MENTOR TRAINING

by Radical Mentoring

Dive deeper into the in's and out's of effective mentoring.

There is no specific training required to be a Radical Mentor. Your training comes from the life lessons – sometimes very hard life lessons – that you’ve had getting to where you are. Your experiences, especially your mistakes, are what have trained you to be a mentor.

But, that said, there are things you can do to be more effective as a Radical Mentor. In these training modules, you'll learn from Radical Mentoring founder Regi Campbell and Radical Mentoring President Kevin Harris. In the videos, they'll walk you through some of the important things you need to know and will want to be thinking about as you prepare for your mentoring season. And then don't miss the articles and resources in each module for an even deeper dive.

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Resources

	Mentor Like Jesus: His Radical Approach to Building the Church This book from Radical Mentoring Founder Regi Campbell lays out a way for the next generation to grow into fully alive, reproducing disciple-makers through Jesus' approach to mentoring. It explains the why behind the Radical Mentoring process.
	Seven Unique Aspects of Radical Mentoring Senior Pastor Henry Williams from Five Oaks Church in Minneapolis shares seven unique things he loves about Radical Mentoring’s approach to developing disciple-makers.
	Six Qualities of a Good Mentor In this article, RM President Kevin Harris shares the six qualities we look for in a "good mentor" and dives deeper on two that are unique and extra important.
	The Best Mentors Are Tour Guides Not Travel Agents Tour guides and travel agents both add value, but only one takes the journey with you. As you continue to purposefully invest your life into the next generation, ask yourself what role are you playing?
	Mentors Embody the Christian Life While anything but perfect, the life of the mentor, transparently exposed and fully committed, shows the younger man a real-life example of what a fully-alive Jesus-follower is like and what it can be for him if he goes all-in.

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1	Five Elements: Reading
2	Five Elements: Homework Assignments
3	Five Elements: Scripture Memory
4	Five Elements: Growth Partners
5	Five Elements of Radical Mentoring: Prayer
6	Scenario of the Mentoring Season
7	Co-Mentoring
8	Leveraging the Group
9	Do's and Don'ts
10	Facilitation vs. Teaching
11	"Bad Mentee Behavior"
12	Telling Your Story
13	Story Retreat
14	Leading One-on-Ones
15	Commencement Retreat