Mr. Riley and Glenda conduct the first class of "Mr. Riley's School of Acolytes". They test Andrea's knowledge of church terms. Guess who knows more? Although this is for fun, is this how we sometimes treat children in our congregations?

Is your congregation offering children an experience that will surround them with a community of love? Chuck and "The Committee" ask these important questions and laugh and learn along the way.

Glenda sets up for her Tuesday night Small Group, and gets a little confused as usual.

Mr. Riley and Glenda host the first Park Grove Community CHAT. Their first guest: Chuck! Their first topic: Small Groups. Watch to the very end!

Small Groups in any size congregation tend to create deeper relationships and a stronger commitment to the Christian faith. In this episode, Chuck decides to help Park Grove Community Church become healthier by inviting the committee to discuss the importance of small groups.

Mr. Riley decides to be "innovative" and design Park Grove Community Church's Website! Oh no.

Churches that innovate tend to thrive. But how does this work? See Chuck and The Committee deal with the lights going out in the church while understanding the meaning of innovation. Is your congregation innovative?

The committee members have fun with a word game!

Hannah challenges her fellow committee members to name all 12 disciples!

How does your congregation intentionally make disciples? Do you have a system in place? Chuck acts as the referee with the committee as they struggle to understand what a discipleship system is at Park Grove.