Connection Group Support Team
The Connection Group Support Team is here to be a first-contact resource for any need that arises in your group. Feel free to contact anyone on this list:
- Jeremy Kuhns • jjkuhns@gmail.com
- Ranel Wallace • ranelwallace@gmail.com
- Annie Cox • annie.cax@gmail.com
- Tyler Goodman • tylerisagoodman@gmail.com
- Kayla Steffens • kjsteffens@gmail.com
- Todd Wallace • todd@keystonelife.com • 515-992-0002
- Kate Kolars (not pictured) • kate@keystonelife.com
- Kent Spray (not pictured) • kent.spray@gmail.com
- Kyle Thomas (not pictured) • kylesthomas@gmail.com
Put These Key Dates on Your Calendar
- Kickoff Week • September 8
- Connection Group Discovery Event • September 15 (following each service)
- First-Year Leader Meeting • October 13 (following second service)
- All Leader Meeting • November 10 (following second service)
- Prepare Vision Dinner • January 5
- First-Year Leader Meeting • Early February (following second service)
- All Leader Meeting • Early March (following second service)
- Final Week of Meeting • First Week of May
- Welcome to Sabbatical Meeting • Mid-May
Connection Group Leadership Podcast
Have you listened to our podcast? We will be adding new content as it is available. Please let me know if you have any questions about how to listen to this content, or if you have any suggestions on topics that you would like to see covered in this private podcast.
Planning Center Instructions
Technology can be hard and we don't want that to be a hardship in your leadership at Keystone. We use Planning Center to manage our connection groups, communicate with our people, take attendance, and keep rosters up to date. There are minor details, but details that make a big impact. Here are some reminders of how to implement these details well.
Care Resources
As leaders, we aren’t expecting or asking you to be an expert in all things connection groups. All we ask is that you are faithful, available and teachable. Below, we have provided you some resources that will guide you through ways to care for the people in your group well.