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This Wikizine will be used to post articles and provide information and assistance to pastoral ministry staff and their churches. Let's face it, for those in fill time vocational ministry and those who serve as volunteers within the... [more]
This Wikizine will be used to post articles and provide information and assistance to pastoral ministry staff and their churches.
Let's face it, for those in fill time vocational ministry and those who serve as volunteers within the local church, it would be nice not to have to recreate everything we do. If we can find other servants of the Lord who have done something or gone through something before, we would be wise to glean from their exeperiences. This Wikizine hopefully will be an invaluable resource for all of us as we continue to serve the Lord with all of our might and strength. I am praying for all those who use this tool and find it beneficial to your ministry. I would love to hear back from you with any comments, suggestions and/or feedback.
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