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Kevin Harney

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Kevin Harney is an Outreach magazine contributing editor, teaching pastor of Shoreline Church in Monterey, California, and the founder and visionary leader of Organic Outreach International. He is the author of the Organic Outreach trilogy and, most recently, Organic Disciples: Seven Ways to Grow Spiritually and Naturally Share Jesus, in addition to multiple studies and articles.

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Be a Conduit of God’s Grace

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Small acts and kind words have a huge redemptive impact
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Leading in Uncertainty

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3 critical aspects of leadership in a changing world.
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A Timeless Key to Church Health

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Activating the Gifts of the People in Your Church
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Making Old Things New

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How we made our food pantry into so much more
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The Discipline of Holy Noticing

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Having the mind of Christ means tuning in to others.
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The Journey of Faith

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Evangelism and discipleship merge when we disciple someone on their way to faith.
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6 Keys to Leading With Integrity

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We can’t lead what we don’t live.
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Ministry After the Virus

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Four essential concepts for navigating today and preparing for tomorrow
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