Learn about Cru.Comm 3.0
June 17, 2008 by Tim Henderson
Cru.Comm, short for Crusade Communities, is a small group Bible study curriculum designed with a logical progression, that in the course of 3-4 years, could take a new Christian, ground them in the basics of the faith and grow them into a Christ-centered laborer.
Version 3.0 has been completely rewritten and redesigned. The same Christ-centered teaching model that our staff have been trained in through Bible Study Methods and Biblical Interpretation and Communication tracks now informs each Cru.Comm study. And they’ve been redesigned with a new brighter, cleaner look. We’re pretty excited about the improvements and hope they’ll be helpful to you.
Each of the over 100 studies in Cru.Comm presents classic, transferable Crusade teaching through a distinctively redemptive lens, in a way that is easy to use in a dynamic, interactive small group community. Each study is designed to first teach the leader the passage and then provide them with questions they can use to lead their group through a process of self-discovered learning.
The previous version of Cru.Comm (version 2.0) is available on CD from New Life Resources for as little as $9.00 a disc. For the time being version 3 is exclusively available via web-based subscription. It’s a sweet deal—you should check it out.
* CDs for Students and Churches.
* Online Subscription Information.
In the meantime here are some free samples and a list of the full content. Have at it.
Also, be sure to read How to Use Cru.Comm. It will help you and your Bible study get the most out of this tool.
If you are a subscriber here is the full content of Cru.Comm
2 Comments for 'Learn about Cru.Comm 3.0'
We’re using Cru.com 3.0 here in Canada with our students this year and at my church. It’s easily adaptable to any age. What I like most about it is the way it teaches people how to read and study their Bibles well by the simple way the study is laid out. Fantastic stuff.
This junk is hype! Everyone ought to use these studies in their ministry! I’m even using them at my church.