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Debriefing (part 5 – 30 questions to ask)

What were the high points and the low points? Who most encouraged you on the trip? Did you accomplish your goals? What did God do? What stories can you share? What pictures did you like best? Describe some of the relationships you made. What di…
By Seth Barnes
  1. What were the high points and the low points?
  2. Who most encouraged you on the trip?
  3. Did you accomplish your goals?
  4. What did God do?
  5. What stories can you share?
  6. What pictures did you like best?
  7. Describe some of the relationships you made.
  8. What did you find most challenging?
  9. Were you well prepared? What else could you have done?
  10. How would you rate the unity in your team?
  11. How are you doing physically?
  12. How are you doing emotionally?
  13. How are you doing spiritually?
  14. Did anything disappoint you about yourself?
  15. What surprised you about the culture?
  16. What ministry skills did you sharpen?
  17. Did you find fulfillment in your ministry time?
  18. What did you learn about ministry?
  19. Did you experience any miracles in your ministry time?
  20. What comes next for you in life?
  21. What do you hope to accomplish in the next year?
  22. What is your plan to get there?
  23. What changes do you want to make to your life?
  24. Are there any relationships you need to change?
  25. How will you change them?
  26. What concerns do you have as you go back home?
  27. Who can help you keep the flame alive back home?
  28. What ministry will you continue to do in the community?
  29. What can you do to go to the next level spiritually?
  30. Who will you reach out and minister to?

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