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How do you measure a “God thing?”
While there is merit to many of our outcome measures, the most reliable measures of God at work are the stories of what God accomplishes through the service of His people. Continue reading →
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Tagged church, Disability Ministry, fruit, Key Ministry, ministry impact, outcome measures, Special Needs Ministry
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