Changing your password is easy. Just go to the PROFILE page. You should be logged on, if not, go ahead and log on. If this is the first time logging on, you will need to request a password. One will be emailed to you. Towards the bottom, you will see change password. Change it to something you will remember and be sure to click on SAVE.

Each church has their own administrator. Send your name, email and the course you want to take to your administrator. They will forward the information to Connextions and you are approved. They will also assign a mentor and you are good to go.

If you don’t have a church family, we can connect you to one. Go to Contact to fill out the form.

There are three (3) access levels to the program.

1. Participant - People who are taking the courses.

2. Mentors - People who have been approved for mentorship

3. Administrators - Those people within the church overseeing the program.

If there is change, just have your church administer let us know and we will make the change.

Of course. The purpose of a mentor is to provide someone to walk along side of you through the process. But we do know that there are times where it is just not a good fit. Just let the church administrator know and they will make the changes for you.

Each lesson is designed purposely to be a little bit broad. The reason for this is for you to start thinking and operating at a deeper level.

To get the most of the courses there are a few things you should do.

1. Take it seriously and do the work.

2. Have a journal ready. Some place you can write either paper or electronic.

3. Meet with your mentor frequently. They are a sounding board for you and can help guide you

For the Bible and Christian Growth section, we recommend starting at

Christianity 101, to create a biblical foundation, but that is only a suggestion

For the life events, start with whichever makes sense for your situation.

Either way, get connected with a mentor and enjoy.

Mentors are everyday people who want to walk alongside you on your journey toward a deeper relationship with God. They're volunteers doing their best to help. If a serious issue arises with a mentor, please reach out to the church administrator. Otherwise, focus on building a genuine relationship with them; they truly want to see you grow.

Just to be clear, here is the Disclaimer