Training Themes Handling Difficult Personalities Jeffrey Arnold It starts with knowing your heart. See "Healthy Small Groups" Training Pack

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Topics:	Cell groups, Community, Fellowship, Health, Home groups, Shepherding, Small group coach, Small group leader, Small groups
Filters:	Bible study, Church staff, Elder, Pastor, Shepherd, Small groups
Purpose:	Fellowship
References:	Ephesians 4:29-32, Colossians 3:12-14
Date Added:	July 31, 2007
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There will always be some personalities with whom the leader struggles. This exercise can help you to work through your feelings toward some different types of people.

1. What kind of person do you struggle with the most? Look over the following list and mark the three types of people who aggravate you the most. You have complete freedom to define what ...

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