Extension Training Links & Track

  •  Extension Training Link

- Mini StratOp Template https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L47l...

- Awaken Network Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... - The Unfair Advantage Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... - Missionary Pathway    • Missionary Pathway  


  • Extension Training Track


Definition of an Extension: A group of Saddleback members expressing the purposes in their city by regularly gathering to watch the worship service in their home or venue


Important Rhythms of an Extension:

  • Small Group is weekly

    • Priority in getting many groups started to care for the whole Extension

  • Worship Service is monthly at launch

    • Priority on getting others engaged in serving & thinking of inviting others

  • Activate Classes (formerly Class/DYP)  1-4 are quarterly *relaunching early 2024

    • Priority on Activate 1 to commit to the Extension and then facilitate Activate 2-4

Extension Training Track:


  1. What Does it Mean to Start an Extension

  2. Hosting a Worship Service in Your Home or Venue

  3. Extension Leadership Top Tips

  4. How Kids & Students Programming Works

  5. Worship Experiences at Your Extension (Interview with Josh Miller)

  6. Hosting Discovering Your Purpose 1-4 *New content coming in 2024 called “Activate”

  7. Facilitating Small Groups

  8. Building Volunteer Culture

  9. Care, Baptism, Communion, & More!

  10. Knowing the Bible & Becoming a Lifelong Learner

  11. Handling Conflict

  12. Unstucking Stagnant Growth

  13. Multiplying Your Leadership & What Balance Looks Like… (Coming Soon!)

  14. Expressing Missions through Your Extension

  15. Optionally: Training for your Extension Team on Missions called Missionary Pathway:

    • It’s a 7-week training with weekly content to do on their own and a weekly large group meeting. It’s an optional curriculum to build outreach thinking within your team. Access Here!


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