is an excellent idea. It is so simple. More people should do it"

"I am now doing Group 66 with my husband and children - and they are loving it!"

"Group 66 is a sensational idea for 21st century Christians"

" Group 66 is a challenge for me and I am being renewed more and more with the Word. We are often too busy and can easily neglect the Word of God. Group 66 is a point of reference for me to really make me get down to studying it more. I am excited about Group 66 spreading among my friends and around the world!"

"What an exciting concept! We need the Word, and sometimes just need encouragement to read it"