Imagine being asked to lead with confidence a team in a role you’ve never done before. You’d probably feel excited, but also a little overwhelmed. That’s a lot of responsibility.

Now imagine your boss tells you they won’t leave you to figure it out on your own. They’ll train you, answer your questions, prepare you for challenges, and give you the tools you need to lead well. Suddenly, that responsibility feels a lot less intimidating.

At Radical Mentoring, that’s exactly how we want mentors to feel.

Our mentoring resources have always been free, making it easy to create an account and begin mentoring at your church or in your community. But our heart is not to simply to hand you a set of resources, but instead to walk alongside you as you lead.

Because leading a mentoring group is about more than following a monthly guide. You’re investing in people, having meaningful conversations, navigating challenges, and pointing others toward Jesus. That’s not something you should have to figure out alone.

The role of your mentoring guide

Your Mentoring Guide is there to answer questions, offer encouragement, and help you feel confident as you prepare for each season of mentoring. Whether you’re launching your very first group or have been mentoring for years, having someone in your corner means you’re never navigating the journey by yourself.

One of the ways we walk alongside mentors is through mentor training. It’s more than learning the Radical Mentoring process. It’s an opportunity to connect with our team, ask questions, gain practical wisdom, and begin your mentoring season feeling prepared, connected, and rooted.

Choose the mentor training that’s right for you

• On-demand video training (free)
  Learn the Radical Mentoring process at your own pace, then schedule a follow-up coaching call with your Mentoring Guide for additional support.
  Best for: Individual mentors and flexible schedules. 
• Live online training (free)
  Join a live session led by a Mentoring Guide where you can ask questions, receive practical coaching, and connect with other mentors preparing to launch.
  Best for: Mentors who value interaction and discussion. 
• In-person training at your church (travel expenses plus honorarium)
  Invite a Mentoring Guide to your church to equip your mentors, answer questions, and help your team launch with confidence.
  Best for: Churches launching multiple mentoring groups.

Whether you’re preparing to launch your first mentoring group or your tenth, we’re here to help. Create your free account, connect with one of our Mentoring Guides and take your next step to lead with confidence!