01 / FIELD NOTE✦
CHECK IN
When a teammate sounds quieter than usual.
“Hey, you seem a little off today. How are you doing?”
Listen without pushing for an answer. Give your friend room to decide what to share.
SIX33 FIELD KIT / 01
REAL PEOPLE.
REAL FAITH.
Start the conversation. Offer prayer. Share what Jesus has done. Build a community where people know they matter.
FAITH / FRIENDSHIP / FOLLOW-THROUGH MATTHEW 6:33
✦ THE MISSION STARTS HERE
YOU DON’T NEED
A PERFECT SPEECH.
These are starting points, not scripts to fire into a lobby. Speak in your own words, care about the person in front of you, and respect their answer.
✦ THE CONVERSATION KIT
FIND THE
RIGHT WORDS.
Six ways to start. Choose an example, make it your own, and mean what you say.
02 / FIELD NOTE✦
OFFER PRAYER
When someone tells you they are carrying something hard.
“I’m sorry you’re going through that. Would you like me to pray for you?”
If they say yes, ask what they would like prayer for. Keep the request private unless they give permission to share it.
03 / FIELD NOTE✦
SHARE YOUR STORY
When a conversation opens up about faith or hope.
“My faith in Jesus has changed my life. Would you be open to hearing my story?”
Tell the truth about your own experience, in your own words. Leave space for their response.
04 / FIELD NOTE✦
TALK ABOUT JESUS
When someone wants to know what Christians believe.
“Would you like to hear what Christians believe about Jesus and why it matters to me?”
Speak clearly about Jesus. Listen to questions, respect a no, and follow the platform’s rules.
05 / FIELD NOTE✦
FOLLOW THROUGH
After someone has shared a need or accepted prayer.
“You mentioned a difficult week last time. How are things going? I’ve been praying for you.”
Only say you have prayed if you actually have. Do not share their situation with the group without permission.
06 / FIELD NOTE✦
INVITE SOMEONE IN
When your group meets for prayer or Bible study.
“A few of us are getting together to pray and read the Bible after we play. You’re welcome to join us.”
Make it clear that joining is voluntary. Friendship and help should never depend on participation.
Examples are copied only when you choose. This tool does not store your conversations or send messages.
✦ FOR LEADERS / MODERATORS
BUILD A GROUP
PEOPLE CAN TRUST.
A good community needs more than a name and a Discord invite. Start with clear expectations and people who will show up for one another.
SET THE EXPECTATION
Explain your group’s purpose, age expectations, region, schedule, communication channels, and rules before people join.
MAKE ROOM FOR REPORTS
Name trusted moderators, tell members how to report a problem privately, and respond consistently. Do not promise secrecy you cannot guarantee.
PROTECT PEOPLE
Ask before sharing prayer requests or personal stories. Be especially careful with minors and follow your platform’s safety rules.
BUILD A RHYTHM
Choose a sustainable time to play, check in with people, and follow through on what you offer. A small consistent group can be a strong one.
✦ TAKE THE NEXT STEP
DON’T LEAVE IT
ON THE SCREEN.
Check in with a teammate. Offer to pray. Make time for someone this week.