5 Ways to Plug a Visitor into a Small Group
Small groups are an important part of your discipleship strategy. Here are five strategies for plugging visitors into small groups (or in that direction):
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Small groups are an important part of your discipleship strategy. Here are five strategies for plugging visitors into small groups (or in that direction):
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